Cosmetic surgery and its limitations



A starling piece of news that pricked my mind to consider this topic:

"Ex-Miss Argentina dies after cosmetic surgery"


Only you can know what you think is right for you, but the most important thing is not to rush into cosmetic surgery. Think carefully about why you want it and what you realistically expect it to do for you. Having a breast enlargement or a face-lift may make you feel better, but it's unlikely to get you the job of your dreams.

If you are considering cosmetic surgery, you must be honest with yourself. Why do you want surgery and what do you expect surgery to do for you?
Cosmetic surgery can help improve your appearance, but it's not for everyone. Understand the benefits, risks and limitations to make the best choice for you.

Reshaping your body       


Cosmetic surgery, also referred to as plastic surgery, aims to change your appearance by altering parts of your body that function normally but whose appearance makes you unhappy. This differs from reconstructive surgery, which can improve the appearance and function of body parts affected by congenital defects, injuries and diseases such as cancer.

Cosmetic surgery offers choices for making changes in your physical appearance. It reshapes normal body structures, changes appearance and, often, improves self-esteem.

Factors to consider

When deciding for or against cosmetic surgery, consider the following:
**Your expectations: Anticipate improvement, not perfection. 
**Time and expense:Cosmetic surgery isn't covered by most health insurance. 
**Potential risks:You must be comfortable with the fact that cosmetic surgery, like any surgery, can be a risk to your health and that the results may not be what you anticipate.



isn't it sad that we can’t accept ourselves for who we are? It’s society's obsession with looks that makes these women (and some men) take such drastic steps.There are certain standards to beauty; flowing silky shiny hair, doe eyes, aquiline nose, pouty lips, tiny waists and endless legs. Every woman aspires to have these looks, even though they may have the most beguiling smile, head full of exquisite neat curls. They find it hard to accept themselves as beautiful because they are not what the world considers beautiful.


What is even more depressing is the fact that even those who meet the accepted standards of beauty are always insecure about their great looks. A lot of incredibly good looking people I know are always obsessed with some imagined flaw or the other. Is there is anybody in the world who considers himself or herself perfectly beautiful??????

Startup post

This is the first blog in my life!Didn't realize that after school,writing after so many years,
anything that is nonacademical,informal, would be so difficult to express.
I'm here to share with my friends my ideas and last but not d least learning new things from their ideas.
I feel that writing after so many days something that is solely to please myself and free from the restraints of any evaluation scores,gives me a sense of immense pleasure,though in lack of words!

I remember once in our school we had an essay competition.I was one of d contestant.It was declared that the best piece would be selected for a nwzpaper article and would be sent to their Delhi Office,promising a money reward.
I choose my topic:"If u were given d power vanishing for 1 day,your plans of utilising the power"
i still remember i gave many innovative ideas and awaited for a postive response with bated breath.
But alas!! none of our essays were ever selected,Till now i feel they are being processed
or it may be the d fact that the person who had checked my copy had lost his/her senses after reading my ideas:
"A budding writers' dream shattered!!!!"

I dont knw much about blogging,so my friends ur suggestions and comments ar alwayzz welcome.
so all my friends accept ur new friend into d "world of blogging"! tatazz!tke cr!!