Can plastic surgery affect mental health?
Dr. Sean is here to help answer all your questions about plastic surgery. Today’s Question: Can plastic surgery affect mental health?
Definitely! What I love most about the practice of plastic surgery is that so much of it relies on improving the mental health of the patient. Although beauty is by no means everything, enhancements or changes to areas that cause insecurity have helped my patients feel more confident and therefore be more willing to put themselves out there and experience a more fruitful life.
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