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3 Responses to “Cosmetic surgery?”

1. jeffreyjolin on September 28th, 2009 at 12:22 am

   you must not like yourself
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2. erikarosner on September 28th, 2009 at 1:03 am

   I think it is because now it it is possible to repair the damage. Don’t we usually repair things that get rusty or malfanction, don’t we iron our clothes- it is simply a matter of esthetics. We do it out of respect for us and people around us.
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3. gghlap on September 28th, 2009 at 1:18 am

   In order to explain the popularity of cosmetic surgery today, you have

   to address the fact that cosmetic surgery can encompass many types of

   body modifications from something as common as breast implants to

   changes as extreme as tongue forking(splitting the tongue)and

   castration. It is always going to be based on each individuals

   perception of what they consider their ideal physical appearance.

   Each culture and individual have their own views of what is considered

   desirable, as far as physical beauty is concerned, and many people

   will go to great lengths to change their appearance to reflect that

   perception of ideal physical beauty.

   Some people make , sometimes drastic, changes to their appearance to

   conform to what they consider to be the ideal beauty in their own

   culture or society. Breast enlargement, collagen treatments, nose

   jobs, eye lifts, and facelifts, are many of the most popular choices,

   and are usually performed as purely cosmetic procedures.

   On the opposite end of the spectrum, there are others that alter their

   appearance in an attempt to go against what is considered the social

   "norm", and choose to modify their bodies in an attempt to use their

   appearance to have an impact on people. Nose, ear, eyebrow and body

   piercing, tattoos, and some people even go so far as to deliberately

   scar themselves, in order to achieve the appearance of non-conformity.
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