Especially if it's before birth, you have quite a bit of freedom, but once you're born, you can only change small things. However, even those small things can be changed, to a certain extent.

Therefore, when I see people getting plastic surgery, I wonder what they're doing, enduring so much pain and trouble, and knowing that it might eventually revert, all while paying a lot of money.

Furthermore, perception is strongly influenced by habit, so preferences for faces, for example, can be influenced by seeing the same beautiful faces repeatedly on television. People become accustomed to those faces and develop a perception that those faces are cute. Therefore, if you don't watch television or anything, you become accustomed to the faces of the people around you, and even if those faces are generally considered unattractive, you can get used to them. In other words, preferences are often influenced by habit. However, there is still a matter of degree.

As perception changes preferences, and there is also a degree of how broad one's "strike zone" is, which can influence things, there is no need for everyone to get plastic surgery to have the same beautiful faces that are advertised on television. Korean celebrities, for example, all have similar faces, and I wonder why. It's because people's perceptions are the same, which reduces the variety of faces among celebrities.

On the other hand, there is also the aspect of cleanliness, and if someone is not clean, they will not be liked, which is unrelated to perception or preference, so that's a different story.

Faces and bodies, and other such parts, can be changed by the power of will. I think everyone experiences seeing their face change significantly in the mirror due to the power of will, but the face is a clear example. Even with parts of the body, it is possible to change them with the power of will.

Before birth, you can freely change your face and body, just like in a game character creation. However, the default is usually similar to your parents' appearance, so if you don't have any particular preferences, you'll likely be born that way. For example, if you want to be born as an incredibly beautiful person, you can change your face to be more beautiful. In that case, if your face is too different from your parents', people might think, "Is this child really my child?" You can change things quite freely.

However, if your consciousness is dormant and your spiritual level is low, this may not happen, and you will be born with the default appearance of your parents. However, as you become accustomed to life, you will be able to change things freely. However, even that is reflected in your preferences. For example, in the case of faces, you will have a face with a similar atmosphere in almost every life. This is done quite unconsciously, but even though you inherit the bone structure, physique, and basic shape of your face from your parents, there are certain common features in the expression, atmosphere, and characteristics of your face in almost every life.

Well, there are also times when things go wrong. For example, if you reincarnate as a woman for a while, and then suddenly try to reincarnate as a man, you might not understand how to be a man. You might think, "Men are usually tall, right?" or "Maybe I want to be a little handsome," or "Is it normal for that thing down there to be a certain size?" And if you choose without really understanding, you might end up being more popular than expected, or when you're intimate, that part might be too big and the woman might be in pain. There are stories like that.

When I prioritize spirituality, I often choose to have smaller breasts as a woman and a smaller "thing" as a man. But when I want to be popular, I often make them bigger. And all of that can be chosen freely. Life is about what you seek. Basically, what you seek will be given to you. Whether that reality works as you want it to, and whether that is happiness, is different for each person's life.