This document discusses various cosmetic surgery procedures and their risks. It provides information on common procedures like abdominoplasty (tummy tuck), breast augmentation, laser liposuction, the vampire facelift, and stem cell facelift. These procedures aim to enhance appearance but carry risks like bleeding, scarring, infection and tissue hardening. The document also notes that obsession with cosmetic surgery has been linked to psychological disorders like body dysmorphic disorder. In rare cases, some patients perform dangerous "do it yourself" surgeries when doctors refuse further treatment.

1. JADE LIMA
LEANDRO DA CONCEIÇÃO
MARCOS GUIMARÃES

2. What is a cosmetic surgery?
Aesthetic plastic surgery, also called Medical
aesthetics, involves techniques intended for the
"enhancement" of appearance through surgical and
medical techniques, and is specifically concerned with
maintaining normal appearance, restoring it, or
enhancing it beyond the average level toward some
aesthetic ideal.

3. Number of cosmetic surgery made in:
 USA :
 BRAZIL:

4. The most prevalent aesthetic/cosmetic procedures
include:
 Abdominoplasty or “tummy tuck”
 Breast Augmentation
The most dangerous cosmetic surgeries:
 Laser Liposuction
 The Vampire Facelift
 Stem Cells Facelift

5. Abdominoplasty or “tummy tuck”
 What is it?
It’s a cosmetic surgery procedure used to make the abdomen more
firm.
 Some Risks:
 Bleeding
 Fluid accumulation,
 Poor wound healing, skin loss,
 Cost:
It can cost from R$ 4.000 to much as R$ 20.000

7. Breast Augmentation
 What is it?
Augmentation of the breasts by means of fat grafting, saline, or
silicone gel prosthetics, which was initially performed to women
with micromastia.
 Some risks:
• Embolism;
• Cardiac and Pulmonary complications;
• Heart attacks, strokes and so on.
 Cost:
It can’t cost less than R$ 2.000.

9. Laser Liposuction
 What is it?
In this procedure the high heat from lasers melts your fat before it
is removed from your body. A laser wand (the melting device) is
inserted under your skin before another tube vacuums out your fat.
 Some risks:
 Burn;
 Large Scars;
 Tissue Hardening;
 Prolonged Pain
 Cost:
It can cost from R$3.000, 00 to R$ 10.000,00.

11. The Vampire Facelift
 What is it?
The basic premise is that if your doctor injects your own yellow
blood plasma around your eyes and mouth, the growth factors in your
plasma will gradually stimulate collagen production.
 Some Risks:
 Mild Irritation;
 Swelling;
 Bruising;
 Itching;
 Cost:
The Vampire Facelift costs between $1,500 and $2,500.

13. Stem Cells Facelift
 What is it?
Stem cell facelift refers to fat injections to the face. Fat injections
are designed to add volume to facial areas that lack fullness
 Some Risks:
 Client dissatisfaction with the results;
 Lumps;
 Bumps;
 Deformities.
 Cost:
Fat injection to the face costs can range from $5,500 up to $15,000.

15. Cosmetic Surgery Obsessed
Though media and advertising do play a large role in
influencing many people's lives, researchers believe that
plastic surgery obsession is linked to psychological
disorders. Body dysmorphic disorder is seen as playing a large
role in the lives of those who are obsessed with plastic surgery
in order to correct a perceived defect in their appearance.

17. In some cases, people whose
physicians refuse to perform any further
surgeries, have turned to "do it yourself"
plastic surgery, injecting themselves and
running extreme safety risks

18. "There's nothing wrong with loving
who you are"
She said, "'cause he made you
perfect, babe"
"So hold your head up, girl and you'll
go far
Listen to me when I say“
I'm beautiful in my way
'Cause God makes no mistakes
I'm on the right track, baby
I was born this way
Don't hide yourself in
regret
Just love yourself and
you're set
I'm on the right track,
baby
I was born this way

19. THANKS A BUNCH