Janel Moloney: The Risks Of Plastic Surgery

Plastic surgery.

I think plastic surgery should be banned because bad things could happen during and after surgery and most results are bad and thousands of people are hurt by their results and pay more money to fix it also some die from infections. The risks of Cosmetic surgery

Complications related to…

Anesthesia

pneumonia

And DEATH etc.

Julie Chen responded forcefully on “The Talk” because people were saying hurtful comments like "Asian eyes” ‘Way to give in to the Western standards of beauty!' 'You're denying your heritage!' 'You're trying to look less Asian.”

Here or some people opinions...

Janel Moloney, 35: "I think [plastic surgery] is depressing," Moloney says. "I wish everyone would stop it. We all can't stand getting older to such an extent that we're willing to go under general anesthetic and have surgery, and that's depressing to me. It sometimes ends up looking pretty good, but I still think it is depressing."

Amber Tamblyn, 21: "Women need to learn to love themselves. The obsession with cutting your face open and resizing it is very masochistic," says Tamblyn. "It's a deep wound that Hollywood created with the reinventing of women. I think men are afraid of women—that's why they tell them to get facelifts.”

Gabrielle Union, 31:

"I think it's wrong for teenagers to do anything. Their bodies haven't even stopped growing," Union says.

But yeah you look better than before and and it might save your life.

But it’s to expensive for that and like what Gabrielle said teens do this when there body isn’t finished growing. And it’s addictive, sure, you'll think it's just this one time -- that's probably what Joan said. But countless plastic surgery addicts have said the same thing. In 2011, Cindy Jackson, broke the world record for having the most cosmetic procedures. Jackson, 55 at the time, has spent around $100,000 on procedures including facelifts, nose jobs, and lipo since she first started in 1988. "I didn't set out to break, to set a world record, it was never my ambition, it's just that I had so much done," she said in an interview with

ABC.
"It's not an official diagnosis," psychiatrist Katharine Phillips at Rhode Island's Butler.
Cosmetic surgery should be gone for many reasons and these were just a few, thousands of people aren’t having good results and lots of people die from the surgery. If your surgeon has lack of skills or learned just a few things you could die and if they want a new job somewhere on their body or a redone at the same spot it’s to expensive for all of that work.