Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery Sourcebook

Provides basic consumer health information about cosmetic surgery to enhance appearance, or correct defects due to congenital disorders, disease, or trauma. Includes index, glossary of related terms, and other resources–Provided by publisher.Title: Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery SourcebookAuthor: Bellenir, Karen (EDT)Publisher: Omnigraphics IncPublication Date: 2007/09/29Number of Pages: 512Binding Type: HARDCOVERLibrary of Congress: 2007018893

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How do we explain the popularity of cosmetic surgery today and the focus on bodily appearance in Western societies?

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you must not like yourself

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