Negative Effects Of Cosmetic Surgery

Register to read the introduction… Of course, the fact that cosmetic surgery is a quick fix is a plus, but the problem with this is that since it comes so easily, it causes people to rely on surgery to maintain their physique. This becomes a very big problem when it comes to surgeries that have to do with liposuction. This becomes a problem because surgery becomes the replacement of diet and exercise, causing that person who undergoes multiple liposuction surgeries to become unhealthy due to how easy it is to fall back on old habits that built up that weight in the first place. Sometimes, people who do get liposuction done only do it to lose weight in problem areas that they are just unable to burn off no matter how many years they have been running and attending the gym, in this case, liposuction can be a great thing, but sadly this is rarely the case. These surgeries, which used to be so difficult to attain, are so easily accessed that you can now walk into any office and receive what has now been called a “lunchtime procedure.” This offers a quick fix and a very high percentage of the time only gives the person a short-term satisfaction, having them sun back for multiple procedures in the future. Secondly, another problem with cosmetic surgery is that it becomes addicting. This is easily recognized due to availability of the surgeries, and after seeing a few aspects of your body problematic, the rest become more recognizable. According to famous author and motivational speaker John Maxwell, “Once our minds are ‘tattooed’ with negative thinking, our chances of long-term success diminish.” This holds true for those addicted to cosmetic surgery, because the only thing stuck on their minds are the negative aspects they find on their body, so this results in an ultimate, …show more content…
In fact, she was actually featured on a commercial talking about a “credit card” reform in order to help those who use their plastic credit cards to pay for just about everything. Sadly, it does not seem like she is going to stop anytime soon, especially after Heidi was quoted saying that her new triple D-cup breasts do not feel big enough, and that in the future she does plan to go bigger. The stupidity of her actions are frightening, but the health problems she will be going through in the future and the reasons why she is deciding to get these plastic surgeries are, simply put, upsetting. After childhood teasing, Heidi became very self-conscious at a young age. She was teased about the size of her chin, telling “People Magazine” that while growing up she was told she had a Jay Leno chin, and things only got worse on her first season of “The Hills.” The pressure of peers and ultimately the pressure of the media drove her to her decision of going through the first operation. After her first operation, Heidi’s character on “The Hills” pulled in just as many viewers as the star of the show, and she had become a more confident and happy young woman. That is until, she began seeing herself in the mirror differently, by pinpointing all the negatives on her body. This is what causes the addiction to cosmetic surgery, because what they see and what we see are entirely different images. When they look in the mirror, they still see flaws and imperfections, and will stop at nothing to fix them. They see a distorted view of themselves and see nothing but disfigurements. The second reason why she received these surgeries is because of the rise of attention she received after her first operation. Going from one of the lowest rated characters on the show, to being tied with the