Ms. Ngo Kim Thoa, an entrepreneur who is not only famous in the fashion industry with the brand “Angela Ngo,” but she is also known as an amazing woman who never seem to age. She has tried a wonderful and lovely moments with her daughter in A&A International Aesthetic Clinic several times. These photos have been exposed during International Women’s day in Vietnam.

International Women’s day has celebrated the economic, cultural, political and social achievements of women for more than 100 years. The day isn’t simply a celebration- it’s a call to action to everyone to continue to push for complete gender equality. The first International Women’s day was observed since March 8, 1994.

It has come a long way since 1910 and many people believe that most of the battles have already been won for women. But women are still not getting equal pay, there are lower proportions of women in the government positions, and women’s education is still being withheld across the world. Battles have been won, but the battles aren’t over.

In A&A International Aesthetic Clinic, we treat women with equal rights and giving them a great options that would maintain their good looking appearance. Let’s face it, when we meet someone new a first impression is first about looks; only later do things such as personality, brains and character start to take on meaning. So with our services, we will help them fight their own battles not only in equal right but also fighting against the normal process of aging.

What’s with beauty? As per Daniel Hamermesh, author of Beauty Pays, is an economist. Collecting data from several countries and cultures, he has found that beauty is absolutely connected with success- well, at least financial success. He added companies that place a premium on hiring very attractive people had on average higher revenues than similar companies which did not.

Ms, Ngo Kim Thoa and her daughter during consultation with Dr. Tran Ngoc Si

In the new york times interview, Hamermesh found that for beautiful people in general, “Most of us, regardless of our professed attitudes, prefer as customers to buy from better looking salespeople, as jurors to listen to better looking attorneys, as voters to be led by better looking policitians and as students to learn from better-looking professors.

The cycle is easy to see. The beautiful woman constantly fawned upon. Catered to, approached and presented with numerous options. This sets up a powerful self-image and expectations for the best. So, it’s all good right? Beauty is the bomb and those lucky enough to have it are the equivalent of genetic lottery winners.

Non-surgical, Pain less and cost-effective that last for 1-2 years.

For some, let’s accept it isn’t cheap to be a beautiful woman or atleast to maintain your good looking face. Since most women spend about one third of their income on maintaining good looks. Because for them money is no object when it buys self-esteem.

Take 10 years off your face

There is always good and bad with beauty and the real question is what exactly determines which woman will parlay it into success and which will succumb to the dark side? The answer is simple. Beauty is an asset, just like physical prowess, charisma, and brains or emotional intelligence. The key to it or with any gift is in the way you use it. It doesn’t define you as a person. Rather, it’s an asset to be used judiciously and with an understanding of how it is just a small part of who you are.

In Vietnam, Aesthetic non-surgical treatments and plastic surgery is on its peak and this is because women in this country perceive beauty as a blessing. For they believe that things happen differently for a beautiful woman than for a plain one. Different yes, but not necessarily better. So for those who notice a stunningly beautiful woman just came out from some aesthetic clinic just enjoy the view, but don’t judge her because she’s beautiful.