A person's body continues to change through the teen years. Body parts that might appear too large or too small now can become more proportionate over time. Sometimes, for example, what seems like a big nose looks more the right size as the rest of the person's face catches up during growth.
* Getting in good shape through appropriate weight control and exercise can do great things for a person's looks without surgery. It's never a good idea to choose plastic surgery as a first option for something like weight loss that can be corrected in a nonsurgical manner. Gastric bypass or liposuction may seem like quick and easy fixes compared with sticking to a diet.

Answered by Santosh Kuma , an ibibo Master, at 9:28 AM on August 29, 2008

well jyothi The main purpose of the plastic surgery is to alter the features and to appear healthier and youthful.

Plastic surgery is a boon for some people or no development can be seen in the patients after the plastic surgery.

Every plastic surgery involves some complications and dangers as compared to other surgical procedures.

If the plastic surgery has been performed by the licensed and trained plastic surgeon, then the risks or problems linked with plastic surgery can be reduced and as a result, plastic surgery will be successful.

Problems Connected with Plastic Surgery
There are large numbers of problems or difficulties connected with plastic surgery and they include:-

Facial Sculpture
When the patient has made a decision for undergoing facial plastic surgery, then he considers about 5 procedures and they include:-

Liposuction
In this procedure, the elimination of the fat can be done by lifting the skin from different portions of the body for giving shape to the face. The most usual portions of the body include mouth area and corner of the jowl, neck below the chin and wrinkle between the noses.

Otoplasty
This is the disorder in which the small children or the infants have taken birth along with the prophetic ears isolated from the head. Therefore, this is the main difficulty which can be corrected by a combination of covering and restructuring the ear cartilage and brings the ears close to the head.

Malarplasty , genioplasty and rhinoplasty are some of the other surgical methods with which the patients suffer from various problems.

Change of the Age
The patients observe various transformations or changes in the body with the increase in the age. One can watch these changes on the facial skin regularly by seeing in the mirror. These modifications occur because of aging factor that can be altered with the help of a plastic surgery.

Due to aging, the person can examine wobbly skin and fine lines around the neck. One can also monitor these changes not only on the face but in other portions of the body also containing the hand.

The patient can avoid these changes by preventing from the following factors like preventing the sun, preserving a good way of life and prohibiting smoking. There are some methods which help the patients in decreasing the effects of aging and they include:-

Eyelid tightening
Facelift
Skin resurfacing
Forehead lift
Male Plastic Surgery
Millions of men are also paying more attention on their outlook and physical appearance and this motivates them to undergo plastic surgery. The most commonly plastic surgery pursued by various men is aesthetic or cosmetic surgery.

They can pursue any type of plastic surgery for their face and other parts of the body which also includes various obstacles and risks
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Answered by sanjay , an ibibo Guru, at 2:21 PM on August 28, 2008

Here are a few things to think about if you're considering plastic surgery:

* Almost all teens (and many adults) are self-conscious about their bodies. Almost everyone wishes there were a thing or two that could be changed. A lot of this self-consciousness goes away with time. Ask yourself if you're considering plastic surgery because you want it for yourself or whether it's to please someone else.
* A person's body continues to change through the teen years. Body parts that might appear too large or too small now can become more proportionate over time. Sometimes, for example, what seems like a big nose looks more the right size as the rest of the person's face catches up during growth.
* Getting in good shape through appropriate weight control and exercise can do great things for a person's looks without surgery. It's never a good idea to choose plastic surgery as a first option for something like weight loss that can be corrected in a nonsurgical manner. Gastric bypass or liposuction may seem like quick and easy fixes compared with sticking to a diet. Both of these procedures, however, carry far greater risks than dieting, and doctors should reserve them for e

Answered by Uttam , an ibibo Master, at 1:32 PM on August 28, 2008

hi there

Reconstructive surgery helps repair significant defects or problems. But what about having cosmetic surgery just to change your appearance? Is it a good idea for teens? As with everything, there are right and wrong reasons to have surgery.

Cosmetic surgery is unlikely to change your life. Most board-certified plastic surgeons spend a lot of time interviewing teens who want plastic surgery to decide if they are good candidates for the surgery. Doctors want to know that teens are emotionally mature enough to handle the surgery and that they're doing it for the right reasons.

Many plastic surgery procedures are just that — surgery. They involve anesthesia, wound healing, and other serious risks. Doctors who perform these procedures want to know that their patients are capable of understanding and handling the stress of surgery.

Some doctors won't perform certain procedures (like rhinoplasty) on a teen until they are sure that person is old enough and has finished growing. For rhinoplasty, that means about 15 or 16 for girls and about a year older for guys.

Girls who want to enlarge their breasts for cosmetic reasons usually must be at least 18 because saline implants are only approved for women 18 and older. In some cases, though, such as when there's a tremendous size difference between the breasts or one breast has failed to grow at all, a plastic surgeon may get involved earlier.

Here are a few things to think about if you're considering plastic surgery:

* Almost all teens (and many adults) are self-conscious about their bodies. Almost everyone wishes there were a thing or two that could be changed. A lot of this self-consciousness goes away with time. Ask yourself if you're considering plastic surgery because you want it for yourself or whether it's to please someone else.
* A person's body continues to change through the teen years. Body parts that might appear too large or too small now can become more proportionate over time. Sometimes, for example, what seems like a big nose looks more the right size as the rest of the person's face catches up during growth.
* Getting in good shape through appropriate weight control and exercise can do great things for a person's looks without surgery. It's never a good idea to choose plastic surgery as a first option for something like weight loss that can be corrected in a nonsurgical manner. Gastric bypass or liposuction may seem like quick and easy fixes compared with sticking to a diet. Both of these procedures, however, carry far greater risks than dieting, and doctors should reserve them for extreme cases when all other options have failed.
* Some people's emotions have a really big effect on how they think they look. People who are depressed, extremely self-critical, or have a distorted view of what they really look like sometimes think that changing their looks will solve their problems. In these cases, it won't. Working out the emotional problem with the help of a trained therapist is a better bet. In fact, many doctors won't perform plastic surgery on teens who are depressed or have other mental health problems until these problems are treated first.

Answered by Reeta K , an ibibo Master, at 6:15 PM on August 19, 2008

Here are a few things to think about if you're considering plastic surgery:

* Almost all teens (and many adults) are self-conscious about their bodies. Almost everyone wishes there were a thing or two that could be changed. A lot of this self-consciousness goes away with time. Ask yourself if you're considering plastic surgery because you want it for yourself or whether it's to please someone else.
* A person's body continues to change through the teen years. Body parts that might appear too large or too small now can become more proportionate over time. Sometimes, for example, what seems like a big nose looks more the right size as the rest of the person's face catches up during growth.
* Getting in good shape through appropriate weight control and exercise can do great things for a person's looks without surgery. It's never a good idea to choose plastic surgery as a first option for something like weight loss that can be corrected in a nonsurgical manner. Gastric bypass or liposuction may seem like quick and easy fixes compared with sticking to a diet. Both of these procedures, however, carry far greater risks than dieting, and doctors should reserve them for extreme cases when all other options have failed.
* Some people's emotions have a really big effect on how they think they look. People who are depressed, extremely self-critical, or have a distorted view of what they really look like sometimes think that changing their looks will solve their problems. In these cases, it won't. Working out the emotional problem with the help of a trained therapist is a better bet. In fact, many doctors won't perform plastic surgery on teens who are depressed or have other mental health problems until these problems are treated first.

Answered by alok , an ibibo Master, at 4:35 PM on August 06, 2008

There are many things you should be aware of when considering plastic surgery. Among them are the potential complications. Some complications are temporary and can be treated post-op (following surgery) if you are in the care of a knowledgeable surgeon. But some complications can be serious and, in rare cases, even fatal. Some of the serious complications may include:

* Blood clots
* Infections
* Nerve damage
* Heart attack
* Stroke
* Temporary paralysis
* Airway obstructions
* Brain damage

These possible complications point to the importance of making informed decisions when considering plastic surgery procedures. Scarring and deformities are also concerns, and cannot always be corrected after they occur. If a mistake is made by the surgeon and the procedure is not performed properly to accomplish the patient's needs, the patient may suffer a deformity or scarring that can be permanent. Negative outcome is far less likely if a highly qualified surgeon is chosen.

Answered by SESHAN , an ibibo Master, at 2:26 PM on August 06, 2008

Hello Jyothi
Plastic surgery has a low rate of complications among board certified plastic surgeons. However, every surgery carries risk. Be sure to discuss the possible risks and complications with your plastic surgeon so you feel fully informed before surgery.
Some patients have serious reactions to the anesthesia or sedation used during surgery. Most anesthetic complications occur with general anesthesia.

Possible complications:

* abnormal heart rhythm
* airway obstruction
* blood clots
* brain damage
* death
* heart attack
* malignant hyperthermia
* nerve damage
* stroke
* temporary paralysis

Answered by Saq , an ibibo Master, at 12:43 PM on August 06, 2008

Plastic surgery not causes any health problem .

Answered by Vipan Thapar , an ibibo Master, at 12:24 PM on August 06, 2008

plastic surgery can never cause health trouble. It is one way of treating malformations. Actress Sridevi did plastic surgery for her nose. There are some who do for their burns and for other congenitally deformed body parts.Unless a doctor is too bad, this is not going to causies any major risk on health.

Answered by Vida Writer , an ibibo Master, at 11:17 AM on August 06, 2008

Plastic surgery do not cause any health problem if it is done with proper precautions such as an antibiotic cover to combat infection etc. It is preferably done only if there any indication for it.

Answered by Vinay Kiran , an ibibo Specialist, at 9:56 AM on August 06, 2008