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Effects of Plastic Surgery
Effects of Plastic Surgery
Last year, surgeons performed around 8.5 million surgical and non-surgical
cosmetic procedures in the United States, a 293% increase from 1997. The American
Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) calculated that cosmetic procedures
on women in 2003 increased 16% in one year, and comparable data on men showed
an increase of 32%. This amounted to a $7-billion industry.
Despite the current surge of plastic surgery activities, it is important for
the potential individual thinking about plastic surgery, to learn as much about
the particular surgical procedure(s), and more importantly, the post-operative
effects, to generate a well-informed decision whether to pursue the procedure.
Whether a person opts to have surgery on their face, hips, tummy, breasts or
thighs, or non-surgical procedures such as Botox injections, liposuction, microdermabrasion,
or chemical skin peels, the aim is to enhance the body's appearance through
sculpting or revitalization methods. Plastic surgery is unique in the fact that
it equally combines both medical procedures with artistic vision.
Careful and detailed consultation should always be made with a board certified
plastic surgeon, specialist, or consultant prior to the particular procedure(s).
These consultation periods should provide you with ample information where you
can discuss any concerns and needs, leading to an increased understanding on
the plastic surgery procedure(s), and a more well-informed decision making process.
It is paramount that you leave the consultation period with realistic expectations.
Whatever reason a person chooses to undergo plastic surgery, whether the main
objectives is to garner general acceptance among peers, restore desirability
their partners, gain a competitive edge in the job market, or just plain self-satisfaction,
plastic surgery should never be taken lightly.
Plastic surgery is generally safe, although like any other medical procedure,
there are associated risks. Gathering from the increasing amount of men and
women who are willing to undergo operation, the benefits from the plastic surgery
are multi-faceted.
To fully realize the potential beneficial and detrimental effects of plastic
surgery, this website hopes to provide you with as much useful information as
possible to assist you with your research into plastic surgery.
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