"A persuasive speech on natural beauty"
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This document discusses natural beauty versus plastic and cosmetic surgery. It notes that natural beauty can be achieved through balanced diet, exercise, sleep, and healthy living without risks of surgery. The document then lists some cosmetic procedures and 10 examples of failed plastic surgeries with disastrous results. It concludes by arguing that we should accept ourselves naturally and feel confident rather than risking life through invasive cosmetic surgeries.
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- 1. Natural Beauty By: Jaspher Santos
- 2. I would like to persuade my classmates that natural beauty is better than having plastic and cosmetic surgery or having any kind of surgery.
- 3. Are you contented on what you are right now?
- 4. Favorite part of your body?
- 7. Cosmetics – A preparation such as powder or a skin cream, designed to beautify the body by direct application. Superficial measures to make something appear better, more attractive, or more impressive.
- 8. Cosmetic and plastic surgery
- 9. Cosmetic Surgery – Improves the appearance of a physical feature or irregularity or defect. Plastic Surgery – Restoration, reconstruction, correction, or improvement in the shape and appearance of the body structures that are defective, damaged or misshapen by injury, disease or anomalous growth and development.
- 10. If you would choose one part of your body that will be changed, what would it be?
- 11. Risk and dangers: Skin Death or Necrosis: usually follows an infection or hematoma and is much more likely among smokers. The skin is excised (surgically removed) and this may affect the cosmetic outcome.Asymmetry: moderate or severe asymmetries may require a second surgery. Mild asymmetry is normal.Slow Healing: due to age, skin type, failure to follow doctor's advice or factors beyond anyone's control.Numbness/Tingling: often temporary, sometimes permanent loss of sensation. This results from injury to sensory or motor nerves.Irregularities, dimples, puckers, and divots: can be due to surgeon error, healing irregularities or body make-up.Seroma: fluid can collect under the skin and can occur after breast augmentation, liposuction or a tummy tuck.
- 12. 10 Worst Plastic Surgery Disaster
- 13. 1. Hang Mioku: the korean plastic surgery addict who injected cooking oil into her own face
- 14. 2.Jocelyn Wildenstein: a US$4 million monster
- 15. 3. Michael Jackson: more than 10 nose surgeries
- 16. 4. Pete Burns: famous singer, spent almost all of his life savings on reconstructive surgery
- 17. 5. Dennis Avner: the Catman
- 18. 6. Eric Sprague: the Lizardman
- 19. 7. Donatella Versace: a caricature of herself
- 20. 8. Jackie Stallone: facelift, brow lift, cheek implants, nose job.
- 21. 9. Amanda Lepore: world's most famous transexual
- 22. 10. Michaela Romanini: italian socialite, famous for her collagen abuse
- 23. Cindy Jackson
- 24. Natural beauty is better than having any surgery. We can achieve a good figure by having balanced diet, exercise, sleeping at the right time, eating healthy foods and taking proper medicines. Not like plastic and cosmetic surgeries, your life is at risk and danger. We can be beautiful in many ways. Just be your self, be natural, be confident and take care of your self. We just need to accept what we have and be contented.
- 25. Reference: http://www.oddee.com/item_96587.aspx http://www.buzzle.com/articles/risks-dangers-plastic-surgery.html http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/cosmetic+surgery