The Truth About 5 Common Plastic Surgery Myths

Many people undergo plastic surgery to improve their looks all over the world. Although it is such a common practice, there are many wrong information and beliefs about aesthetic surgery. This is that the facts about aesthetic surgery have not been adequately explained and understood.

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Whatever the which aesthetic surgery is choosen it is very important for prospective patients to understand the risks, benefits, and realistic expectations of the operations. Therefore, we have arranged the correct known mistakes for you.

Myth #1 – Liposuction can help you lose weight

The reality is that most patients only lose about two to five pounds in total. The best candidates, in fact, are generally within 30 percent of a healthy weight range and have localized fat pockets they would like to reduce.

Myth #2 – Cosmetic surgery and plastic surgery are one and the same.

 The terms “plastic surgery” and “cosmetic surgery” are not interchangeable. Confusion about the terms has led to public misconceptions about the two specialties. Cosmetic surgery is the surgery of appearance. It is elective and focuses on the aesthetics of beauty.

Myth #3 – Plastic surgery is only for women

Although women do make up the majority of plastic surgery patients, male patients currently represent about 15% of the total number of patients undergoing cosmetic surgery, and that number has been on a steady rise over the last decade. More men than ever before are seeking access to non-surgical procedures like Botox, neurotoxin, or fillers to rejuvenate their appearance. Men of all ages are also growing more comfortable with surgical procedures such as liposuction, rhinoplasty, and gynecomastia, which is the treatment of enlarged congenital breasts.

Myth #4 – Breastfeeding is not an option with implants

Studies have shown that there is no medical risk for babies who are born to or breast-fed by women with saline or silicone breast implants. There are many ways to reduce the size of scars and make them less noticeable

Myth #5 – Plastic surgery won’t leave any scars.

New technologies are emerging all the time and affecting plastic surgery practices. The issue of scar is also an issue affected by technological developments. It is important to follow your surgeon’s instructions and allow your body time to heal.

Vanity Cosmetic Surgery Hospital has been performing various types of plastic surgeries in Turkey. If you’re considering undergoing a plastic surgery in Turkey please contact us to book a consultation!

The page content is for informational purposes only. The content of this page does not include items containing information on therapeutic health care. For diagnosis and treatment, you must consult your physician or consult the physicians in our clinic. The content has been written regarding the following sources by Vanity Estetik doctors.

Sources

Brijesh Mishra https://downloads.hindawi.com/archive/2011/870902.pdf