Introducing cosmetic surgery to vulnerable adults and teenagers is cruel at best and without a doubt immoral. Beauty should not be taken so seriously that it effaces personality. Unfortunately, we are living in a world that is image obsessed and the kind of procedures you carry out on a daily basis are becoming increasingly common especially for young adults. Humanity should be promoting the notion that appearance is not as important as character; people should be content with themselves and not be obsessed with their appearance. Surely a surgeon’s code of conduct stresses the necessity of ensuring that

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Introducing cosmetic surgery to vulnerable adults and teenagers is cruel at best and without a doubt immoral. Beauty should not be taken so seriously that it effaces personality. Unfortunately, we are living in a world that is image obsessed and the kind of procedures you carry out on a daily basis are becoming increasingly common especially for young adults. Humanity should be promoting the notion that appearance is not as important as character; people should be content with themselves and not be obsessed with their appearance. Surely a surgeon’s code of conduct stresses the necessity of ensuring that 
an individual must be of sound mind? You sir, know as well as I and millions of others do that many of the youngsters who attend your clinics are suffering from psychological disorders which require the attention of a psychiatrist rather than a surgeon!