Facial Plastic Surgery : Choices In Life And In Surgeons
We all have our own way of approaching life. A person’s physical appearance is subject to other’s opinion that is based on his personal perception. As it turns out, our perception of beauty and what we look like does not match. It is this gap between reality and how we perceive things that has increased the demand for facial plastic surgery.
Our daily interaction with other people fostered the need to better care for our appearance so that others will perceive us better. If it is your first time to meet someone, it would be his face you would scrutinize. This face-centered thing we do is one of the reasons plastic surgery’s industry is constantly growing. You might think that women are more likely to opt for this, but if you look at the current market, you will see that the male clientele’s number is also steadily increasing.
Facial plastic surgery has become commonplace in many parts of the world. Plastic surgery is becoming increasingly prevalent. Our view of beauty is constantly shifting, and it is also subjective. Time is another factor that matters in beauty. Each surgery is different, with the results depending on the client’s beauty preference, facial bone structure and discussed expectations. Since clients pay for their surgeries out of the pocket, they are entitled to the result that they wanted to achieve based on their preference.
You can opt for any facial plastic surgery you want, but the most common ones and the one we always hear about are noselifts or rhinoplasty, facelifts, eyelid surgery, cosmetic ear surgery and chin implants. If you prefer non-invasive procedures, there are also plenty of injections available like botox and ulthera.
Since skeletal shape manipulation is part of a plastic surgery, this is a source of worry for some. It is therefore imperative that you take the time to find a surgeon who is reputable, well-experienced and can present valid credentials. You also need to research and know what to ask.
In selecting a surgeon, three important questions must be answered. First, is he a facial cosmetic surgery board certified? Because there are different types of surgery, the second question to ask is if he specializes in any procedures or more of a generalist? Third, ask the number of surgeries he does in a year.
When you found out the answer to these questions, it will be easier for you to choose which surgeon to work with.
Source: Minas Constantinides M.D.