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JR Hospital

• (OPD, ENT, DENTISTRY, COSMETOLOGY PLASTIC
  SURGERY)
• JR HOSPITAL

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INSTITUTE OF COSMETOLOGY, PLASTIC
RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY

• We are working toward raising the standards of
  Cosmetology, Plastics and Reconstructive Surgery
  in India.
• LASER PEEL
• Hair Reduction
• Mole Remover
• Tattoo Removal
• Scar Removal
• Facial Rejuvenation
• Wrinkle Reduction
• Pigmentation Removal
• Acne Scar Treatment
• Stretch Mark Reduction
• Chemical Peel

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BOTOX FILLERS

• Botox Injection
• Filler Injection
• Wrinkle Reduction
• Scar Reduction
• Under Eye (Hollow) Treatment
• Lip Augmentation

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PRP THERAPY MESOTHERAPY DERMAROLLER

• Hair fall Treatment
• Scar Treatment
• Stretch Mark Reduction
• Facial tightening
• Acne Treatment
• Scar Management
• Allergy Treatment
• Vitiligo Treatment

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AESTHETIC SURGERY (COSMETIC SURGERY)

• Hair Transplant
• Liposuction Fat Grafting
• Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty)
• Breast Enhancement (Augmentation)
• Breast Reduction
• Male Breast (Gynaecomastia) correction
• Split Ear Repair Otoplasty
• Rhinoplasty (Nose Job)
• Facial Rejuvenation Chin Augmentation
• Ptosis correction
• Hymenoplasty and Vaginoplasty

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PLASTIC RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY

• Cleft Lip palate
• Congenital Deformity Correction
• Ear Reconstruction
• Hypospadias correction
• Deformity Correction
• Maxillofacial Surgery
• A-V Fistula Correction
• Hand Injury Treatment
• Tendon Nerve Injury Treatment
• Brachial Plexus Injury
• Skin Crafting
• Soft Tissue Injury
• Complex Trauma Flap Cover

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Representations of cosmetic surgery

• Spectacle extreme cosmetic surgery
• Excess the scalpel slave / surgery junkie
• See http//www.jrhospital.com/
• Celebrity
• The seeking of perfection / youth
• The quick fix nips and tucks

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Representations of cosmetic surgery

• Spectacle extreme cosmetic surgery
• Excess the scalpel slave / surgery junkie
• See http//www.jrhospital.com/
• Celebrity
• The seeking of perfection / youth
• The quick fix nips and tucks
• Normalised form of consumption reveal
  parties Botox parties gifts treats

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Rethinking cosmetic surgery

• Cosmetic surgery as a dilemma rather than a form
  of self-inflicted subordination (Kathy Davis
  1995 180) - Surgery is both desirable and
  problematic
• Women are seeking normal bodies, rather than
  beautiful ones women are negotiating the
  differences between their own bodies and ideal
  female beauty (Gimlin 2002 7)
• Women do not return for repeated surgeries
  (focussed body project)

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Rethinking cosmetic surgery

• Cosmetic surgery transforms more than a womans
  appearance it transforms her identity as well
  (Davis 2003 75)
• But places women in a double bind the taint
  of inauthenticity (Gimlin 2002 104) the
  problem of passing.
• Surgery always requires a defence (a) that they
  deserve surgery and (b) convincing themselves
  that the revised appearance is connected to the
  self.

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Rethinking cosmetic surgery

• Decisions are undoubtedly shaped by ideas about
  what constitutes beauty / the measuring of
  womens value by their appearance. But
• to portray the women I talked to as cultural
  dupes, as passively submitting to the demands of
  beauty, is to misrepresent them badly. A more
  appropriate image, I would suggest, is to present
  them as savvy cultural negotiators, attempting to
  make out as best they can within a culture that
  limits their options. (Gimlin 2002 106)

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Cosmetic surgery as the eradication of difference

• Racial / ethnic surgeries makes us uneasy
  socially / culturally in a way that other
  surgeries do not.
• Surgery on people with Downs Syndrome (see Davis
  2003 Epilogue)
• This particular case made me stop thinking about
  the people who have cosmetic surgery or the
  practitioners who perform it or even the media
  that promote it and, instead, to start wondering
  why the world I live in prefers to disguise
  difference rather than confront it. (Davis 2003
  143)

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Feminist utopias?

• Kathryn Pauly Morgan Ms Ugly competitions
• Orlan
• Utopian models privilege the flamboyant, public
  spectacle as feminist intervention and
  deprivilege the interventions which are part of
  living in a gendered social order (Davis 2003)

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Conclusions

• Surgery is growing in popularity, but remains
  controversial.
• Feminists such as Debra Gimlin and Kathy Davis
  have argued against outright rejection of
  cosmetic surgery, however problematic it is.
  Instead, they suggest that we should see surgery
  as a dilemma for women, and as a means of
  negotiating identity.
• Those undergoing surgery are aiming to be
  normal, not beautiful.
• Surgery can be understood as the attempt to
  eradicate difference this reflects (and
  potentially problematises) the ways we
  conceptualise others

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