Essay On Breast Enlargement Surgery

In my opinion, plastic surgery will continue to be a serious problem unless we stop plastic surgery. Cosmetic surgery is now so popular that even young, healthy, attractive woman are choosing to be “enhanced”.

Melanie Griffith is a well-known American Actress who was born in 9th August in 1957. This Golden Globe winner actress was naturally pretty and beautiful. But, her plastic surgery went wrong and as a result, instead of adding beauty the plastic surgery has snatched away her natural beauty. In the context of Hollywood, we can see most of the celebrities go under the knife after a certain age to keep up the gorgeous and young look of them. But, in some cases, the surgery goes so wrong that it merely destroys the beauty of the appearance of the person. Hundreds of examples of unsuccessful plastic surgeries are available in Hollywood. Melanie Griffith is one of those unfortunate sufferers of bad plastic surgery.

Plastic surgery is the rigorous medical process of altering the human body through means of reconstruction, the removal of tissue, and the addition of tissue for cosmetic purposes. People see it every day and do not even question it. People’s faces and bodies are augmented in ways that humanity sees so regularly that viewers have become blind to it. Seeing faces and bodies perfectly sculpted by knives for sharp cheekbones, fuller lips, larger breasts, and a slimmer waist has tricked society into forgetting what the average person actually looks like. Consumers have become so blind to this constant fake image that humanity does not notice the difference until an unaltered, natural image is forced down our throats. This concept is present in the novel Brave New World,

Many women face the fear that they are not good enough for anyone or even themselves. They always find something that is apart of their body that is not quite how they like it. Since women find something about themselves that is not good enough, they think that they need to change their body in order to be happy. A common way of changing their body is by getting cosmetic plastic surgery; particularly silicone breast implants. It may seem like it is a great idea at the time, but once the person changes what they do not like about themselves, they will find another thing that causes them to get cosmetic plastic surgery again. These types of procedures are known to cause problems a couple years later. Women will keep choosing to get plastic surgery until they are satisfied-which will be never. Therefore, silicone breast implants should be prohibited.

Men and women nowadays are starting to lose self-confidence in themselves and their body shape, which is negatively impacting the definition of how beauty and body shape are portrayed. “...97% of all women who had participated in a recent poll by Glamour magazine were self-deprecating about their body image at least once during their lives”(Lin 102). Studies have shown that women who occupy most of their time worrying about body image tend to have an eating disorder and distress which impairs the quality of life. Body image issues have recently started to become a problem in today’s society because of social media, magazines, and television.

A Mommy Makeover is a name that describes several cosmetic treatments and surgeries to help women regain their pre-pregnancy figure. There is no one-size-fits-all Mommy Makeover. The combination of procedures you have will depend on your issues. The main procedures focus on the breasts and abdomen, but there are several more from which to choose.

Yes of course. There is evidence that bras over time actually make breast saggier. Going without a bra stimulates the production of collagen and elastin because the blood flow is not reduced, as it can be with a bra. The constant pull from gravity signals production of collagen and elastin as well. It 's the bodies defense. When there is sufficient circulation your lymphatic system can do its job, removing waste and making breast healthier. Many people complain of back problems from heavy breast, but bras are often the issue. In a way it causes atrophy of the muscles. like when you wear casts after a bone break, and the area that was not in use has no muscle strength. Think about it like this…your breast are a certain weight, constantly countering the weight naturally will give your muscular system the strength to accommodate them. When you see documentaries with fairly youthful women that have incredibly saggy breast it is not from lack of support, it 's from having children young and breast feeding for long durations of time.

Women should know that what fits their bestie may not look good on them. For example, what looks good on your friend who is a slim hourglass may not suit you if you are a plus sized apple shape.

Experimental Surgery is one of the many things people debate about. The good things and both the bad things even out in this case. It can go from the surgery to being super successful to the surgery end up super illegal. Especially if it’s done on children with mental and physical disabilities. Even though something that is used is illegal it could tremendously help a child’s future with disabilities or not. With many new controversial medical procedures doctors have been able to figure out how to stop the growth in children’s bones with physical disabilities by having the children go through courses of hormonal and surgical treatments to keep them small (http://www.theguardian.com/society/2012/mar/16/ashley-treatment-ericas-story).

What comes to mind when you think of Barbie? The thoughts perfect, thin, and has everything come to mind. This is what Barbie encourages girls to be. At a young age most girls have Barbies; they play with the dolls look up to them. But, what role does Barbie play in young girls lives? Barbie is a bad role model because she shows unrealistic perfection, does not have a realistic body image, and encourages greed and people to waste money.

Magazine advertising began in June 1826 when a French newspaper was the first ever to put paid advertisement on Its pages. At the beginning of the 19th-century ads in magazines weren’t as much as popular as now because paid advertisements back then had a special tax. But shortly the invention of the rotary press, the number of magazines who increased their pages with advertisements encouraging the buyer of their product are so many. At that time, magazines just became available to the middle-class people, not just the rich ones. Therefore, magazines sales increased so much and a lot of copies are made. That marked the beginning of magazines developments as its becoming one of the leading media in the world all because they started putting ads

What does it intend to be a lady? Numerous ladies who have as of late experienced a mastectomy solicit themselves this in trusts from finding a response to the physical and passionate torment they are feeling. The thought of a lady is frequently firmly sewn to the substantial. A lady has bends, bosoms, and long delicate hair. While this is only a shallow dunk into the limitlessness of what is a "lady," it can send the individuals who have lost those things into a universe of despondency. A lady who loses one of both of her bosom is compelled to manage what she considers mediocre. Am I still a lady? Will I ever cherish my body again?

Cosmetic surgery and its impact covers multiple facets like culture, religion, economic and many more. However, this report will focus on impact of cosmetic surgery on people in their daily lives especially it covers effect on women, as well as young teenagers. The main focus of this report is to study the pros as well as the cons that cosmetic surgery has brought to people.

"Today, hundreds of thousands of aesthetic plastic surgery procedures are conducted each year" (Petechuk, 2014, p. 4). People do not think twice about having a procedure done because they have enough money. People believe that insecurities can be fixed to make themselves feel better. Unfortunately, people all over the world are having surgeries done. Most might not think this is unfortunate, but some do. Some think people are changing the way how God made them. The truth is, they feel like they do not look pretty enough. They worry so much about what others think that they undergo surgery without having second thoughts. The other side to why people believe this is okay is because they believe they should not have deformities and it is okay

Young adults who want to have plastic surgery often have a different intention and goal than adults. They decide to have plastic surgery to improve any physical features they feel are troublesome or imperfect. If these imperfections were left uncorrected, they could affect the teen later in life. Teens should be allowed to have corrective cosmetic surgery, because it can help improve self-confidence and self-esteem and it can help medically.