Bad effect of plastic surgery

When people think about having plastic surgery procedures, they think about how beautiful they will look once they have healed. They anticipate how much better their life will be when they have finally had the rhinoplasty or breast augmentation that they had been dreaming about, but did you know that many cosmetic surgeries have "undesirable outcomes?"

An undesirable outcome in plastic surgery is when something goes wrong, and your results are not perfect. Perhaps too much collagen was used and the look is unnatural. Since every body is different, cosmetic surgery is simply not an exact science. 40% of all rhinoplasty surgeries are corrective surgical procedures that are needed to fix the undesirable outcome.

Does this mean that your surgery will have a bad effect? Not necessarily, but you will want to do all that is in your power to avoid that from happening to you. First of all, make sure that your surgeon is board certified as a plastic surgeon. A doctor who is board certified as a podiatrist has no business performing plastic surgeries, so make sure you do your research when it comes to selecting a qualified surgeon. Surgeons become board certified when they have had more than six years of surgical training and experience.

Make sure that you follow your doctor's post-surgical instructions. If your surgeon tells you that you cannot get out of bed for the three days following your surgery, then listen to him. Not heeding your surgeon's advice can cause you not to heal properly leaving you with puckered skin or some other undesirable outcome.

Even if everything goes well after your plastic surgery, you may still have bad effects later on. As time passes, your body changes. You age too, so you will still have lines and wrinkles. Breast implants can get misshapen or lumpy, and they do not last forever and will need to be replaced at some point.