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Tactfully bring up co-worker's plastic surgery
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Digbads | 7:40 p.m. July 9, 2009
Perhaps you could have said "why Marylyn, the unnatural stretching of skin
across your aging bones makes you look so Dick-clarkesque." or
"Maryilyn, it must be startling to be back at work, you look permanently
surprised".
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ted | 7:46 p.m. July 9, 2009
Why not just tactfully say, "Edna, you don't look a day over
85."? Edna would then be in a position to share her story.
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Angela Segal | 9:49 p.m. July 9, 2009
I get this quaestion often as an independent consultant for plastic surgery. I
agree with the subtle approach, although if someone left to have gastric by-pass
we wouldn't say they look rested. We would say they lost a great amount of
weight and that they look fabulous. So why not say "your face looks very
refreshed whatever you did worked great. How about a referral?"
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