Reality TV is all boob jobs and laser hair removal

Reality TV is all boob jobs and laser hair removal

You can't turn on the news or search through topical stories on line these days without seeing celebrities made famous by reality television shows, and more often than not, these people attract controversial news or simply daily reports on what they're wearing, how they've changed their hair, or what cosmetic treatments they have undergone. Gossip culture thrives on this, hence the production of Channel 4's Beauty and the Beast: The Ugly Face of Prejudice, American television's Bridalplasty, and other such plastic surgery-related documentaries and reality television.

It can be hard to make your mind up about plastic surgery when you have a seemingly one-dimensional view of the industry, and what stories about reality television stars and other celebrities don't often cover is the huge variety of reasons why men and women choose to have cosmetic surgery - these days it's all about boob jobs and liposuction. These two procedures are popular amongst the rich and famous because they can offer dramatic and noticeable results in a relatively short space of time, and can be used to rejuvenate a tired-looking body, whether this is due to the ageing process, pregnancy or significant weight loss.

And while celebrities have done their bit to remove the taboo of cosmetic surgery, they often give it a bad name when they go overboard and choose to have procedures to please other people. Changing your body can trigger significant psychological changes and that is why, when you choose to have liposuction, breast implants, a face lift, or any other procedure, the surgeon should get to grips with the deep reasons why you wish to have it done. Reputable clinics will insist on at least one consultation with a surgeon before they agree to carry out the procedure, and consumers should give any that don't insist on this, a very wide berth.

Even those wishing to undergo something as commonplace as a boob job should talk extensively with their surgeon to understand the processes and procedure, the recovery time, the aftercare and ensure that it is all completely clear before having it done. Reality television and its resulting 'stars' might make light work of cosmetic surgery, but it is important to realise that it is often major surgery which means it carries its own set of associated risks. The same is true of non-surgical solutions such as laser hair removal treatment, and where there are any perceived risks, it is absolutely essential that consumers choose reputable clinics that are registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Doing so will mean that any risks are greatly reduced because care is provided by qualified and experience nurses, doctors, and surgeons.

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