At We Know Beauty, we're in the plastic surgery business, so our top plastic surgeons quite obviously don't
have any moral objections to people wanting to foster a more positive
self-image through cosmetic surgical procedures. At the same time, we believe
very strongly that pervasive objectification culture that exists in today is just
plain wrong.
A current and clear example of this is being covered this week by Plastic
Surgery Portal. Venezuelan mannequin manufacturer Eliezer Álvarez is reportedly
under fire for making alterations to his mannequins that promote and exploit many
of the stereotypes and impossible expectations placed on women's bodies in
society today.
Objectification is wrong, no matter whom the object is. Cosmetic surgery is ideal
for people who want to improve their self-esteem and make a positive change in
their life. But that is a decision that should be made in good conscience and
for the right reasons—not out of shame or feelings of inadequacy. At We Know
Beauty, our team of board certified plastic surgeons will sit down with clients for a thorough consultation to explore
the best possible course of action in each individual case. Whether you are interested
in a rhinoplasty or a tummy tuck in Beverly Hills, We Know Beauty can help improve your life without your feeling
disrespected or humiliated about your body.
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