Women's magazines downplay emotional health risks of cosmetic surgery: study

While the emotional health implications of cosmetic surgery are still up for scientific debate, articles in women's magazines such as The Oprah Magazine and Cosmopolitan portray cosmetic surgery as a physically risky, but overall worthwhile option for enhancing physical appearance and emotional health, a UBC study has found.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news148227826.html">Women's magazines downplay emotional health risks of cosmetic surgery: study</a></p> <p>While the emotional health implications of cosmetic surgery are still up for scientific debate, articles in women's magazines such as <I>The Oprah Magazine</I> and <I>Cosmopolitan</I> portray cosmetic surgery as a physically risky, but overall worthwhile option for enhancing physical appearance and emotional health, a UBC study has found.</p>