Danish Prime Minister Blasts Message From A Doctor Offering to Fix Her Nose: ‘Happy With My Body’
Frederiksen said she is indignant after a plastic surgeon offered to fix her nose, as she shared a screenshot and called the advice unsolicited.
- On Monday, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen shared on Instagram that she received unsolicited advice from a plastic surgeon to "fix a little spot" on her nose upon returning from Ukraine.
- Frederiksen, 48, wrote that she has received countless messages regarding her appearance over the years, including suggestions to get Botox or cap her teeth, prompting her to express feeling "indignant" about the unsolicited commentary.
- "I really dont need a male plastic surgeon to have an opinion about it!" Frederiksen wrote, stressing she is "perfectly fine with my body" and urging those who contact her to discuss "something meaningful."
- She shared words of solidarity with others facing similar scrutiny, sending a "loving thought" to those who navigate "perfect imperfections" while walking around every day.
- Her comments echoed those of Barbra Streisand, who resisted similar pressure in her 2023 memoir, while Frederiksen continues her role as a Social Democrat leader guiding Denmark through complex international affairs.
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The Danish Prime Minister, Mette Fredericksen, published a screen shot of correspondence with a plastic surgeon in his instagram on 24 August, who in his personal communications suggested that she take the spot off her nose.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen does something that Angela Merkel would never have done: she does not comment on her person on the Internet. That's right!
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has reacted sharply to a message she received via Instagram. In it, a plastic surgeon suggests removing a spot on her nose. According to Frederiksen, she is increasingly being criticized about her body, but "personally, I am satisfied with my body." Her message has been positively received on social media.
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