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18/04/2013
According to the Daily Mail, liposuction emerged as the most popular choice of treatment with 57% of the male vote.
A total of 1,248 British men were surveyed as part of research into relationships and when asked, 'Would you like your partner to undergo cosmetic surgery to improve their looks?', 24% said yes.
Almost a fifth (19%) said they were unsure, while a further 19% said they wouldn't want their partner to undergo surgery.
Of those who said they would like their partner to undergo cosmetic surgery, they were then asked, 'What surgical enhancement do you think would improve your partner's looks the most?'. The men were then invited to choose from a list of answers, including liposuction, dental surgery and breast enlargement.
Participants were then asked, 'Would you ever tell your partner that you think surgery would improve their looks?', with only 12% admitting they would actually tell their partner.
When asked to elaborate on their answer, 76% of men said the biggest reason for telling their partner was because they didn't think their looks could be improved.
52% admitted they "wouldn't want to upset" their partner, while 23% said they wouldn't tell their partner for fear of "causing an argument".
A spokesman for VoucherCodesPro.co.uk, who conducted the survey, said: "It seems that twelve per cent of men are either braver, or possibly, more stupid than me. It would take somebody with a fair amount of courage to tell their partner that they'd benefit from cosmetic surgery.
"Whilst the majority of respondents are very happy with the way their partner looks, it seems that a good proportion would be willing to let them try and improve their natural appearance if they had the opportunity.
"But, perhaps sensibly, a larger proportion would refrain from telling them this."
The men's top five surgery wish list was:
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24% Of Men 'Want Partner To Have Cosmetic Surgery'
New research has revealed that a quarter of men would like their partner to have cosmetic surgery in order to improve their looks.According to the Daily Mail, liposuction emerged as the most popular choice of treatment with 57% of the male vote.
A total of 1,248 British men were surveyed as part of research into relationships and when asked, 'Would you like your partner to undergo cosmetic surgery to improve their looks?', 24% said yes.
Almost a fifth (19%) said they were unsure, while a further 19% said they wouldn't want their partner to undergo surgery.
Of those who said they would like their partner to undergo cosmetic surgery, they were then asked, 'What surgical enhancement do you think would improve your partner's looks the most?'. The men were then invited to choose from a list of answers, including liposuction, dental surgery and breast enlargement.
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Participants were then asked, 'Would you ever tell your partner that you think surgery would improve their looks?', with only 12% admitting they would actually tell their partner.
When asked to elaborate on their answer, 76% of men said the biggest reason for telling their partner was because they didn't think their looks could be improved.
52% admitted they "wouldn't want to upset" their partner, while 23% said they wouldn't tell their partner for fear of "causing an argument".
A spokesman for VoucherCodesPro.co.uk, who conducted the survey, said: "It seems that twelve per cent of men are either braver, or possibly, more stupid than me. It would take somebody with a fair amount of courage to tell their partner that they'd benefit from cosmetic surgery.
"Whilst the majority of respondents are very happy with the way their partner looks, it seems that a good proportion would be willing to let them try and improve their natural appearance if they had the opportunity.
"But, perhaps sensibly, a larger proportion would refrain from telling them this."
The men's top five surgery wish list was:
- Liposuction (57%)
- Breast enlargement (49%)
- Dental surgery (42%)
- Nose job (38%)
- Botox to remove wrinkles (34%)
(JP/CD)
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