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Plastic Surgery in Asia:
South Korea
According to an article by Emily Fairbairn,
the ISAPS study revealed that South Koreans
are most likely to go under the knife.
→ 1 in 77: tuck, peel, jab or lift done
→ 20% of women aged 19-49: enhance their looks with surgery
Plastic Surgery
in the U.S.
What is wrong with them?
as "Cosmetic Surgery"
According to an article on Guardian News and Media,
→ number of procedures performed increased 50%
→ # of procedures in 2011
→ Key facts
1. The biggest cosmetic treatment: Botox
→ increased by 5%
2. Breast enhancement is the top surgical procedure
3. The biggest increase: Chin augmentation
→ increased by 71%
4. The biggest decrease: Hair transplant
→ decreased by 17%
→ Increase in male procedures
Conclusion of this article
→ "business is booming despite the recession"
→ 7.4 million procedures in 2000
→ 14 million procedures in 2011(appx. $10.1 billion )
Side Effects
→ Death and allergy reactions
→ Nerve damages
→ Scars
→ Addiction
→ Began around the 6th century
What is Plastic Surgery?
→ In the Western world, it was performed
in 1815 by Joseph Carpue
→ Due to its dangerousness, could not be admitted
until the 20th century
skin flap performance in 1917
→ During WWI,
Harold Gillies, a New Zealand doctor in London
He developed modern facial surgery
→ During WWII,
The U.S army hired 2 men as plastic surgeons
Works Cited
Fairbairn, Emily. "How Do You Solve a Problem, Lipo Korea?" Features RSS. N.p., 02 Feb. 2013. Web. 20 July 2013.
"Plastic Surgery." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 18 July 2013. Web. 20 July 2013.
Rogers, Simon. "US Plastic Surgery Statistics: Chins, Buttocks and Breasts Up, Ears down." The Guardian. Guardian News and Media, 29 Oct. 2011. Web. 20 July 2013.