Plastic surgery is an invasive plastic surgery procedure. It aims to improve the appearance or function of the body by correcting both congenital and acquired defects. It involves changing the shape or size of specific tissues through the intervention of a plastic surgeon. The most common plastic surgeries include: plastic surgery of the nose, ears, as well as the abdomen or breasts.

What are the disadvantages of plastic surgery?
Plastic procedures are an invasive solution. They are performed under local or general anaesthesia using a scalpel. This involves the risk of complications, the formation of scars and the recovery period needed to return to full function. Plastic surgery is usually associated with high costs. For the procedure to meet the highest safety standards, it must be performed from a facility that observes all restrictions. Patients, looking to save money, sometimes opt for plastic surgery in facilities that do not have the conditions or competence to do so. In doing so, they risk their health and even their lives. Fortunately, plastic surgery is no longer the only way to significantly correct one's appearance and reduce imperfections. A similar effect can be achieved using the latest technologies: laser therapy, ultrasound, radiofrequency and acoustic wave. The result of treatment using these can be compared to plastic surgery, but without the use of a scalpel.