(1).Ensuring Health of Cosmetic Surgery Therapeutic Evaluation:
Clinical and nursing techniques in cosmetic surgery involve invasive, risky, and potentially traumatic medical procedures. While these procedures aim to enhance the aesthetics and improve the function of the human body, they also carry a certain level of harm. It is important to note that the unavoidable local damage caused by pursuing aesthetic goals may pose potential risks to the body and even trigger certain diseases. These issues must be given high attention in the practice of cosmetic surgery.
Health forms the foundation of human beauty, and the vitality of life is the core of human health and beauty. This modern medical aesthetic perspective serves as the theoretical basis for guiding cosmetic medical practices. Therefore, ensuring the health of the individual is an essential boundary that should not be crossed in surgical cosmetic procedures.
(2).Maintaining Normal Function of Cosmetic Surgery Therapeutic Evaluation:
In the practice of cosmetic surgery, no technique or method should sacrifice the physiological function of the human body in pursuit of cosmetic effects. It is crucial to prioritize the physical and mental well-being of the cosmetic recipients and uphold the preservation of the body’s physiological functions as the fundamental goal of medical aesthetics.
(3) Aesthetic Effects of Cosmetic Surgery Therapeutic Evaluation:
Cosmetic surgery aims to improve and repair the facial or body defects of the recipients, resulting in varying degrees of enhancement and beautification, ultimately achieving the desired aesthetic effects.
(4) Psychological Effects of Cosmetic Surgery Therapeutic Evaluation:
Psychological effects complement aesthetic effects. Generally, a positive aesthetic outcome brings about favorable social and psychological effects. When recipients of cosmetic surgery feel satisfied, gain increased self-confidence, and experience improved physical and mental well-being after the procedure, it can be considered a successful medical cosmetic intervention.
(5) Social Benefits of Cosmetic Surgery Therapeutic Evaluation:
When recipients receive recognition and admiration from those around them, their social adaptability is significantly enhanced, indicating that the cosmetic surgery has achieved the expected social benefits. However, in real life, there is a possibility of negative consequences, such as tension in society, marriage, or interpersonal relationships, due to the recipients’ abnormal personality, unusual aesthetic preferences, or other influencing factors.
Sometimes, even if the cosmetic surgery has successfully achieved good aesthetic results using available techniques and resources, it may not necessarily lead to positive social effects if the recipients have peculiar or unrealistic expectations. These situations are quite common in clinical practice and should be avoided as much as possible, aiming for a harmonious integration of aesthetic and social effects.