Tracee Worley has our surprising story. Never underestimate the power of a pretty face. That's one thing every movie star and supermodel knows. And it's becoming something that more and more teenagers are starting to think about. I see every single type from the superjock to the bookworm to the cheerleader.
Patients have that mindset that at the touch of a laser, something can be removed.
Statistics do show that more and more teenagers are getting everything from nose jobs, to chin augmentations, to breast reductions. A glance at any number of magazines shows that we have become obsessive about appearance, so much so that we've become willing to think what was once unthinkable. They have experts making them up for several hours to look even more beautiful, and then the final photo is airbrushed or computer-enhanced so that any imperfection is removed. Go to your friendly plastic surgeon to try to emulate this totally unreal degree of beauty. A lot of cosmetic surgery is corrective, maybe because a teenager has acne scars or a mole that they want to get of.