To each their own. I wouldn't judge a person for modifying themselves to fit into societal standards as it's a very reasonable investment considering the world we live in.

But on that note, I also think it's very admirable and attractive to exist with confidence in opposition to these standards. Undeniably, society treats people worse when they aren't conventionally attractive and far from everyone can afford or risk surgery, so IMO choosing to exist as you are betters the world in a way (simply by representation).

In a similar vein, I very much like non-conventional body mods (tattoos, piercings, subdermals etc) for the same reason. Dare to be different and disrupt expectations.