plastic surgery concept 

Contents

 1 plastic surgery

 1.1 Types of plastic surgery

 1.2 The most famous plastic surgeries

 1.3 damage

 Cosmetic surgery

 Plastic surgery is called in the English language Plastic Surgery, and it means operations that restore balance, ability, and beauty to part of the body, and the word “plastic” has nothing to do with the well-known plastic material, but rather is derived from a Greek word that means formation or molding, and despite the recent spread of plastic surgery, its procedure is due for antiquity.

 A doctor named Susrutha was famous for skin grafting in ancient India in the eighth century BC, and in Europe a new nose was made for a person whose nose was eaten by dogs, by using skin from the back of the arm, and that was in the middle of the fifteenth century AD. In America, Dr. John Peter Meteer is the first plastic surgeon who performed plastic surgery with tools of his own making. During the First World War, New Zealand doctor Harold Gillies identified modern techniques in cosmetic and care for the deformities of World War I casualties, and became called the father of modern plastic surgery.

 Types of plastic surgery

 Plastic surgeries:

 It is the one that focuses on the aesthetic form only, such as nose reduction operations, skin injections and breast augmentation, and these operations spread very widely, in light of the interest in the image and external appearance and imitation of celebrities, and in many cases young men and girls resort to performing these operations due to lack of self-confidence, dissatisfaction and acceptance There are also necessary cosmetic surgeries such as abdominal surgery in women due to repeated pregnancy.

 Reconstructive surgeries:

 It is the one that focuses on restoring the organs to perform their functional and almost formal work, and the defect is caused by congenital abnormalities such as the upper lip opening of the mouth, increasing or decreasing the fingers and toes, and the process of removing organs affected by cancer such as breast cancer is considered a reconstructive surgery.

 The most famous plastic surgeries

 Cosmetic surgeries related to the face, such as reducing the nose, removing wrinkles, and tightening the eyelids.

 Burns of all kinds, especially facial burns.

Remove traces of permanent wounds.

Removal of deformations caused by traffic accidents and falls from heights.

 Remove traces of serious diseases and infections.

 Plastic surgery side effects

 The appearance of some hematomas resulting from the operation.

An imbalance in the nervous system, especially in the area where the operation was performed, and the inability to move the muscles of the area.

Some specialists failed to stop the bleeding resulting from the operation.

 Some specialists fail to hide the scars from the surgery.

Numbness at the site of the operation.

 Change in the color of the skin in the area of ​​​​the operation, especially in nose surgeries and changing the size of the chest.

The risk and exposure to damage is greater for people who suffer from obesity, atherosclerosis or diabetes, as well as for people who drink cigarettes, alcohol and drugs.