Plastic Surgery And Cosmetic Surgery

Can we really expect teenagers to make good decisions at this age? Adolescents have enough on their plate with grades, part-time jobs, and college applications. Bullying is one thing no one should go through, especially at this age, but there are ways to stop it. In Source A, one in two teenager who are as young as thirteen want plastic surgery to change their appearances, but I do not believe that plastic surgery is the best solution for bullying. If teens are allowed to receive plastic surgery, they will end up either obsessed or

Malcolm X, a civil rights activist, stated that “The media’s the most powerful entity on earth. They have to power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent and that’s power. Because they control the minds of masses.” Unfortunately, some people lose their lives trying to get an “ideal body.” From the article “NYC Girls Project - Media and Girls,” this organization conducted a study in 2010 that stated that “63 percent of girls think the body image represented by the fashion industry is unrealistic and 47% think it’s unhealthy. Due to these reasons and others, the media influences individuals in a negative way because of how it reinforces racial/gender stereotypes.

First, while women in the past were worried about being skinny, Kim Kardashian comes to this generation with big boobs and ass. Indeed, all women tend to have plastic surgeries to get the same body as Kim Kardashian and her sisters as well. The problem is women don’t want to have fat on all their bodies but Just in some specific areas like Kim. So, the solution is on plastic surgery. Another way to use the plastic surgeries is for people with obesity. The easy way to get rid of that huge weight is liposuction because they failed to lose weight by the natural ways such as workouts and diets.

Thesis: The media puts pressure on women of all ages to conform to their standards of what looks best, and this pressure results in women having a negative body image.

Studies prove that the media can have a negative impact on self-image. TV, movies, magazines and the internet all pressures what their bodies should look like. In the article, Too sexy too soon: A mother’s battle against the sexualization of girls by Tina Wolridge quoted, “One of the hardest responsibilities of being a parent to a 13-year-old girl is explaining the sexualized images of young women that are seen on TV and in skimpy clothing, magazines and sexy videos…I want my daughter to be valued for her mind, for what's on the inside and for being a good person. I want her to understand that you don't need to get your value from your looks alone (Wolridge, 2013).” It is sad that millions of teens believe the lies and resort to unhealthy measures to try to fit themselves into that impossible mold. They feel so much less because in their heads they see that’s what it takes to be noticed or worthy. Images they see are nothing, but air brushed ideas of what is the vision of perfection. The insecurity one holds buries the true beauty and worthiness that person actual holds. It is sad how the media can have a negative impact to make someone feel ugly and insecure about themselves. They all should be able to love their self for who they really are and how they present themselves no matter what anyone else says.

The media is flawed in many ways and one of them is by creating unreachable expectation of body images. This is by plaguing the minds of naive adolescents with propaganda of photo shopped celebrities and airbrushed models. These images surround teenagers and suffocate their developing, gullible minds. Social media accounts trap your innocence and you confidence and twist them into sharp talons that you have to use to carve into your flawed skin to create their image of perfect. We are brainwashed into believing that hour-glass figures-that will eventually wear out over time- should be our life long mission to gain. The media also sells perfect features and tall and muscular bodies (that can only be achieved by some) as the definition of beauty.

We can blame or criticize the media for the idealism we deep down pursue. Regardless of how we look we are responsible for our feelings and mot the media. (Banaysh, 2015) Aysh in her blog discuss that "Girls are stupid for looking up to photoshopped models knowing their body is mostly fake and their look isn't natural" I agree that the media doesn’t literally control us, but still we can't ignore the fact that the media is able to send messages which impacts the way we see ourselves constantly. Dave's campaign for Real Beauty and self-esteem fund are a prime example ofhow the media is positively working to encourage health behavior in society.

Studio6 has a goal, when we change our patient bodies, is to enable them to use their personal power more effectively and to have the external

As you’re walking down a street you may notice a young group of girls or women walking and they see a huge billboard of a beautiful model. They might stop and stare at her and then discuss about her perfect her body is. Not knowing in the next five minutes they’ll be comparing their bodies to the model and feeling bad about themselves wishing that they had her body. Not to mention, that the photo may be photoshopped to make it seem as her body is perfect, or she had plastic surgery to fit the idea of having the perfect body. The fact that the media thinks they’re encouraging young girls and women to embrace their beauty, they’re influencing them that they have to have a perfect body in order to get attention. The media has put a lot of pressure on young girls and women to look perfect and second guess their bodies, when plastic surgery is never the answer to build their self-esteem up.

When it comes to a perfect body many people have different opinions and views on how it should look. Although, one appearance in particular that has been known as the “ideal image” is to be thin and skinny. Society usually expects females to go by this image and follow the steps in order to achieve this appearance. When it comes to the media this image is the pure example of what a woman should look like. Society believes that they must be a replicate of this image so they may be accepted, but why? Media might have something to do with this way of thinking. In this era, media is the main focus, it tells society what to wear and buy, even how to look. The mediums such as films, ads and commercials help display a stereotypical image of a woman and society eats it up because this is what they’ve come to know.

Why do people go to such dangerous measures to look more attractive? People may be getting cosmetic surgery because the media makes a person feel unattractive. The media shows us these beauty queens that we feel like we have to live up to and compare ourselves to. As a society, it seems that we see the

The following text deals with the plastic surgery. Whether plastic surgery always works is questionable. When people hear about plastic surgery, most of them tend to connect it with Hollywood. At the present time it is no longer surprising that people operate their body parts, even at the age of 18. But why not think about reconstructive surgery. There are thousands of cases of skin cancer, sears or deformity of body parts. The following paragraphs also report issues such as,

Because we are constantly surrounded by the media, the average person is less confident about their body image. Women criticize themselves everyday. Many develop what is called the “too” syndrome, in which they think of themselves as being too short, too fat, having too much acne, etc. Due to the fashion industry, there are more and more opportunities for women to compare themselves with others, and it is a lot of pressure to think we have to keep up. The British Medical Association states that the gap between the ideal body type and the reality is becoming wider and wider; The models are getting skinnier while the rest of the world is getting heavier. The average woman is 5’4 and 140 lbs, compared to the average model who is 5’11 and 117 lbs. This gap is creating less and less self esteem is many women.

Plastic Surgery has become a worldwide epidemic in today’s world. The number of plastic surgeries continues to increase since 2010. In today’s day and age, plastic surgery is one of the most popular and requested procedures. Females are opting to have plastic surgery because they dislike their body image. Society has impacted many people by brain washing them to believe that a person’s body has to be perfect. In order for one to be considered beautiful, television and media influence people’s perceptions of beauty.

We live in a society where people worship beauty. As far as recorded history people have gone to extremes to seek beauty. From foot binding in China to wearing strangulating corsets in Victorian era. People from different race and culture have experimented in every way possible way to look beautiful prior to this popular age of plastic surgery. It’s very common to hear people complain about their appearance, whether it’s their crocked nose, thin lips or flat chest. Remarkably, plastic surgery has been the solution for people who complain. Most people tend to think of plastic surgery as only cosmetic surgery and not as reconstructive surgeries. Plastic surgeries seems to be an invention of modern technology; however its roots lie in the ancient history of India. An Indian surgeon contributed towards the establishment of plastic surgery, it was intended to correct physical deformities acquired during birth, accident, disease or war. These surgeries did not gain the popularity it has today until the First World War. It was during the late 60’s, when doctors started realizing the endless possibilities of plastic surgeries. With the help of this surgery a trained surgeon can replace an amputate body part, remove skin cancer, get rid of unattractive scars and visible birthmarks or rescaling a nose or enhance body parts. Today more and more people from different age groups opt for plastic surgeries to obtain dramatic physical changes. These surgeries were envisioned to restore