Public Health Concerns: The Hidden Dangers of Cosmetic Surgery

This report delves into the hidden dangers of cosmetic surgery, highlighting the potential risks and complications associated with elective procedures. It begins with an introduction to cosmetic surgery and a literature review discussing trends and motivating factors influencing individuals' decisions to undergo these procedures. The methodology section outlines the descriptive and inductive research design used, emphasizing ethical considerations and data validity. The results section presents findings, focusing on cases of women with low self-esteem and life satisfaction who have suffered harm from cosmetic enhancements. The report includes case studies of individuals who have suffered from complications, such as Penny Johnson's lawsuit against a surgeon and the tragic death of Denies Henry. The discussion section examines specific risks like haematoma and nerve damage associated with facelifts. The conclusion emphasizes the potentially dangerous nature of cosmetic surgery, the psychological impact on patients, and the need for awareness. References to relevant research are provided. The report aims to inform readers about the potential pitfalls and encourage a more cautious approach to cosmetic surgery.

The hidden danger of
cosmetic surgery

INTRODUCTION
 Cosmetic surgery also termed as the asthenic surgery which is considered as the
elective operations which have the involvement is having the improvement in
appearance of an individual.
 On the other hand these surgeries have the possible level of complication which have
involvements is the surgical procedure which included major level of complication

LITERATURE REVIEW
 As per the views of Heyes and Jones, (2016) the trends which has been find aesthetics
which is more clears towards the minimal invasive to surgeries and techniques. As the
researcher stated that there are more than 18 million of the people who are undergoing
the surgical and minimal procedure of cosmetic matter as it majorly focus on the
enactment of body.
 On the other hand it has been analysed that there are various level of motivating factors
which are determining the people's perceived benefits of undergoing these procedures.
As per the research it has been identified there is level of powerful effects of the
exposure of media along with religiousness.
 It has believed that more benefits in having proper perseverance in something which in
direct contrast with the respective belief.

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
 The research design has been used to descriptive along with having inductive approach.
The research will have proper following all level of ethnic consideration.
 There will be maintenance of readability and validity of reach which have providence
of authenticity of data verified from various resources.
 There is proper maintenance of subjects which can be having reasonably presumed in
completion of various research objectives.

RESULTS
 On the findings of the cases are mostly the women who have the self-esteem, life
satisfaction along with attractiveness is regarded as low along with having few levels of
religious belief.
 Many women have suffered there serious level of harm in the want to have proper
enhancing there particular appearance more cosmetically.

Penny Johnson suing the cosmetic surgeon for £54m
Case 1
 The case is about the business women Penny Johnson which has currently had been in
breaking news for suing the cosmetic surgeon for £54m after the pains of partial lift in
Leeds in the year 2003 which had left her with twitch which is having the pain around
the right eye and grimacing.
 The businesswomen had a proper claim that her whole career has been dramatically
been effected with this misshapenness.

Denies Henry's death at tragic level at 43
Case 2
 Denies Henry's death at tragic levels has been identified as the 43 highlight as the real
dangers of elective cosmetic surgery.
 The wife of the former footballer Colin Hendry has died in hospital, seven years after a
botched plastic surgery operation from which she never fully recovered. The women
have been better known for the tragic death because of liposuction and surgery of
tummy tuck to regain her figure after birth of her fourth child.
 The surgery leads to have damage in internal organs along with having disruption in
fluid damage in body.

DISCUSSION
 A facelift cans basically lead to have haematoma or blood clot beneath the skin which
is been recorded in 2% to 3 % which can be turned as more dangerous if its left more
level of untreated.
 The patients also faces the level of risk in damaging of facial nerves along the loss of
hair around the incision site. The cosmetic surgery in having proper level of facelift can
have lead to eyes and mouth by not having properly opening and closing

CONCLUSION
 From the above PPT it can be concluded that Cosmetic surgery have be identified
as the potentially at dangerous level. The psychologist has the fear of their patients that
they are not able to fully grasp the gravity along with level of potential risk in these
particular level of operations.
 The women who have the self-esteem, life satisfaction along with attractiveness is
regarded as low along with having few levels of religious belief.
 There are many cases which is being having the major level of condensation regrading
the situationist of awakening inning terms of various disadvantage the have to fear in
there upcoming life.

REFERENCES
 Griffiths, D. and Mullock, A., 2018. Cosmetic surgery: Regulatory challenges in a
global beauty market. Health Care Analysis, 26(3). pp.220-234.
 Harrison, B., Khansa, I. and Janis, J.E., 2016. Evidence-based strategies to reduce
postoperative complications in plastic surgery. Plastic and reconstructive surgery,
137(1). pp.351-360.
 Heyes, C.J. and Jones, M., 2016. Cosmetic surgery in the age of gender. In Cosmetic
Surgery (pp. 17-34). Routledge.

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