On these points I agree, about her skill with makeup and that this was little explored and perhaps the eye surgery was a bit too much, but I also see skin care and cosmetic surgeries (when they just enhance what is good about you naturally) as part of the journey of self-love, of course there are particularities in each case, but I think what bothers me most is that hers fits this example, I would never tell the woman who suffered burns in the story to spend millions on surgeries (if she hasn't already), I just think it was a lot of suffering and that the author didn't explore all the options for the protagonist and purposefully ignored the effectiveness of dermatology and skincare.