The Roots Of Plastic Surgery

“A testimony to this is the fact that reconstructive surgery is one of the most ancient human practices” (Marie Carz David). After finishing the last episode of Nip Tuck last night, I began to realize that plastic surgery is still even in this recession a successful and popular profession. Not only is it used for medical practices, but now the entertainment world has produced several shows based on procedure’s and the outcomes.

The whole world loves to see the “before’s and after’s,” and this is how these doctor’s draw their patients in. As Christian Troy, and Sean McNamara say in the beginning of every episode; “Tell us what you don’t like about yourself?” People are constantly obsessing over their flaws and need this look of perfection to satisfy their needs.

The reason I chose Marie’s article is because if you look at the history of plastic surgery it was mostly for, actually pretty much only for medical needs. Soldiers who were severely wounded in war were plastic surgeons frequent patients. It wasn’t until the 60′s and 70′s where people became curious and wanted to change their looks. “Then, during the 1990s the industry had another growth spurt. Many innovations not just in plastic surgery but in the overall field of aesthetic enhancement took place in the last couple of decades.

Among these were non-abrasive liposuction’s, breakthrough skin appearance enhancements and other treatments and procedures that allowed a person to alter his appearance and his body” (Marie Carz David). Plastic surgery procedures are now brainwashed into society that one must be perfect and “us doctor’s” can help you with that. Money is not even an issue, if that stomach you currently have can vanish in 3 hours versus a year of healthy eating and working out, why the heck not?

I find it hysterical to see these mannequin women who are unable to show emotion due to their tight faces and botoxed foreheads walk around as if they are the most beautiful creatures in the world. Have to hand it to the marketing campaigns; you guys have successfully created beautiful monsters! Today, I want you to look in the mirror, find three great characterisics that you love about yourself. Continue to do this every morning, and you will see that there is so much more to love than that tiny bit of celulate on your leg!

Beauty is in the beholder!

To check out Marie’s full article and the new idea’s of laser plastic surgery click

http://article-niche.com/launch/The-Roots-Of-Plastic-Surgery-.htm

Best,

The Article-Niche Team