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Cosmetic
or Aesthetic surgery is a highly sophisticated specialty that is dedicated
not only to the return of the face and body to normal but to improvements
that actually surpass the normal. There is an increasing number of individuals
who undergo aesthetic surgery each year.
Several factors converging at the same time in history are responsible for this boom in aesthetic surgery. The public has been continuously bombarded by the communications media. The general medical profession has become better educated about aesthetic surgery and has accepted the fact that it is safe. There is a growing awareness that the role of modern medicine should not be limited only to the treatment of diseases but that it should alleviate human suffering in all its forms. Survival is no longer the only principal effort; improvement of the quality of life is also important.
It is impossible to measure human suffering. A flat nose may be unimportant to one individual; however, in another it can produce emotional discomfort. Aesthetic surgery can truly satisfy many needs and often will provide the extra measure of inner confidence, which may otherwise be difficult to achieve. It requires no apologies and is understandably well accepted in all circles. It is however not the answer to all of life’s problems. The purpose is to improve one’s appearance as much as may possible. It can do no more, and if one expects a transforming miracle, there will undoubtedly be disappointment.
PLASTIC SURGERY THAT CAN CORRECT SIZE AND SHAPE
Blame Mother Nature. Blame your parents. Blame it on bad luck. But whatever you do, don’t blame yourself if you were born with something you’re unhappy with. You’re not alone. Psychology Today magazine did a study which showed that lots of people feel Mother Nature could have done a better job.
60,000,000 don’t
like their noses.
30,000,000 don’t like their chins.
6,000,000 don’t like their ears.
And 6,000,000 don’t like their eyes.
The good news is, today, you can do something about it. Every year more than 2,000,000 people do.
Calmly, rationally, they approach it just as you would any other physical problem you might be born with. Like crooked teeth. Lousy eyesight. Or poor hearing.
It’s just as easy
to be born with a nose that’s too small.
Or breasts that never develop.
Plastic surgery can often solve these problems. Usually permanently. And if you do have a problem that really bothers you and makes you feel self-conscious, is there anything wrong with correcting it?
Of course not!
Arguments which you often hear against aesthetic plastic surgery ("It’s
just not natural") are ridiculous. And out of date. Fortunately, intolerance
and old-fashioned prejudice are fading fast. Everyday more and more people
are realizing that it’s okay to have plastic surgery. Let’s face
it, Mother Nature does make mistakes. There’s nothing wrong with correcting
them.
In fact, no less than Pope Plus XII declared on Oct. 14, 1958:
" If we consider physical beauty in its Christian light and if we respect the conditions set by our moral teachings, then aesthetic surgery is not in contradiction to the will of God, in that it restores the perfection of that greatest work of creation, man."
Korben Place
3rd Floor, 91 Roces Avenue cor. Scout Tobias St.,
Quezon City, Philippines
Tel
(632)-374-6092
Cellphone +63917-822-9014
Email Dr. Carlos Lasa,
Jr. or
info@cosmeticsurgeryphil.com
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