Why Women Wear Corsets
Women started toning their muscles by lifting light weights. There was just such a huge change in such a short amount of time. Women were intrigued by these styles and it’s no wonder everyone was wanting to live up theses standards. One last era that i’m going to go over is the Victorian era. This was in the 1800’s and throughout this century. In this time period women were obsessed with the small waist, big bust look. They went to the extremes of wearing corsets. Corsets were designed to help women reduce the size of their waists by excessive amounts. Ribs were permanently bent or even broken in the process of wearing these corsets. Even today we are obsessed with these unrealistic looks. We’ve just found different ways to emphasize these
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It is a product of it’s time, and subject to change whenever there is a great historical or cultural shift.” No matter what day and age we are in, beauty will forever be evolving to different …show more content…
These procedures are becoming more and more common as time passes. It is said that the rate of plastic surgery procedures have risen 115%. Which is a 2% increase from 2014. Price wise with these procedures can range from $4,025 to $15,500, lowest being an Otoplasty and highest being a Body lift. These numbers are outrageous in my opinion. The fact that you might not even be happy with your results or risk some serious health issues because of the surgeries would convince to not take that path. (The Cosmetic Cop) 15 million procedures were performed in the U.S. in 2013. And at least 600,000 patients with problems and potentially more. Heidi Montag, a victim of her too well publicized marathon of 10 plastic surgery procedures in one day. She says, “ I would love to not be ‘plastic girl’ or whatever they call me.” she told Life & Style. “ Surgery ruined my career and my personal life and just brought a lot of negativity into my world. I wish I could jump into a time machine and take it all back. Instead i’m always going to feel like Edward Scissorhands.” ( Our Bodies Selves) Most women who get breast implants have at least one serious complication within the first three years. This is a perfect example of how the wrong mindset can affect you. Plastic surgery can lead to many negative side effects.For example, Hematoma. Hematoma is a pocket of blood that would resemble a large, painful bruise. Nerve Damage, which
It is a product of it’s time, and subject to change whenever there is a great historical or cultural shift.” No matter what day and age we are in, beauty will forever be evolving to different …show more content…
These procedures are becoming more and more common as time passes. It is said that the rate of plastic surgery procedures have risen 115%. Which is a 2% increase from 2014. Price wise with these procedures can range from $4,025 to $15,500, lowest being an Otoplasty and highest being a Body lift. These numbers are outrageous in my opinion. The fact that you might not even be happy with your results or risk some serious health issues because of the surgeries would convince to not take that path. (The Cosmetic Cop) 15 million procedures were performed in the U.S. in 2013. And at least 600,000 patients with problems and potentially more. Heidi Montag, a victim of her too well publicized marathon of 10 plastic surgery procedures in one day. She says, “ I would love to not be ‘plastic girl’ or whatever they call me.” she told Life & Style. “ Surgery ruined my career and my personal life and just brought a lot of negativity into my world. I wish I could jump into a time machine and take it all back. Instead i’m always going to feel like Edward Scissorhands.” ( Our Bodies Selves) Most women who get breast implants have at least one serious complication within the first three years. This is a perfect example of how the wrong mindset can affect you. Plastic surgery can lead to many negative side effects.For example, Hematoma. Hematoma is a pocket of blood that would resemble a large, painful bruise. Nerve Damage, which