Against Plastic Surgery
18 February 2013
PLASTIC SURGERY
The debate on plastic surgery is well known around the world. First of all, what is plastic surgery? Plastic surgery is reconstruction of the face and body and can be used to improve a person’s ability to function as well as their appearance and self-image. Society has made people believe that beauty does not come in within, but on how perfect ones physical look is. Cosmetic Surgery dates all the way back to 800 BC in India where they would perform reconstructive surgery (Studymode.com). Cosmetic surgery techniques really first began with birth defects and war cause deformities, now in the 21th century it has become this new attraction that no one is willing to miss out.
The number of Cosmetic Surgery procedures performed each year is on the rise, however, people do not seem to understand the risks and dangers behind increasing their self-esteem by going “under the knife”. Some side effects of plastic surgery are the following: Scarring, An inevitable part of making holes and cuts in the skin is that they leave scars behind, an ironic fact for a type of surgery meant to promote beauty. Nerve Damage - If a surgeon nicks or cuts nerves while completing a surgery, it can cause a partial or total loss of feeling in certain parts of the body. Also, Necrosis, which is death of tissues due to lack of oxygen in the area where surgery was done. Lastly, hematoma which changes of skin color to blue or purple because of any infection. Therefore, it is clear that plastic surgery has its risks but people seem to not care because of the belief of being perfect.
Believe it or not, plastic surgery also has its perks. Plastic surgery can help in Physical Benefits for those individuals who were born with a deformity or were hurt during wars. Just like physical benefits, it can also be physiological help for those patients who lack in self- esteem and gives them confidence preventing self-harm. Cosmetic surgery can help you take charge of your
PLASTIC SURGERY
The debate on plastic surgery is well known around the world. First of all, what is plastic surgery? Plastic surgery is reconstruction of the face and body and can be used to improve a person’s ability to function as well as their appearance and self-image. Society has made people believe that beauty does not come in within, but on how perfect ones physical look is. Cosmetic Surgery dates all the way back to 800 BC in India where they would perform reconstructive surgery (Studymode.com). Cosmetic surgery techniques really first began with birth defects and war cause deformities, now in the 21th century it has become this new attraction that no one is willing to miss out.
The number of Cosmetic Surgery procedures performed each year is on the rise, however, people do not seem to understand the risks and dangers behind increasing their self-esteem by going “under the knife”. Some side effects of plastic surgery are the following: Scarring, An inevitable part of making holes and cuts in the skin is that they leave scars behind, an ironic fact for a type of surgery meant to promote beauty. Nerve Damage - If a surgeon nicks or cuts nerves while completing a surgery, it can cause a partial or total loss of feeling in certain parts of the body. Also, Necrosis, which is death of tissues due to lack of oxygen in the area where surgery was done. Lastly, hematoma which changes of skin color to blue or purple because of any infection. Therefore, it is clear that plastic surgery has its risks but people seem to not care because of the belief of being perfect.
Believe it or not, plastic surgery also has its perks. Plastic surgery can help in Physical Benefits for those individuals who were born with a deformity or were hurt during wars. Just like physical benefits, it can also be physiological help for those patients who lack in self- esteem and gives them confidence preventing self-harm. Cosmetic surgery can help you take charge of your