The argument over plastic surgeries is plastic wine glass tumbler not likely to end any time soon, so the best advice one can give to do what feels right to you and try to ignore the criticism and judgment of those that don't agree with your choice. You'll be happy you did.

Bad plastic surgery may be entertaining in the tabloids but in real life it can be traumatic. Here are tips on ways to avoid and deal with unsatisfactory results or botched plastic surgery.

With millions of nose jobs and facelifts being performed each year it is no surprise that occasionally a patient will be so dissatisfied that they will seek a re-do. In fact, plastic surgeons have even started advertising their ability to right a wrongly done procedure.

ItÂ’s one thing if the appearance differs from what was expected, but can be quite another story if a patientsÂ’ health or well-being is affected, such as experiencing labored breathing following a nose job.

The core issue

Which patients are likely to be happy with the results? Many doctors say those whose expectations are realistic and have researched the procedure are likely to be satisfied with it. Patients who expect little scarring and downtime are usually not satisfied.

Modern advertising has served to create unrealistic expectations. For example, a facelift canÂ’t reverse the aging process, so eventually the results will disappear and a patient may feel the need for a touch up.

A professional plastic surgeon will be truthful about whether your desired results are attainable and you are a good candidate for a specific method.

For example, if you canÂ’t get the nose job results you seek without it affecting your breathing, the doctor should be honest with you about that. They will also explain what they will do to address your custom needs and issues, rather than just performing the same procedure the same way. Reviewing a plastic surgeonÂ’s before and after photos will give you a sense of what techniques they favor and what end results they seek to achieve.

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