What are the disadvantages of plastic surgery

In recent years, there are many people who have undergone plastic surgery. When you watch a TV series, you will find that almost all the actors have had plastic surgery. Some have good-looking faces after the surgery, while others fail and end up with zombie faces. If the plastic surgery fails, it will not only cause facial stiffness but also facial edema, making you look several years older. In severe cases, it may even cause other complications and even be life-threatening.

1. Stiff facial expressions

Although the facial features after plastic surgery are delicate and beautiful, they look a little unnatural, especially the facial expressions appear stiff, and there is no expression on the face when smiling. In addition, the face is extremely pale and bloodless, looking like a zombie face. This is because too much medicine has been injected into the face and has not yet been completely absorbed by the skin, or the facial nerves have been damaged, causing the entire face to look like facial paralysis and extremely unnatural.

2. Facial swelling

The areas that have undergone plastic surgery may have poor blood circulation in the face due to sudden implantation of foreign objects or damage to skin tissue. Facial edema is very likely to occur especially after surgery. For some people, the edema will heal over time, but for others, it will not. If you are not careful, it may cause facial edema and allergies, thus affecting the subsequent recovery effect.

3. Prosthesis ulceration and inflammation

In order to have a high nose bridge or plump breasts, many people choose to have prosthesis implants. However, no matter how good the prosthesis is, it will cause suppurative infection if it is implanted in the body for too long. In severe cases, it will cause ulceration and inflammation of the surrounding skin tissue. Therefore, it may need to be removed by surgery again after several years. Therefore, plastic surgery is not a one-time solution and requires multiple post-repair processes. The pain caused to people is also immeasurable.

4. May cause complications

Although current cosmetic surgery technology has become increasingly mature, it still inevitably leads to some postoperative complications, such as the body's rejection of the prosthesis, wound infection and suppuration, etc. In severe cases, it can lead to organ failure and cause life-threatening situations. Therefore, plastic surgery must not be performed blindly. Further relevant examinations are needed before the operation to determine whether you are suitable for such surgery.

5. Impact on breastfeeding

Plastic surgery can easily affect breastfeeding. This is because breast augmentation materials are mostly silicone prostheses that fit the human body better and will affect the quality of breast milk. Even if some hospitals claim that they can directly feed babies with no toxic side effects, for safety reasons, you should not try it rashly.

6. Leaving surgical scars

No matter how big the cosmetic surgery is, it will leave some scars to a greater or lesser extent, creating an unnatural appearance. It does not mean that there will be no scars after plastic surgery, but it takes a long time for the scars to gradually fade and appear less obvious visually, rather than completely disappearing. Take the simplest double eyelid surgery for example. When you close your eyes, you can still see obvious folds and incisions.

7. Restrictions on movement

Generally speaking, the parts that have undergone cosmetic surgery have some restrictions on movement. For example, they cannot be exposed to water for a long time, or touch hard objects, or be rubbed vigorously with the hands. Otherwise, it will easily cause the prosthesis to shift or deform. Therefore, you need to be careful and pay attention to it at all times in your life to avoid problems and bring yourself unnecessary trouble.

8. Causes mental illness

When it comes to the biggest side effect of plastic surgery, it is "addiction". Addiction to plastic surgery can cause a person to become obsessed with it, always feeling that they are not beautiful enough and wanting to become more beautiful, so they undergo surgeries frequently. The number of times a person's face can undergo plastic surgery is limited, and frequent plastic surgery may be a paranoid mental illness.