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Blackwell, Tom. "Young Under the Knife." National Post. 10 Sep 2011: A.5. SIRS Issues Researcher. Web. 08 May 2012

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Sweeney, Camille. “Seeking Self-Esteem Through Surgery.” New York Times (New York, NY). 15 Jan 2009: E3. SIRS Issues Researcher. Web. 10 May 2012.

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Owens, Peter. Teens, Health & Obesity. Broomall, PA: Mason Crest, 2005. Print

Improve body image with plastic surgery

• Plastic surgery when a child is young helps them improve self-esteem before the verbal abuse begins

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Improve body image with plastic surgery

• “The idea behind doing it at an early age…is we want them to enjoy the advantages. If they have a very, very prominent feature… it helps them emotionally at an early age.” Dr. Tom Buonassisi, a Vancouver facial plastic surgery specialist

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Effects of Media on Teens

• Teenage girls are influenced greatly by the news of celebrities getting cosmetic surgery done

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• A well-timed operation could prevent destructive behaviors, including bullying, self-mutilation and eating disorders.

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• “They may not be happier with their new look, then what?” asks Diana Zuckerman

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Effects of Media on Teens

• Teenagers in our society today were raised in a way where they have a unrealistic view of how they’re supposed to look

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Effects of Media on Teens

• “Our children are barraged with images of ideal women and mean that aren’t even real, but computer composites.” said Jean Kilbourne

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Dangers of Surgery

• “As with any surgery, there are anesthesia risks and…it can lead to potential errors and even death. It’s ridiculous that a young, vital girl could die from something unnecessary like plastic surgery.” reports Dr. Shelov

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Dangers of Surgery

• There are many things a doctor will not tell you. When nerves have been cut, you lose feeling in that area, which could either be temporary or permanent.

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Dangers of Surgery

• There have been deaths because of anesthesia

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Costs

• Plastic surgery could costs between $3,000 to $4,500, according to the American Society for Anesthetic Plastic Surgery, sometimes even more in big cities.

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Dangers of surgery

• “Surgeons are getting better at the procedure but it is still risky. There is up to a 20 percent chance of complications and a death rate of nearly 1 percent.”

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Dangers of surgery

• Doctors have to choose their teenage patients carefully because of the strict compliance essential and high risk.

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Improve body image with plastic surgery

• Many have said that plastic surgery has improved the way they see themselves and reduced their discomfort with their bodies.

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