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Cosmetic Surgery Guide
By James Hunaban
Cosmetic surgery, also known as aesthetic surgery, is a unique branch of medicine focusing on improving appearance by using surgical and medical techniques. It is a very popular avenue for personal enhancement. Cosmetic surgery is performed for purely aesthetic reasons, and reconstructive or plastic surgery is normally performed for medical reasons. Real cosmetic surgery is one of the quickest growing branches of modern day medicine. This type of surgery is no longer just the exclusive domain of movie stars and celebrities. The decision to go ahead with any sort of cosmetic surgery is intensely personal.
Reasons
There are many reasons to opt for cosmetic surgery, varying with each individual, some reasons cosmetic and some medical. Most importantly, you should be doing it for the correct reasons. To increase the chance of a satisfying outcome, first look at your motives for wanting cosmetic surgery. Each person has different reasons for wanting to alter their appearance but having cosmetic surgery may not be the best choice for you. Today, it is not just women that are having this kind of surgery, men are requesting plastic surgery too.
Dangers
Are you alert to the possible dangers of a facial plastic surgery. Problems that have been known to occur with plastic surgery range from some scarring to even death in rare cases. Even simple operations like a brow lift entail certain dangers, although these are quite small. In spite of the risks involved, cosmetic surgery is a lot more acceptable now than it was a few years ago.
Costs
Due to the recent proliferation of techniques and lowering of costs, a lot of people can afford to have some cosmetic surgery. Reckon up all the costs and benefits both personal and financial. Costs of cosmetic plastic surgery can and do vary quite a bit, depending on the type and duration of the procedure. Costs should be discussed at the time of your consultation. Extra surgery expenses, flight costs and hotel bills can add up to hundreds or thousands of pounds/dollars or whatever. Insurance companies usually cover costs for reconstructive surgery but do not as a rule cover cosmetic surgery.
Summary
Whether cosmetic surgery is the right thing for you depends on several factors. The most important factor when considering plastic or cosmetic surgery is to choose the right surgeon. And never forget that death from cosmetic surgery has been reported in isolated cases. Cosmetic surgery is very satisfying for the patient and the surgeon when it is performed in a way that is safe, sound, and realistic. Receiving cosmetic surgery is starting to become as common as going along to the dentist. Just remember that the aim of facial cosmetic surgery is improvement, and not perfection.
About the Author
James Hunaban is the owner of http://cosmetic-surgery.health-info4u.com/ - a site dedicated to Cosmetic Surgery . Go there now and read some interesting articles on the subject.
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