Why Do People Fall into Plastic Surgery Addiction Even When Others Say They Look Pretty? We Discourage Surgery for These Types of People...

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Why does it look more unnatural the more you repeat plastic surgery?

When you undergo plastic surgery multiple times,

there are cases where your impression becomes more awkward or unnatural than before.

The first reason is an excessive obsession with details.

If the desire to make your eyes a little bigger and your nose a little higher keeps repeating,

the harmony and proportions of your entire face can collapse.

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As the greed for 'just a little more' builds up,

the balance of the face is ultimately broken, and your original charm disappears.

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The second reason is deformation caused by tissue damage.

Our skin and tissues are left with wounds and scars every time we undergo surgery.

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If this damage is repeated, the tissue eventually thickens or thins,

and deformations that are difficult to recover from may appear.

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Especially in cases where multiple revision surgeries have been performed,

skin elasticity decreases and the shape becomes deformed, making it difficult to achieve natural results.

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Is repeating surgeries really considered plastic surgery addiction?

If you look fine but continue to get plastic surgery, it is an addiction.

However, getting revision surgery because a previous surgery went wrong is not an addiction.

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Some people have their features ruined after just one surgery,

while others get revision surgery because their features were ruined after multiple surgeries.

Getting plastic surgery when your features are in a ruined state cannot be seen as an addiction.

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Those who continuously focus on details and cry out for 'a little, a little, just a little more'

are addicted to plastic surgery,

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but if someone's features are already ruined from multiple surgeries

and they say, 'Now I just want to fix this one small part,'

these people are not addicted.

Repeating plastic surgery for the third or fourth time,

obsessing over slight details,

and trying to pursue perfection leads to a state of addiction.

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I believe plastic surgeons should observe the patient's psychological state

and play a role in regulating them so it does not lead to plastic surgery addiction.

Because their face was ruined due to a failed surgery,

there are many people who come to get revision surgery,

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but there are also many people who obsess over very small details

and come in to do more than just a revision surgery.

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However, there are those who are not easily satisfied with the results

and feel regretful.

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For those who cannot set an exact destination and goal

and continue to force surgeries to change their appearance,

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we judge it as "plastic surgery addiction."

We tend to discourage the patient from undergoing any further surgeries.

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To prevent plastic surgery addiction..!

1. Set a clear initial goal and do not obsess over details

It is important to clearly establish the purpose of the surgery, and once you feel the goal has been reached,

not to be greedy for more.

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Pursuing perfection can actually ruin your proportions.

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Rather than trying to fix every part,

boldly giving up on some details can be a wise choice.

2. Choose plastic surgery that suits your image and vibe

Not everyone becomes pretty by the same standards.

Surgery must be performed in a direction that suits each individual's face shape, impression, and vibe

to achieve natural and satisfying results.

3. Do not only look at the flaws after surgery

There may be some degree of regret left after plastic surgery.

However, if you start forcing yourself to find small flaws, there is no end,

and it can lead to unnecessary revision surgeries.

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Rather than comparing yourself to others,

it is important to have a mindset of being satisfied with your own changes.

Plastic surgery is not simply about making external changes,

but also a matter of how you view yourself.

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If the thought of 'just a little more' keeps repeating,

you may have already crossed the threshold of plastic surgery addiction.

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To achieve true satisfaction through plastic surgery,

balanced goal setting, a positive perception of yourself,

and the professional judgment of a doctor to coordinate this with you are absolutely necessary.

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Above all, respecting your own naturalness

and having the attitude to be satisfied with your current appearance is the most important.

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