New Year, New You: Improving your life with plastic surgery

We have reached that time of the year again…

When we start making plans for the next year; stick to this or that diet, meet the love of our lives, save more money etc.

But…

Less than 10% actually have success with their New Year goals.

Planning to better your life should not be reserved for the New Year only.

You should strive to be this “New You” every single day.

 

Why plastic surgery?

 

People usually think of getting plastic surgery after the New Year to gain more confidence and increase their self-esteem. Surgery will help you increase your self-esteem, but you need to have a healthy dose it of first.

Surgery can definitely help you align the way you feel inside with your physical appearance and boost your overall well-being.

 

 

These studies[1] and [2] show that patients who decided to undergo surgery showed an increase in happiness post-surgery.

This study also reached the same conclusion about patients’ life improving after plastic surgery.

For breast surgery patients, 95% of those patients reported that their lives and health improved after surgery. For other surgeries, many improvements were reported within 6 months of surgery. Increased confidence and self-esteem, decreased anxiety etc. are just a few of the benefits they felt after surgery.

 

So does this mean you need surgery to improve your life and feel better?

 

YES and NO…

Yes, if you have realistic expectations and are willing to put in the work and effort, not only relying on the surgery to improve your life.

No, if you think surgery is like a magic wand that will erase all the hardships in your life and make you instantly reach all your goals.

 

Realistic expectations lead to higher satisfaction levels

 

Having realistic expectations about what you will look like with the surgeries will help you become happy with the surgery results.

Dissatisfaction may arise due to unrealistic expectations, so make sure to discuss with your surgeon the types of results you can achieve with surgery.

 

Making changes to accommodate the “New You”

 

Surgery will not magically replace your bad habits, nor create new habits for you.

It still falls upon you to make the necessary lifestyle changes to maintain the surgery results.

This is especially important with surgeries like liposuction; you still need to work on your body for the surgery results become permanent.

 

 

 

With facial surgeries, taking good care of your skin to maintain skin elasticity and working on your food and exercise will make all the difference.

You have to make the necessary changes in your life before getting surgery. Gain that momentum you need to fuel your life.

Surgery will increase your confidence but it is up to you to take that new found confidence and put it to good use.

So make the decision to improve your life with surgery, your “New You” will thank you.

Read this post to help make your surgery recovery plans for 2019!