This document discusses plastic surgery and its business aspects. It defines plastic surgery as surgery to correct disfigurement or improve appearance. While plastic surgery can help people with accidents or self-esteem issues, it also carries risks like scars, infections, nerve damage, and psychological effects. Once started, people may become addicted to plastic surgery. The business of plastic surgery is also discussed in terms of costs, licensed clinics, guarantees, and South Korea having the highest rate of cosmetic procedures.

1. Introduction to Business [BUSF0103]
FNBE September 2012
Lecturer : Mr. Chang
Members: Loo Giap Sheng 0310390
Kiew Wee Kee 0310202
Ng You Sheng 0309997

2. What is Plastic Surgery ?

3. Definition
• SURGERY to correct disfigurement
• Surgery to improve appearance

4. Beauty or Beast ?

5. Failure

6. Factors
• Accidents

7. • Self-Esteem

8. How the business go?

9. Problems

10. • Once you start , you never stop

11. • Addiction

12. Risk
• Scars
• Swelling

13. • Infection

14. Nerve Damge
• Numbness

15. Psychological
Effect

16. • Phobia

17. SOCIAL
EFFECTS

18. • Divorce

19. • Suicide

21. Cost
• Facelift US $5,031
• Eyelid surgery US $3,134
• Liposuction US $2,982
• Nose reshaping US $3,833
• Breast Implant US $5,500

22. • Licensed Clinic + Experienced Surgeon

23. • Guarantee

24. • What can we do ?

25. Do you know that
• South Korea has world's highest rate of
cosmetic plastic surgery

26. Sunny
Sooyoung

27. References
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• Philip G. (2011, July 25). Faking it for real beauty. The Star.
• Dylan H. (2012, February 12). Whitney Houston Failed Medical Exam Two
Weeks Before Death. Radar Magazine.
• Liane B. W. (n.d.) Bodies Under Construction Teen Cosmetic Surgery. Faze
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