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These days, when turning on the television, it is easy to see the impact cosmetic surgery has had on the United States. Programs featuring some type of extreme plastic surgery can be found on multiple channels. The mass media outlet has been partially attributed with the surge in cosmetic surgery procedures in recent years. While television has the ability to reach outlets that other forms of media cannot, some experts are concerned with the way cosmetic surgery is being presented and that the dangers of cosmetic surgery are being minimized.

...Jennifer Grey - Jennifer Aniston - Kathy Griffin - Janet Jackson - Kenny Rogers - Janice Dickinson - Lisa Rinna - Mickey Rourke - Priscilla Presley -  Joan Rivers... Do these names look familiar? They should – they are all famous people: they all have had some form of plastic surgery.

In 2003, nearly 7.2 million women had cosmetic procedures, a 16 percent increase from 2002, according to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS). Men had nearly 1.1 million procedures, a 31 percent increase from 2002. For both genders, liposuction was the number one surgery.

In every action we take in our life there is an element of risk, some percentage that things will not go as we planned them. They are determined by so many factors, it is impossible to count them all in and evaluate the exact percentage and amount of danger. The same thing goes for plastic surgery –dangers of plastic surgery-are numerous but will the accident in surgery happen, depends on many circumstances.

Medical technology is advancing faster and faster and this is one of the factors that is influencing in decrease of plastic surgery dangers. Still, there is always a chance that botched plastic surgery happens with and without help of medical technology. The human body is very complicated machine so dangers of plastic surgery will always be present.

It is best that you are aware of what can happen to you if you decide to go for a plastic surgery. Dangers of plastic surgery can go from small scarring to paying the ultimate price, death. Those are rare cases, but they can still happen. You may already know Kanye West's mother who died from a simple plastic operation procedure. We will try to cover the most common plastic surgery dangers so you can know what you are dealing with.



Scarring From Plastic Surgery


If you want to have breast surgery, plastic surgeon will always ask you where you want the scars to be. They will be visible, but it only depends how much and on what place on your body. When it comes to facelift, plastic surgeon has a chance to cover the scars with your hair but they also can be visible sometimes, due to a mistake or simply because there was no other choice. The same thing goes for other types of plastic surgery like rhinoplasty or botox where the scarring may be smaller, but most likely you will still have a scar.


Dangers During The Plastic Surgery


Dangers of plastic surgery during the procedure itself are blood clots, infection and bleeding. These can be very dangerous and sometimes cannot be visible right away. For example, if there is a blood clot in your blood system, it can travel to your heart and cause a heart attack. Infection on the other hand is less dangerous and can be spotted if patient has high temperature during or after the plastic surgery. Bleedings can occur due to improper cuts made by plastic surgeon or because of patients’ unexpected reactions to the plastic surgery.


Nerve Damage Due To Plastic Surgery


You probably noticed more than one celebrity who had plastic surgery and then changed his/her facial expression. This is because some of the nerves were damaged during plastic surgery. This is probably one of most dreaded dangers of plastic surgery because it cannot be repaired, and it is visible to everyone. In addition to the problem with muscles, there can also be the loss of sensation in that area.

In addition to these dangers of plastic surgery we just mentioned, there are more that we won’t list in detail because they are surgery specific. On some parts of the body dangers of plastic surgery can be tissue necrosis, allergic reactions, sensory damage, changed color of the skin, asymmetry or scar tissue. There are also dangers that will not be noticed until later, like premature aging, allergic reaction to the sedation during plastic surgery, or addiction to the painkillers.

If you are considering plastic surgery, please consider all the pros and cons to the specific surgery that you are considering. One of the most common reasons for plastic surgery is to reduce wrinkles and the aging process. If anti aging is your goal, to reverse the hands of time, there are many natural and totally safe options that involve no pain and no surgery for a very reasonable price. Do your homework, save your money, and save a lot of pain by healthier options first.

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