You really wish to make a change because you really want to look like that. And you have firmly decided to do the transformation, even though it means that you have to go under the plastic surgeon’s knife. The Internet is overflowing with impressive before-and-after photos, but how to find out what lies in between? What doctor to choose? How to prepare for the procedure that you are considering to have? What physical, emotional and financial challenges should you get yourself ready for? The list of question may go on and on, but how and where to get answers to them? Turning your attention to Instagram Dolls might get you on the right path.

So, who are the Instagram Dolls? They are patients of plastic surgeons, women, who went through certain plastic surgery procedures and documented the entire process, from their wishes and desires to the actual outcomes, on their private Instagram pages along the way. Those pages are called “Sx pages,” where the “Sx” part is drawing an analogy to the prescriptive “Rx,” and their names and hashtags usually include  the names of doctors, who performed the procedures. For example, JohnTaylorDoll could be a woman, who had a cosmetic surgical procedure performed by a doctor named John Taylor.

Sx pages are private and nameless, so if you have never had or wanted to have a plastic surgery, most likely you would have never discovered an “Instagram Doll” account on Instagram because there is usually a very strict and meticulous process in place to keep out people who are not going to have a plastic surgery procedure.

Sx pages form an exclusive Instagram community that can be your compass in the world of cosmetic surgery, providing you everything from the inspiration material, including collections of photographs of women’s desired shapes, to the education on how to choose the right medical practice, what experiences should trigger the alarm, and what to expect on every stage of the recovery process. That is why Sx pages are really a big deal for women researching specific procedures because those pages allow women to find someone with a similar build to theirs and follow their progress for a preview of what they might look like if they got a similar procedure.