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Plastic Surgery for a Cheater? No.

Ladies, let’s get one thing straight: changing your look for a man is the worst idea ever. EVER. And yet, somehow, it keeps happening. Case in point—Jana Kramer just admitted…

Plastic Surgery

Ladies, let’s get one thing straight: changing your look for a man is the worst idea ever. EVER.

And yet, somehow, it keeps happening. Case in point—Jana Kramer just admitted she got plastic surgery for her ex, Mike Caussin. You know, the guy who cheated on her? Multiple times? Yeah, him.

Jana, girl. No.

Plastic Surgery is personal. Don't get input from your guy.

This is right up there with Sandy ditching her wholesome, adorable poodle skirts for skin-tight leather and a cigarette in Grease. I was seven when I saw that travesty, and even then, I knew it was a mistake. If a guy needs you to become someone else to keep his attention, he’s not worth your time.

And let’s talk about history repeating itself. How many times have women (especially famous ones) changed their looks for a man, only to regret it later?

Exhibit A: Heidi Montag. She literally transformed her entire face and body for Spencer Pratt, who, let’s be honest, was a human red flag. She later admitted she “died for a minute” during one of her surgeries and has regretted it ever since. Spencer, meanwhile, is still out here talking about crystals.

Exhibit B: Katie Price. She’s had endless plastic surgeries, many reportedly influenced by her exes. And guess what? None of those guys stuck around.

Exhibit C: Khloé Kardashian. The glow-up is real, but she’s been open about feeling the need to change after past relationships made her insecure. Ahem, Tristan Thompson.

It never works. Ever. If a guy is the kind of person who demands “improvements,” he’s also the kind of guy who will find something else to criticize. Or, in Mike Caussin’s case, cheat anyway.

Jana deserves better. So does every woman. If you’re getting a little nip/tuck for yourself, more power to you. But if you're doing it for a guy? Just… don’t.

The right person will love you exactly as you are—poodle skirts, ponytails, and all.

Sandy learned that too late. Let’s hope Jana (and everyone else) gets the memo soone

Lauren Beckham Falcone is the co-host of Bob & LBF in the Morning. Formerly an award-winning reporter and columnist for the Boston Herald, she credits her current success as a pop culture commentator to watching too much TV as a kid and scouring the internet too much as an adult. LBF is a regular contributor to NECN and is an honorary board member at the Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress. Lauren lives in Canton with her husband Dave and her daughter Lucy. Lauren writes about trending topics, New England destinations, and seasonal DIY.