Cosmetic surgery

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Today, ladies and gentlemen, I’d like to address the very important issue of Cosmetic surgery (also known as plastic surgery) which is surgery that is unnecessary from a medical perspective, but is carried out to improve appearance. I will be explaining different points of how plastic surgery is improving everyone’s life style.

Firstly, given that the reality is that we’re judged on our appearance all the time, it’s perfectly rational to want to look good. Much of the cosmetic work done greatly improves not just appearance, but quality of life. If a women isn’t secure enough not to bother with cosmetic surgery, then fine. Nevertheless there are many who find that their appearance truly troubles them and that improving it would greatly enhance their quality of life and if they can afford it, let them. The vast majority of people who have cosmetic surgery have one procedure and never look back. The decision to make one’s appearance match their inner wellbeing may have very positive effects allowing the person feel more comfortable both physically and emotionally. In addition they’re made happier, more secure in themselves because of it and adapt to their environment more easily.

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Secondly, I think that we should not restrict freedom of choice. Certainly there’s an element of danger involved. But we let people box. We let people bungee jump. They undertake these dangers for fun or for money. Why shouldn’t we let people undertake dangers in the pursuit of beauty, and higher self esteem? Nobody’s forcing anyone to have cosmetic surgery – the market is driven by demand. Furthermore, cosmetic surgery is becoming safer and safer. It is increasingly strictly policed and surgeons have ensured that practitioners take more and more care. Technology in surgery and in implants and so forth ...

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