With the boom of social media and the “selfie culture” in the last two decades, aesthetic procedures and plastic surgery have become seemingly more acceptable.
What used to be a taboo topic of “going under the needle or knife” is now a common sight on social media, with celebrities, social media influencers, and even teenagers, publicly sharing cosmetic and aesthetic procedures they have undergone.
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