Interview Questions

1. Why do women do plastic surgery? The root cause.
Women may choose to undergo plastic surgery for a variety of reasons. Some
may want to enhance their physical appearance and feel more confident in
their bodies. Others may have specific concerns they want to address, such
as correcting asymmetry or reducing the signs of aging. Ultimately, it's a
personal choice that can help individuals feel more comfortable and
empowered in their own skin. It's important to remember that each person's
motivations and experiences are unique
2. Does plastic surgery fix the problem, the mental aspect?
Plastic surgery can certainly have a positive impact on a person's mental

well-being. For some individuals, addressing physical concerns through
surgery can boost their self-confidence and improve their body image.
However, it's important to note that plastic surgery alone may not fully
address underlying mental health issues. It's essential to have realistic
expectations and consider the psychological aspects alongside any
physical changes. It's always a good idea to consult with professionals who
can provide guidance and support throughout the process such as
therapists and counsellors.
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3. How many people regret permanently changing their features through

plastic surgery?
--------- It's difficult to provide an exact number as it varies from person to

person. While some individuals may be satisfied with the results of their
plastic surgery, others may experience regret or dissatisfaction. It's important
to thoroughly research and consider the potential risks and benefits before
making a decision.
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4. What is the most common surgery done amongst women and why?
---------limited to my knowledge, breast augmentation is one of the most

common plastic surgeries among women. Many women choose this procedure
to enhance the size and shape of their breasts for various reasons, such as
improving self-confidence or restoring breast volume after pregnancy or
weight
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5. What are the effects of beauty standards in society on women?
----------- Beauty standards in society can have both positive and negative
effects on women. On one hand, they can inspire individuals to take care of
themselves, boost self-confidence, and promote self-expression. However,
these standards can also create pressure to conform to a certain ideal,
leading to feelings of inadequacy, low self-esteem, and body image
issues.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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6. What’s the most serious effect you have seen in a patient/ how far was a
patient willing to go to achieve a desired look.
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7. What do you think women should do to not succumb to what society

demands.
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---------------------------- I think it's important for women to prioritize their own
happiness and well-being above societal expectations. Here are a few
suggestions to not succumb to society's demands:
1. Embrace self-acceptance: Focus on loving and accepting yourself as you are,
rather than striving for an unrealistic ideal.
2. Surround yourself with positive influences: Surround yourself with people who
support and uplift you, and who value you for who you are, not just your
appearance.
3. Define your own standards of beauty: Challenge societal beauty norms by
embracing your unique features and celebrating diversity.
4. Practice self-care: Take care of your physical, mental, and emotional health.
Engage in activities that make you feel good and prioritize self-care rituals.
5. Educate yourself: Learn about the harmful effects of unrealistic beauty
standards and media manipulation. Stay informed and critical of the messages
you consume.
Remember, you are more than just your appearance. Your worth and value
extend far beyond societal expectations. Embrace your individuality and live
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8. Long term effects of plastic surgery?
---- The long-term effects of plastic surgery can vary depending on the
specific procedure and individual factors. While many people are satisfied
with their results and experience positive outcomes. Some possible long-term
effects may include scarring, changes in sensation, asymmetry, and the need
for additional surgeries in the
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9.-------- What are your thoughts on the influence of social media on beauty
standards?
Yeah, social media has definitely had a huge impact on beauty standards. It's
like there's this constant pressure to look perfect and compare ourselves to
others.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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10.---- How do you think society's perception of plastic surgery has changed
over the years?
Society's perception of plastic surgery has definitely evolved over time. It
used to be tabooer and more secretive, but now it's become more accepted
and openly discussed. People are more open about their choices and there's a
growing emphasis on individual body autonomy.
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1. Why do women do plastic surgery? The root cause.

2. Does plastic surgery fix the problem, the mental aspect?

Plastic surgery can certainly have a positive impact on a person's mental

3. How many people regret permanently changing their features through

--------- It's difficult to provide an exact number as it varies from person to

---------limited to my knowledge, breast augmentation is one of the most

5. What are the effects of beauty standards in society on women?

7. What do you think women should do to not succumb to what society

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