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    In the article, Cosmetic Surgery May Not Improve Self-Esteem, Melissa Dittmann begins by telling the story of DeLisa Stiles, who disliked her appearance because she felt she looked too masculine. She underwent major cosmetic surgeries during her appearance on the reality TV show, The Swan 2. Dittmann says that she might look perfect from the outside, but psychologist are worried about contestants in this and other TV shows because they are not sure whether are not people should undergo drastic…

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    Plastic surgery or medical effort to beautify the face has become a natural thing lately. Many articles that discuss how to care or patient interviews plastic surgery that many of the celebrities. But if you are curious about the process of plastic surgery, you can play a game called Plastic Surgery Simulator. This game is a simulation of cosmetic surgery which has various branches such as plastic surgery on the nose, eyes, and others. No need to worry because this simulation approach cartoon…

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    This segment highlighted the work of Rene Gifford, director of the Cochlear Implant Research Laboratory at Vanderbilt University, and Allyson Sisler-Dinwiddie, audiologist. Allyson suffered from hearing loss as a child, but a car accident left her with a total loss of hearing. Determined not to let her disability deter her, she became a recipient of a cochlear implant herself. She was amazed by the increase in hearing that she had now compared to the limited hearing she…

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    Every day, women are told that *this* is what they should look like. “Nobody stops to think girls like this are gleaned from a huge pool of beauties, and then gleaned again and again...and then given the best makeup...and then airbrushed to death.” (Source D). Many women paint their nails and dye their hair to feel beautiful, sometimes going to the extent of breast augmentation and lip injections. Women idolize celebrities and aspire to like them. “Of course, women have long tried to look like…

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    Rhinoplasty is commonly referred to as a nose job. It is one of the most frequently performed facial plastic surgery procedures. Rhinoplasty is an option for people who do not like the shape or size of their nose. Once you undergo this type of surgery, there will be a substantial effect on the way you look and feel. Rhinoplasty is a form of cosmetic surgery that is performed by a skilled professional. You will realize that the look of your nose will be improved through subtle changes to your…

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    polyvinyl sponges were then used as primitive implants but, as they tended to both harden and shrink within a year, as well as frequently result in infection, it was not until the late 1980s that the procedure really became established and safe enough to start to attract women in the numbers it does today. The process of breast enlargement, or augmentation, consists of the surgeon making an incision which will create a 'pocket' into which a breast implant can be accurately positioned. There…

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    Chin - Injections can help to shape, fill and define the chin. This procedure is commonly referred to as cheek implants. Jowls - Dermal fillers can correct a drooping mouth. Non-surgical face lifts vs. surgical face liftsWhen weighing up the pros and cons of non-surgical and surgical face lifts, there really is no competition. Non-surgical options present the…

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    Parents against Cochlear Implant Several Deaf children have cochlear implant on their early ages. When Deaf children grow up, they are not happy with it. Most of doctors will ask permission on their parents for child to get cochlear implant because the child is not over eighteen years old. However, there are two different group of parent who perspectives different for their deaf child. Hearing parents force cochlear implants on their children because they are ignorant against the deaf…

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    Some people believe cochlear implants improve the lives of those who are hard of hearing or deaf. In many cases, supporters of the implant are hearing parents of a hearing impaired child, as in America “90% of deaf children are born to hearing parents. There are about one million deaf people in America, so 90% is approximately 900,000 people, which is close to the population of Austin, Texas. Not being able to communicate with their child and the pressure of raising them in an extremely…

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    A hearing aid is good, but by no means as effective as the cochlear implant. However, hearing aids are also used by people with hard of hearing, although they are not as effective as the implants. A hearing aid is a small electronic apparatus that amplifies sound and is worn in or behind the ear to compensate for impaired hearing (Hadadian). This is almost like a small battery packed…

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