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knife
(redirected from going under the knife)

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See: lancinate, pierce


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Byline: He may be hot stuff in Hollywood right now, but Ricky Gervais says he would not consider going under the knife.
However, if you feel that everything is wrong with your looks while others insist against the same, you should categorically think long and hard before going under the knife as you may have self-esteem issues and therefore, regret the drastic change in the long run.
Q I promised myself a facelift at 50 but I'm frightened of going under the knife.
 
 
 
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