The new frontiers of Aesthetic Medicine
Posted on 08/06/2009 by Cathe in Articles |
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Much emphasis is given to the cosmetic surgery but it is increasingly refined the ability to interact on the body and face treatments with minimally invasive and extremely sophisticated.
And 'the new frontier of cosmetic medicine that uses high-tech equipment and drug products selected and analyzed for this purpose.
Just yesterday I was at the presentation of the book "The more beautiful now" and I had the opportunity to know the authors.
What certainly impressed me most was the view of the field of beauty and nutrition as my other hand, that the rehabilitation, have recently experienced a sharp increase in demand.
This phenomenon has unfortunately led to proliferate, as well as people whose experience and real passion in this area is very concrete and visible, even to characters who, sensing the business and considering the matter trivial and easily acquired, they improvised Medical Rehabilitation or experts in cosmetic and nutrition.
In aesthetic medicine in particular, this phenomenon is very present, dentists, dermatologists and doctors of various specialties have sensed in the fillers and mesotherapy in an easy way to increase their revenue.
But even this matter as any other, is made up of thousands of details and strategies and requires adequate training as well as a careful and passionate experience.
The book starts with advice for everyone to arrive at a description of the possibilities for intervention and treatment aimed at solving common problems and aesthetic problems. What emerges from the text, but also by the authors, is that you do not tend to want to alter or subvert a face or a body, but rather to "graceful" touch-up through the lowest possible, just as would a well-trained restorer.
Who was in the Middle East or China, will be able to see how horrible the restoration in those countries where the few remaining ancient works of art are virtually remade by modern standards and which seem "kitsch." The difference is huge compared to the art with which they are restored churches and masterpieces in Europe. I think the same thing is noticeable in the aesthetic field.
If, to rejuvenate the body or face when modifying a part in it too blatantly, the remaining parts will be discordant with respect to the first but, if changes are measured by an expert in art, it will be like in the case of restoration, which build up the color and size to ensure maximum compatibility with the original.
It is not all the same to have perfect noses and faces, but rather to temper any defects related to time or the constitution, especially if they cause discomfort and a strong sense of inadequacy.
Even in this case must be the experience of the physician to lead and educate the patient and not the fashion or, worse still, the mood of the moment.
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