Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Cosmetic Surgery. It needs to be at least 3500 words.Download file to see previous pages... In United Kingdom, the living standards have improved t

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Cosmetic Surgery. It needs to be at least 3500 words.

In United Kingdom, the living standards have improved therefore "cosmetic surgery is even within the reach of a variety of people from middle-class teenagers to aging baby boomers". In United Kingdom, the percentile of the teenagers who register for the cosmetic surgery and solariums on annual basis has amplified. The statistics issued by United Kingdom Society of Plastic Surgeons has revealed that "over 333,000 people 18 years and younger had cosmetic surgery in 2005, up from about 306,000 in 2000" (Paul, 2001). It is understandable that through cosmetic enhancement techniques the youngsters are able to secure benefits in different prominent aspects of life. The teenage patients can secure privileges in their "relationships, self-esteem and quality of life by correcting unattractive body and facial features" (Paul, 2001). The critics have raised their concerns towards growing popularity of the cosmetic surgery, public health concern is based upon the fact that such cosmetic surgery craze is not only responsible for the creation of an unhealthy overemphasis on physical appearance on teenagers, but also is potentially dangerous to the health of the young patients. The analysts have identified the concerns relevant to cosmetic surgery and have concluded that "adolescence is an age in which teenagers are still growing physically and mentally, and the side effects of cosmetic surgery in their later life would definitely damage self-esteem and permanent health" (Paul, 2001).

The cosmetic enhancement and solariums is widely popular among the youths of United Kingdom. In United Kingdom, the youth have expressed their annoyance with their inherited physical features. In 2001 a survey was conducted to estimate the concentration of the youth interested in cosmetic surgery, more than fifty percent females and forty percent males expressed their dissatisfaction with their inherited appearance and physical features. The data gathered by British Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery has revealed that, "cosmetic procedures i.e. surgical and non-surgical performed by plastic surgeons, dermatologists and otolaryngologists increased 119% between 1997 and 1999" (Philips, 2001). The survey further stated that, "more than 4.6 million such procedures were performed, with the top five being chemical peels i.e. 18.3% of the total, botulinum toxin A injection i.e. 10.8% of the total, laser hair removal which was 10.5% of the entire cases, collagen injection i.e. 10.3% of the total, and sclera-therapy which was 9.0% of the total cases, Rhinoplasties were performed on 102,943 youth i.e. 2.2% of the total number of procedures, and there were 100,203 facelifts, 191,583 breast augmentation procedures and 89 769 breast reductions" (Dufresne, 2001). Such procedures were facilitated by variety of different practitioners, including cosmetic physicians, dermatologists, and plastic surgeons. The majority of the youth have preferred cosmetic interventions to feel good about their looks, "one would anticipate that cosmetically successful procedures would lead to enhanced self-esteem, mood, and social confidence" (Rankin, 1998).