September 16, 2011
Aesthetic Surgery Questions Answered

Sharon asks…
What do these things mean with respect to a cosmetic surgeon?
‘Diplomat American Board of Plastic Surgery‘
‘Diplomat European Board of Plastic Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery‘ and
‘Member of British Plastic Surgery Speciality Register.’ ?
Are there any other qualifications he/she should have?
Thanks
Chloe Adisson answers:
Your doctor has taken advanced classes in plastic surgery and received those “designations”. They are to indicate to you that she is trained in this area.
1% of all plastic surgery patients have a life-altering complication from the surgery. The best thing you could do is talk to nurses who have operated with this surgeon before..

Laura asks…
What do you think the popularity of plastic surgery says about our culture?
Specifically, regarding the aesthetics of it. I think people who’ve had it are scary looking. For example, have you seen photos of Burt Reynolds recently? His face is stretched so tight that it looks like a rubber mask. How could anyone think that looks good? Isn’t it better to just be old and ugly and normal, instead of looking like a freak? Do Americans just have bad taste?
OK, you all read misunderstood my question. I agree that people have the surgery out of vanity or insecurity. I should have phrased the question like this: Why do people think that it looks good? I am uncomfortable looking at people who’ve obviously had plastic surgery. I think they look freakish.
Chloe Adisson answers:
It reminds me of the Pig People on Twilight Zone.

Michael asks…
is there a medical condition that requires a blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery)?
i’m a guy that recently had blepharoplasty, purely for aesthetic reasons, but now there is too big a difference from my previous appearance and now for someone to not notice and i didn’t want to be the “fag” that had plastic surgery done, so i was wondering if there was a medical condition that i can use as an excuse for me having the surgery.
Chloe Adisson answers:
My neighbor had eyelid lift for medical reasons because they drooped so much it obscured her vision. She is pretty old though…

Mandy asks…
I’m considering double eyelid surgery. Opinions? Thoughts?
I am a 16 year old Korean girl and I’m considering getting double eyelid surgery for aesthetic reasons but I’m still very reluctant to go for it. Mainly it’s the fact that there’s no going back and the change in permanent. My mother is on board, all that is left is to make the decision. If anyone has any thoughts/opinions on this that would be great
Also if anyone knows of any well known cosmetic surgeons who specialize in this type of thing, that would also be appreciated.
Below is a picture of me,let me know if you think it would suit me:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=429559321922&set=a.437387026922.228495.633511922
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=470178671922&set=a.470176811922.258210.633511922&pid=6194307&id=633511922
(I am on the right)
Chloe Adisson answers:
Korean surgery is pro, but it’s not good for you. A natural face is the best. We humans were created by god to look different and unique from every single person on the planet, and i think its a sin to neglect that custom. I find that natural beauties look better than surgery beauties. Surgery beauties generally look the same and they’re not necessarily always prettier by getting surgery. Big eyes with big double eyelids aren’t necessarily that pretty. Some are disgusting. There are pretty people without double eyelids too. Remember also that you are not fully grown yet. Your facial features can change as you age. Your face might get more tight and the skin might pull your eyes down to make them bigger. Like hyunbin. He had really small eyes when he was younger, but he became more sharper, his face wasn’t crooked anymore and his eyes got bigger. Why? Coz he left them alone. A friend of mine had double eyelid surgery and I rofled when I saw him. It didn’t really suit him much.
Everybody is different. Some people might get prettier by surgery, some are just naturally pretty, some grow up to be pretty, some age to be ugly, and some are just ugly. You probably still don’t know how your face is working right now. What mucles are shrinking, what are growing. That is why you should observe your face more and decide later, when fully grown on whether u want surgery or not. I’m currently losing my double eyelids. My eyes used to be almond shaped, but now they’re are more squarer so my double eyelids only survived at the end. But this looks better.
Consider surgery in 6 years time.

Daniel asks…
Should a teenager undergo cosmetic surgery if they are being bullied for their looks?
Is this the answer to bullying ?
A leading surgeon has revealed he has carried out cosmetic surgery on schoolgirls who were being bullied because of their appearance.
Douglas McGeorge, president of the British Association of Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery, reshaped the nose of a 14-year-old girl from Essex.
He said he had also given expandable breast implants to teenage girls who were not developing at the same rate as others to prevent them being singled out by bullies.
http://www.gm.tv/index.cfm?articleid=30547
Chloe Adisson answers:
Difficult to answer.
Unnecessary in the moral light, really.
Adults should be setting a lesson for children that image doesn’t matter.
However, I am a teenager myself and sometimes I do wish I could’ve had plastic surgery to stop people bullying me in the past. But I don’t know if that’s just because I was hormonal ergo very dramatic.
As I said, very difficult to clarify a straightforward answer.
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