Since the beginning of time, humans have engaged in self-improvement. So there should be no surprise that plastic surgery is considered one of the oldest healing arts in the world. The fact that there are documents dating back 4,000 years of surgical means that are correcting face injuries. Many of these medical and surgical advances came from Europe, there are a lot of strides being made in the U.S. World War 1 made plastic surgery a need for …show more content…
The number of plastic reconstruction procedures performed have increased by an average of 21% per year and continues to grow.
There are many effect in plastic surgery positive and negative alike. People want to feel good about the way they look so they take risk to change their lives. The boost in confidence after the procedure just because they are feeling better. However, it is extremely important the patient to understand the process of the procedure. Just to make sure their expectation is as realistic as possible. Making sure they find the right doctor and are receiving the right procedure.
Common complaints would be reports of being sick. For example, headaches, vomiting, nausea and pain. However, most of these problem go away over a period of time. Another issue would be inflammation over the area the procedure was done. In addition, patients going under surgery should be aware the results may not be what they are expecting. Some procedures can leave behind tissue damage and scars that will not go away. Which can cause a psychological effect on the patient, sending them into a deep depression. Suffering from anger and regret towards the doctor and themselves. Many individuals tend to suffer from an obsession with the way they look and began to be addicted to plastic surgery. A most common disorder is known as “body dysmorphic disorder” where people have distorted and weird observations of their body that they can never be