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Female Look Anxiety - A Study of the Commodification of the Body of Girls in Plastic Surgery Circles
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Abstract
Through this research study, by examining the issue of the commodification of plastic surgery circle girls' bodies as a whole, we discover the historical and contemporary contextual factors that have led to this problem and the impacts it generates in our current environment. Exploring the causes and development of this issue can, to some extent, aid women in breaking free from the position of being objectified, thus mitigating appearance anxiety. It is advised that women avoid becoming overly immersed in the transformative effects of medical cosmetic procedures and work towards liberating themselves from the commodification of their bodies.
Keywords
appearance anxiety, medical cosmetic procedures, commodification of women’s bodies, plastic surgery circle girls
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Zhang,Z. (2023). Female Look Anxiety - A Study of the Commodification of the Body of Girls in Plastic Surgery Circles. Advances in Humanities Research,2,56-59.
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