Is plastic surgery ethical?

[Mydoc]

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I wish to raise a discussion here after viewing a Korean Star Movie which basically said a girl who was very fat but her voice were very lovely.

One day she went to see a plastic surgeon and want to remove her fat in her body also perform breast augmentation and "nose raising"!

Well, I am not sure how it is done, but I mean is it ethical for a surgeon to do that?

basically most people think this kind of surgeons are there for money rather than offering really help to society which heal disease...

so what is your thought?

 

[Mariah246]

My thought is that you should at least have the common sense to do some research on your target before attacking.

Let me zip up your flame suit............

 

[maxheadroom]

Thank you for pointing this out. Plastic Surgery is very, very unethical. I've been wasting my life. Maybe I should go be a more productive member of society.

 

[smq123]

Thank you for pointing this out. Plastic Surgery is very, very unethical. I've been wasting my life. Maybe I should go be a more productive member of society.

 

[ClaudiaPipkens]

yes, it's ethical for people who have had surgery to promote creams, etc.

 

[ClaudiaPipkens]

In a time when health care costs have reached uncontrollable levels, cosmetic surgery appears to constitute a wholly separate market driven by an expanding consumer demand.

Attorneys representing plastic surgeons and other health care professionals practicing in this area should revisit the professional standard of care related to informed consent for cosmetic surgery.

 

[asmallchild]

I'm not that bright. Someone please translate for me.....

 

[JackieMoore]

yes, it's ethical for people who have had surgery to promote creams, etc.

I am agree with you.