Why some plastic surgery “good”, and why some “bad?”
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Why some plastic surgery “good”, and why some “bad?”
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What is the difference between “good” work and “bad” work? How do we talk about the rise in plastic surgery without stripping people of humanity for their options?
Plastic surgery rates are increasing, and gas procedures are minimal such as filling and Botox more popular. It is also clear that social media is that people (including cosmetic surgeons) are very comfortable in speculating and commenting on others ’amendments, and what are the procedures they may have … and if they look at control.
The guest’s host, Parker, discusses a thorn of beauty culture with Jessica DeviCosmetic correspondent, tip column writer GuardianAnd the writer “Beauty Review”, and Joan SamarzEntertainment editor in paper And the participating host of Eating for free Podcast.
This episode was produced by Liam Macbin and Lenon Sherborn. It was edited by Nina Pathak. Our supervising product is Barton Gerdoud. Our executive product is Veerlyn Williams. Our vice president is Yolanda Sangweni.