Sunday, June 15, 2008

Why Do People Want Cosmetic Surgeries?

Why do people want cosmetic surgeries or even the less-invasive procedures, such as Botox™?

The most obvious reason why people resort to an appearance makeover is that they want to look better, and therefore feel better about themselves. In our society, self-image plays a pivotal role, and self-image is based on your appearance, your status, and your monetary worth - unfortunately, not on your core values.

Another reason why people would go under the knife to get the appearance they crave is the association of youth with productiveness. Many people go for a Botox™ treatment before a job interview for that simple reason.

Psychologically, having a cosmetic surgery is tantamount to getting a new lease on life. An individual seems to be getting a "second spring." Sadly, this is just an illusion, because the physical appearance does not change the physiological aspects of the individual.

Finally, some individuals may use cosmetic surgeries to solve their personal problems. A case in point is the movie "Ash Wednesday" starring Elizabeth Taylor and Henry Fonda. The movie was about an aging woman who underwent plastic surgery in the vain hope of winning back her husband. If there are problems in a marriage, deal with the problems; a more youthful appearance will not work miracles.

Despite the advancement in science and technology, cosmetic surgeries still carry a certain amount of risk. Don't look for a quick-fix to your life's problems!

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Stephen Lau

http://www.stephenlau.name

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