For the folks who got plasitc surgery...lil question?

So you had plastic surgery...okay that's cool whatever. You probably got breast implants, butt implants, changed your face, changed your nose...all that.

So does it affect you at all when you have children and realize your 'REAL' look is inherited gene wise? Or how would you approach that subject if a child asks you why something's 'amiss' in the genetic pool?

Like for example...okay you changed your face..like Heidi Kloom did, maybe very distinctive features like your nose or chin, something that would be genetically strong if you had children. SO when your baby gets older and has those same features that you abhorred and wanted to get rid of, what would you say to your child? Would you force them to have plastic surgery too? Would you not care and be like "Well I got rid of it because I didn't feel comfortable in my body, if you want to do that too it's okay dear." How would you go about it?

Or say in a situation you had breast implants because you had A cups, and your daughter goes through her teen emotional/social crisis and realizes she doesn't have the C cups like you do. How would you go about that situation?

OR...my final example, how would you play out a situation where you date a guy, he doesn't know about the surgeries (although some can still tell) somehow, and when the child is born of course there's a miss-match in the outcome when the traits are noticeable (if they are that is)? Granted i'm sure the baby will have his features but...work with me here on the scenario. How would you go about it?

Nothing against the whole plastic surgery thing, could really care less...but was always curious how one would approach these scenarios if confronted with them.

ANSWER AWAY! thanks.