Teenage plastic surgery has been around for decades, but most recently the amount of teens getting cosmetic surgery has been increasing at an abnormal speed over the years. Today’s society focuses more on looks than anything else that should actually matter. Teenagers and young adults want to be the most beautiful because others make them feel self conscious of themselves. There are many other reasons to explain why the younger generation wants to reach high expectations for not only themselves but for others around them also. Although a lot of teens, both male and female, are very attractive these days, the less fortunate people who aren’t as beautiful or the people who have less self confidence are turning to cosmetic surgery, and
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There are some procedures that don’t have any age requirements as long as the teenager has their parent’s consent. For example, in the article, “A Minimum Age For Cosmetic Procedures,” the author states, “There is no minimum age requirement for this procedure…” (Minimum Age 1) The doctor’s do prefer if the clients are a little older when they are more developed but there are some people who are stubborn and will do anything to get what they want. Teenagers usually do not put much thought through what they want and could become unhappy with their decision. Being a certain age can make a difference because having to wait for about three to five years for a procedure gives extra time for the young clients to make their final decision. The client must be mature enough to be able to make their own decisions for themselves in a really important matter.
Setting an age requirement is not a difficult solution for the surgical clinics to create. The surgery clinics may lose some profits from the young clients that are regulars or new customers that were recommended to that clinic, but they will not have any difficulty in changing their terms and conditions in the contract. In making this change possible, there will be no money to
increasing …show more content…
There are some procedures that don’t have any age requirements as long as the teenager has their parent’s consent. For example, in the article, “A Minimum Age For Cosmetic Procedures,” the author states, “There is no minimum age requirement for this procedure…” (Minimum Age 1) The doctor’s do prefer if the clients are a little older when they are more developed but there are some people who are stubborn and will do anything to get what they want. Teenagers usually do not put much thought through what they want and could become unhappy with their decision. Being a certain age can make a difference because having to wait for about three to five years for a procedure gives extra time for the young clients to make their final decision. The client must be mature enough to be able to make their own decisions for themselves in a really important matter.
Setting an age requirement is not a difficult solution for the surgical clinics to create. The surgery clinics may lose some profits from the young clients that are regulars or new customers that were recommended to that clinic, but they will not have any difficulty in changing their terms and conditions in the contract. In making this change possible, there will be no money to