Besides improving your appearance and helping you feel better about yourself, there are numerous health benefits of plastic surgery most individuals aren’t aware of. Plastic surgery can improve breathing, vision, neck and back pain, self-esteem and self-confidence. According to many studies, it can even increase your income.
Nasal plastic surgery can correct a deviated nasal septum and open up the nasal passages. This treatment is often performed at the same time as a “nose job,” or rhinoplasty. 

Rhinoplasty is the ideal solution for clients who also are unhappy with the appearance of their nose. A rhinoplasty contours the appearance and profile of the nose, eliminating a hump or straightening a crooked nose. After nasal surgery, clients often tell me they sleep better, snore less, and enjoy improved breathing and oxygen flow.

Can you imagine having that flat tummy back and being relieved of the discomfort of those extra rolls of skin?

Pregnancies and weight changes can weaken the muscles of the mid-section. Tummy tuck surgery tightens these abdominal muscles and reduces weight and sagging skin. This creates a strong, fit look. Tummy tuck surgery takes a lot of stress off of your back, neck and shoulders. For many clients, this relief can be dramatic, improving overall health and well-being. With this break from the strain of your tummy pooch, many clients enjoy a more active and healthy lifestyle with greater ease.

Plastic surgery improves self-esteem. Cosmetic or plastic surgery is often sought to improve physical appearance, particularly a feature that bothers us. When we improve something we don’t like about ourselves, we feel better. We like the reflection we see in the mirror much better. When self-esteem is improved, this brighter attitude spills over into other aspects of life with an improved outlook and positive attitude.

Elevated self-esteem is associated with improved self-confidence, which can lead to greater happiness and success. Research has even shown that people who are perceived to be more attractive can earn up to $230,000 more over a lifetime compared with someone perceived to be average-looking. Attractive people are viewed as more trustworthy and more productive in the workplace. Better-looking supervisors are more appreciated by their coworkers.

Although we often think about cosmetic surgery as a means to improve one’s appearance, plastic and cosmetic surgery also are powerful options to improve your overall health and well-being.