Beautiful girls 16-17-18 years old before and after plastic surgery. A photo

Photos of models with iconic appearance, posted on the Internet or in glossy magazines, suggest that the way they look now would be impossible without plastic surgery. Girls don't always become really beautiful after operations.

In some cases, for example, when contacting an inexperienced surgeon, the result of an artificial correction of appearance may appear scars, scars or displaced bones, due to which the proportionality of the body changes dramatically for the worse.

At what age is plastic surgery allowed?

Beautiful girls (photos that get into the media, in the vast majority of cases are processed in appropriate computer programs, such as Photoshop), who owe their appearance to plastic surgeons, most often make their own decisions about correcting visible, in their opinion, shortcomings.

This happens already in adulthood, not earlier than 20-25 years (according to research in the field of plastic surgery). Nevertheless, in some cases it is allowed to go under the surgeon's knife for a transformation much earlier. The specific age from which it is possible to carry out plastic surgery is determined by the legislation of a particular country.

Abroad

Abroad, it is allowed to carry out plastic surgery for children over 7 years old, but with special indications. The most common reasons for parents to contact surgeons are:

For each of the listed reasons for correcting the appearance of the child, the parents should have the conclusion of a pediatrician, a doctor of narrow specialization (depending on the defect in appearance), as well as the results of concomitant examinations of the state of the child's body.

In Russia

In Russia, if there are special indications, plastic surgery is allowed even for children over 6 months old. This applies to maxillofacial surgery in the first place.

For example, 7-9 months is considered the optimal age for correcting the cleft lip, and 4-6 years is considered the safest for correcting bone and cartilaginous structures. In the absence of vital indications for plastic surgery, surgeons only take on patients of a much older age:

Regardless of whether plastic surgery is performed according to indications or for the purpose of aesthetic correction of a person's appearance, if the patient has not reached the age of 18, when contacting a surgeon, he must have a notarized permission from his parents, guardians or legal representatives.

Why do teenage girls go to a plastic surgeon?

Beautiful girls, photos of whom teenagers meet on social networks, when watching TV or reading interviews with their idols, push them to think about the need to radically change their appearance.

The most common reasons for adolescent girls to seek plastic surgeons are:

• ridicule by peers due to the small volume of the breast or its asymmetry (in this case, an operation to insert anatomically shaped implants is indicated);
• pain in the thoracic spine and curvature of posture due to an excessively large breast size (in this case, a teenager will be recommended breast reduction surgery) or other physical discomfort that plastic surgery can remove;

• the desire to imitate your idol. During adolescence, children are most susceptible to the influence of others. That is why, following the life of public people who command respect from a particular girl, she may decide that she will be able to repeat the success story of her idol, getting the ideal, in her opinion, appearance;
• a desire to protest parents and society in general. In adolescence, quarrels with parents in the vast majority of cases are a daily routine. Plastic surgery, according to adolescents, can be a vivid reason to declare their personality, independence and strength of character;
• an inability to cope with strong emotions associated with a life shock (for example, if a girl experiences unrequited love or parting with a young man on his initiative, she will perceive plastic surgery as a second chance to please the boy or start a new life, forever deleting her beloved from her memory);
• desire to experience new emotions, to try something new. Because of their maximalism, adolescents want to take everything from life, often without thinking about the consequences of their decisions and actions, and also without assessing the risks and without analyzing the real need to take specific measures. For example, in an effort to please a young man, a teenage girl is more likely to think about plastic surgery than about non-invasive methods of transformation, acquiring skills in creating makeup or working with her own appearance from the inside - adjusting nutrition, playing sports, grooming procedures, and so on.

The most popular surgeries among teenagers

This unconsciously pushes teenage girls looking at celebrities in magazines to have an obsessive desire to adjust their appearance in a similar way.

Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty is a surgical correction of the shape of the nose that can directly affect the overall appearance of a person.

With its help you can:

• change the height of the nasal bone or cartilage;
• change the width of the nasal bone or cartilage;
• remove the hump (regardless of whether it is a congenital or acquired defect);
• correct the shape of the tip of the nose.

The operation in question can be performed both for medical reasons (for example, in the presence of a curved septum that prevents free breathing), and for aesthetic correction of the appearance (for example, the girl does not like the hump on the nasal bone).

According to the technique of performing rhinoplasty, it is classified into 2 types:

• open: during the operation, an incision is made, which significantly improves the view for the surgeon correcting appearance defects. At the same time, it is important to understand that after open-type rhinoplasty, a scar will remain on the nose, which only laser resurfacing can partially help get rid of;

• closed: during the operation, the surgeon puts all the sutures inside the nose, without making an open incision. Despite the fact that this type of surgery partially limits and complicates the work of a plastic surgeon, it is more popular. This is due to the fact that the rehabilitation period after this type of manipulation is much shorter, and the appearance of the nose after full recovery will not show signs of surgical intervention.

Contraindications for rhinoplasty are:

• age under 17 years (provided there are no direct indications for surgery, for example, difficulty in nasal breathing, leading to difficulty sleeping, as well as oxygen starvation of the brain and the whole body as a whole);
• diabetes mellitus (it is especially dangerous to do surgery for type 2 and type 3 diabetes mellitus);
• diseases that disrupt normal blood clotting;
• oncological diseases (regardless of the stage).

The average cost of operations to correct the appearance of the nose is from 30,000 rubles. (in the regions) up to 100,000 rubles. (in Moscow and St. Petersburg).

Abdominoplasty

Beautiful girls, whose photos illustrate not just an ideal appearance, but also a fit figure, contribute to the formation of a teenager's desire to quickly and easily adjust his body without playing sports and adhering to the principles of proper nutrition.

Among all the options for plastic surgery, abdominoplasty will be the most appropriate, the essence of which is to remove excess subcutaneous fat from the abdomen, waist and sides.

Although there are significant differences between abdominoplasty (which is a safer operation) and liposuction, the first should be done if there are appropriate indications:

• excessive stretching of the skin after multiple pregnancies or bearing a large fetus. It is recommended to assess the condition of the body no earlier than 3 years after delivery. It was during this period that the female body was almost completely recovered, and the hormonal balance was stabilized;
• sagging of the skin, resulting from a sharp weight loss;
• excessive amount of subcutaneous fat that cannot be eliminated and corrected by other inoperable methods;
• diseases such as ptosis, for example (as the disease progresses, there is a strong sagging of the anterior abdominal wall);
• diastasis or other conditions characterized by complete or partial divergence of the rectus abdominis muscles, or their stretching;
• the presence of hernias of various types (inguinal, umbilical or localized in the white line of the abdomen).

Contraindications for abdominoplasty include:

• acute inflammatory diseases, regardless of the nature of their origin;
• diseases of the cardiovascular system (regardless of whether they are chronic or not);
• pregnancy;
• oncological diseases;
• high blood sugar;
• a tendency to diseases of the circulatory system (especially if someone of their close relatives has already been diagnosed with a similar pathology);

• disturbances in the work of the endocrine system;
• chronic diseases in remission.

In the absence of obvious contraindications for a girl before consulting a doctor it is recommended to undergo a series of basic examinations to determine the state of your health (in the sequence shown):

1. ECG.
2. Complete blood count and analysis for biochemical parameters.
3. A blood test to determine the Rh factor and blood group (in the absence of previously obtained data).
4. Blood test for major diseases such as HIV or RW.
5. Clinical analysis of urine.

The average cost for an abdominoplasty varies from 40,000 rubles. (in the regions) up to 200,000 rubles. (in Moscow and St. Petersburg).

Lip plastic

Girls with plump lips have become so familiar to modern adolescents that even those who naturally have a thin beautiful mouth line in the photo try to stretch their lips and take such an angle in order to visually make their lips bigger. Those who want not only on the Internet, but also in real life to be the owners of ideal lips, in their opinion, resort to contouring.

Modern cosmetologists correct the shape and size of the lips of their clients with the help of preparations based on hyaluronic acid. These are the safest formulations, which are excreted by the body over time, and the mouth takes on a natural shape.

The advantages of lip plastic surgery are:

• the minimum amount of time taken by the procedure itself (no more than 20-30 minutes);
• short rehabilitation period (edema from the lips subsides within 7-10 days after the plastic surgery);
• the safety of the procedure (the injected formulations do not penetrate into other tissues located nearby);
• absence of traces of previously performed plastic surgery after complete restoration of the lips (after 2-3 weeks);
• the ability to adjust the volume of the injected drug, as well as to use it in stages (this is done in order not to overdo it with volume and not to provoke asymmetry).

Contraindications for lip plastics include:

• diabetes;
• diseases of the circulatory system;
• exacerbation of chronic diseases;
• pregnancy;
• inflammatory processes in the mouth (regardless of the origin of the disease - bacterial or viral);

• tendency to manifestation of allergic reactions;
• intolerance to one or more components of the composition of the drug.

The cost of lip plastics depends on the location of the procedure, the qualifications of the doctor, and the drug used. On average, the price for the manipulations under consideration varies from 11,000 rubles. (in the regions) up to 50,000 rubles. (in Moscow and St. Petersburg).

Breast correction

Despite the fact that plastic surgery to change the appearance, shape and size of breasts is one of the most popular and in demand among modern girls, such surgical interventions can provoke a number of side effects:

• the occurrence of bleeding;
• rupture of seams;
• scarring, hematomas, or seromas;
• the occurrence of capsular contracture;
• displacement of the implanted implant;
• rupture or deformation of the implant.

Plastic surgeons classify the focus of their work into several types:

• mastopexy (breast lifting operation by removing excess skin);
• augmentation (enlargement of the mammary glands);
• endoprosthetics of the breast (restoration of the natural form of the mammary glands);
• reduction-type mammoplasty (reduction of breast volume).

Among the main disadvantages of surgical breast correction are:

• scarring;
• difficulty in carrying out a number of routine breast examinations, in particular ultrasound (after plastic surgery, during which implants were used);
• the risk of loss of nipple sensitivity;
• the risk of nerve damage during surgery, which will make it impossible to breastfeed the baby in the future (milk will not be produced).

The cost of plastic surgery to correct the appearance of the breast varies from 200,000 rubles. (in the regions) up to 1,000,000 rubles. (in clinics in Moscow and St. Petersburg).The price is determined by the type of plastic surgery, the initial data of the girl, the professionalism of the surgeon, as well as the location of the plastic surgery (the status of the clinic).

Other operations

No less popular plastic surgery performed by modern surgeons are:

• frontlifting (lifting the eyebrows and forehead by removing some of the excess skin from the girl's face);
• blepharoplasty (eyelid correction, which is most often practiced with an overhanging eyelid);

• mentoplasty (correction of the shape, size and proportions of the chin);
• painterplasty (correction of the cheekbones);
• cervicoplasty (correction of the neck and chin area);
• gluteoplasty (correction of the shape or size of the buttocks);
• brachioplasty (lifting of saggy skin of the hands);
• labiaplasty (surgery to correct the shape of the labia majora and labia minora);
• torsoplasty (tightening of the skin all over the body, sagging after drastic weight loss);
• vaginoplasty (vaginal correction).

Dangers and consequences of surgery

When making the final decision on the need for plastic surgery for the purpose of aesthetic transformation, it is necessary to assess all the risks and possible negative consequences of such an intervention in the body:

• with an unsatisfactory result of the plastic surgery, the girl will be forced to go for another operation after a short amount of time (even the surgeon performing the operation cannot predict how the body will react to such interventions following each other);
• pathological changes occurring in the female body at the stage of rehabilitation. Especially often negative processes are triggered after breast surgery - lymphoma, hematoma, and so on may occur. There are known cases of fusion of the mammary glands due to incorrectly performed plastic;
• a decrease in muscle mobility during plastic surgery on the face (as a result, the girl's facial expressions are practically absent, and the general appearance becomes ridiculous);
• loss of lip sensitivity (after plastic surgery of the mouth line);
• the risk of an unexpected acute reaction of the body to the injected drugs, implants or anesthetic agent (up to death).

Beautiful girls in the vast majority of cases are born initially. But, due to the formation of character, self-esteem, as well as the psychological impact of people with ideal forms, whose photos are constantly found on the Internet or glossy magazines, adolescents in adolescence begin to think about changes in appearance with the help of plastic surgery.

When making a final decision on the advisability of this kind of manipulation, a growing up girl needs to study in detail the indications, contraindications for the operation, and also correlate the possible risks with the result, after consulting not only with the parents, but also with the surgeon.

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