What is plastic surgery? Detailed answer

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What is plastic surgery?

Most of us know that plastic surgery is done to people when their nose is damaged, or in order to make any other changes to the face. In fact, these are cosmetic surgeries that are an integral part of plastic surgery.

Today, with the help of plastic surgery, they can correct birth defects, do skin grafts after numerous burns or other injuries. Plastic surgery has been practiced in India for thousands of years. The criminals' noses were cut off as punishment!

In India, using plastic surgery using the skin of the cheeks, noses could be reconstructed. For plastic surgery, the skin of the body is used. It can be taken from a specific part of the body. Waste tissue may be removed or new skin may be attached. In operations, all three methods can be used together. When skin is removed from one part of the body and reattached to another, only the top two layers are usually used so that the skin can better settle into place. The circulation of blood through the new blood vessels keeps the skin alive.

If a thick layer of skin takes root after some accident or burn, then the chances of success of the operation are small. But if this happens, it will look much better than before the operation. Plastic surgery can help people look normal again, live and work happily.

However, people very often undergo plastic surgery solely to change their appearance. They can change the shape of the ears or nose. In some cases, with the help of such operations, wrinkles are removed from the face, so to speak, they "tighten" the face. In such cases, the changes are only temporary. After a while, age will make itself felt.

Author: Likum A.

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