It is very likely that these people would have kids as their chances in netting a "mate" would have dramatically increased after their make-over. That bring me to the thing that is bugging me. Would their CHILDREN really be "ugly"?

That considered, isn't it likely that when these people who have had plastic surgery done have kids, that the genes used contain the blueprint of the NEW physical appearance rather than the old?

Its highly likely that I am wrong, but my hypothesis is that if the time-span between getting the surgery done and "mating" is long enough, it is possible that the children would not fully resemble the OLD appearance of the parents and instead may resemble the parents looks AFTER the surgery. And as with any hypothesis there are a few things that brought me to make this hypothesis.
- We know for a fact that the parents after plastic surgery do not totally revert back to their old appearance.
- We also know that we essentially replace our all bones cells every 10 years.
- We also know for a fact that some scars never go away.
- all the above suggest that our genes may adapt to our physical appearance as well.