Onlyfans star Erika Helin also takes a stand on the discussion and criticism surrounding cosmetic surgery.
Onlyfans star and 2018 Miss Finland finalist Erika Helin openly tells her social media followers why she decided to undergo cosmetic surgery.
Helin’s list Instagram– in his publication that he underwent breast surgery at the age of 26, during which he underwent liposuction of the stomach at the same time.
The media personality recalls that her body has been commented on since elementary school.
– For example, the size of the breasts was both “praised” and barked at even then. Later, comments were made on their “hanging” and shape. Other reasons for barking over the years have been weight – especially during the pageant, the fat accumulation in the lower abdomen that protects the uterus seemed to bother the viewers. They wondered if I was pregnant, how can I be so skinny, why am I not more sporty, Helin opens in her post.
– Miss pageants are often accused of being too thin and putting appearance pressure on others – and I was accused of being fat, which would not be appropriate for a pageant. Because of my height, they call me a “big girl”, they wonder about my shoe size, they say I have hands like men’s, he continues.
Erika Helin recalls what kind of body comments she has received over the years. Atte Kajova
Helin says that because of the constant barking, the star was so ashamed of her breasts that she began to consider breast lift and reduction surgery. With the operation, the media personality says she is more satisfied with her body than ever.
– Simply to my own eyes, I look better. Would I have ever gone into surgery without outside pressure? I can not say. I probably wouldn’t have known how to consider my natural body ugly if it hadn’t been constantly barked at, she reflects.
However, according to Helin, Beauty operations did not eradicate appearance criticism.
– The body barking hasn’t stopped after the surgeries. The attitude towards me has not changed for the better when I fixed my body. My breasts are still commented on and my intelligence is judged because of their existence.
– What has changed is my own inner world. I am happy with my reflection, I am confident and I love my body.
Finally, Helin takes a stand on the discussion and criticism surrounding cosmetic surgery. In his opinion, it would be better to deal with the phenomenon itself rather than with people who have undergone cosmetic surgery.
– You can never know what kind of background story there is. And what’s most important is that it doesn’t matter how someone else wants to look, Helin reminds.
– I would also raise the fact that surgery can also be used to correct situations where a person has an unusual appearance due to an accident, illness or other reason. In such cases, the “futile” operation may be required so that mental recovery can begin. The fact that you think “everyone doesn’t have to look the same” doesn’t matter. Because the person going through it experiences it in their own way, and not through your experiences, he concludes.