Is it a problem to have cosmetic surgery.......?
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Shouldn't be a problem as long as the anesthesiologist knows about it.  You'd need to make sure your asthma is well-controlled beforehand.  If you show up on the surgery date wheezing, they're going to send you home.\n\nDepending on how bad your asthma can get, you might want to consider going to a larger institution vs. a smaller clinic.  For example, if you've had to go to the ER recently for an asthma exacerbation, I would probably rather have you in a hospital OR and not a private office.\n\nYou'll get your best answer by consulting a doctor.
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What about plastic surgery?
373242
If you made the choice of having plastic surgery, you should have researched all the possiblities and outcomes of the majority of surgeries done. If you didnt like the outcome, that's not the fault of the doctor, it's yours. You have to pay because, 1. you sign a contract. 2. You pay in advance, especially with these surgeries. 3. It was a risk that only YOU decided to take.
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I have not had surgery done, I am actually happy being curvy and am expecting a child so its only right for me to be.\n\nHowever, a lot of plastic surgeons are not real surgeons, if you get a cheap deal that does NOT mean quality. Certain people can acquire equipment to perform cosmetic surgeries offline or on  discount prices as a doctor, but they may only be a dentist with access to dental anasthesia to keep you conked out. There's a lot of fraudulent plastic surgeons and uncertified surgeons. Certain official sounding plastic surgeon "boards" and groups aren't real. Just because a surgeon will have a plaque stating support from a supposed "National Committee of Liposuction" or something does not make it real or even government approved.\n\nGo for the pricier stuff; real surgeons need high prices to maintain safety procedures and costs and to combat malpractice or other type of lawsuits from unsatisfied clients. A low price is fishy.\n\nRemember that these surgeries have a very long recovery time of as much as a year. During that year you will be sometimes immobile, in bed-rest, in uncomfortable bandaging and padding... it's painful and it doesn't always work. Not only that but I have seen firsthand liposuction customers who had the fat just come back in other places.\n\nThe risk of an error is also extraordinary even with a GOOD surgeon. Sometimes a weird thing happens, like all of a sudden a thick lump or roll of fat will appear over or around the area you had lipo'ed. \n\nLiposuction, like a lot of cosmetic procedures, is not always successful and is seen as an "unnecessary " medical procedure. You put your body through the stress and trauma of invasive surgery, and anasthesia can kill you alone, not to mention the procedure.\n\nYou need to think to yourself if this is what you need. Look at the build of your mother, look at pictures of your grandmother, and you'll see if maybe that is the way nature made you, that is where you store fat. The stomach and thighs are where it tends to go... surgery cannot always fix nature. If that is how your body is programmed, it'll come right back, and if your skin doesn't heal properly in those areas or if something strange happens, it'll lump out in strange places. Women just tend to store fat, and the older you get the more its apparrent. I'm pretty okay right now, but I know that when I hit 45 I'll be like my mother, with a wide butt and a wide stomach.
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as long as cosmetic surgery is practiced for people under trauma,accidents,superficial burns etc it is a boon.when people start using it for glamour and figure corrections,it can become unethical,and side effects are also there.cosmetic surgeons need to clarify about the possible side effects with patients.the medical fraternity needs to deal with c.s's  who are advertising unbelievable claims, and practicing it to their advantage.
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If you are deformed to the extent that it is effecting your life, then yes, plastic surgery would be okay.\nIf you are wanting to have plastic surgery just because of being vane, then that is not a good reason.\nYour self esteem is what is most important, and if you are deformed in some way and plastic surgery can change that for you - then I say go for it.
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As I get older my view on this changes somewhat! I don't think that there is any issue of whether this is "manly" or not. Wanting to look your best or caring about your appearance is not something that women only care about, and it doesn't make a man "not manly."\n\nI think that some cosmetic surgery might be helpful to people. But I also think that some cosmetic surgery is done out of a belief that it will "cure" problems a person has or it will make them feel better about themselves. This is often not the result, as the problem isn't how people look but how they think and judge themselves and their worth.
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Have you consulted your husband? Most of those surgeries go well but anytime you have any surgery there is a danger.\n\nMy wife and I talked about it for her and my choice was for her not to do it but I told her I would support her if she did. She decided against it because it turns out she wanted to do it mainly for me. She is beautiful and didn't need to risk her life for a small problem with her tummy.
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The best way to go about finding that plastic surgeon willing to help would be to ask directly, and ask many! If it is truly something they would view as a charity situation,I'd imagine a few would do it out of kindness(and/or publicity). If it's something cosmetic to improve self-image for the patient, some offer to line up payment plans usually through local places, interest rate im sure based on the patient's credit rating. my guess would be 12% as a good example. if they wont let you ask for referrals from former patients, i would have trouble trusting them. And if it is for you personally, make sure it's important enough to you to go through a good bit of pain and recovery time before you make that decision. there are some things i could consider changing about myself, but i realize that people like me for who i am a great deal more than my appearance. whether for you or someone else, i hope I've been helpful,and have a great weekend!
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Being overwieght is very unhealthy you shouldn't be scare of the surgery many people go through it there is nothing faster then the proceedure if you dont care about the time frame I would hire a personal Trainer may take a while but do it till the job is done
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Hi, I have my ears back by plastic surgery about 20 years ago it brilliant and worth.  I feel so happy.  I do not believe it for beauty.
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I have heard horror stories about the use of restalyne injected into the flesh.  But worse is the psychological ramifications of trying to change your appearance.  My advice is to grow old with grace and dignity.
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plastic surgery is key!!
743262
... first off, why do you want plastic surgery so much? Bleh. Waste of money and sooo fake! Well, whatever. It's your nose. You know that if you're 19, you can legally do it without parental consent?
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Yes, they're risky for the surgery, recovery, and chances of leaks.  The easier way is implants, but you might be able to excersise with weights in order to lift them up.  Ultimately when it comes to that surgery, you have to search within yourself whether you want exterior beauty, or if you're happy with whatever you have.  We're always wanting something else that we don't have.  I have large breasts and want a reduction.  I am yet to find a female who actually is happy with her breasts, or body of that matter.
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With so many choices to make your avatar look good, why do you still have a problem???
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is it a medical reason you need them or a cosmetic one??? sometimes they are not a real medical need and then not really necessary! see if you can make payments!