Plastic surgery has experienced a boom of over 700% in the past decade. More and more men and women have accepted plastic surgery as a quick-fix method to attain physical beauty. In today’s hectic, fast-paced lifestyle, most people simply don’t have the time to really work on whatever part of their body they’re not entirely satisfied with. Instead, they turn to the so-called miracles of science for help.
Many of those who opted to undergo plastic surgery were driven to take extreme measures because of their obsession with youth. For them, remaining as youthful as possible was the main goal to be attained, regardless of the cost. Today, cosmetic surgery is also seen as a way for people with facial deformities to regain or improve their appearance. In essence, it is a field of medicine dedicated to relieving anxiety disorders and mental health problems caused by perceived imperfections in the body. So, why exactly do most cosmetic surgery offices have an in-house psychologist?
The answer is deceptively simple, if one takes the time to look at the nature of the field. Cosmetic surgery may not appear to touch upon any aspect of mental health...
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