The medical term for cosmetic surgery is cosmetic surgery.

What is cosmetic surgery?

Plastic surgery is not to treat the shortcomings of human appearance, but to improve the appearance of the human body for the purpose of beauty.

Cosmetic surgery pays attention to QOL (quality of life), which is a medical field with a rapid increase in attention in recent years.

The history of plastic surgery needs to be traced back to ancient India in 600 BC.

At that time, India had the custom of cutting off the prisoner's nose as punishment. After returning to society, the punished sinner will undergo nose rehabilitation surgery to reintegrate into society. This is the origin of plastic surgery.

At that time, the method of this operation was: cut off the facial skin piece by piece, wrap it in the skin with special filler, put it on the nose, and finally sew it up.

Since then, plastic surgery hospitals have made continuous progress and development. 1800 years later, the German doctor Diefenbach took nasal surgery to a new height and became the cornerstone of modern cosmetic plastic surgery.

With the development of technology and communication between countries, cosmetic surgery has spread from Europe to the United States. After 1900, cosmetic plastic surgery has derived from nose, eye reconstruction, breast enhancement and other fields.

After the Second World War, since 1950, in order to repair the bodies of a large number of soldiers injured in the war, plastic surgery technology has developed and evolved rapidly.

From 65438 to 0875, European plastic surgery technology was introduced to Japan, which was originally called "plastic surgery".

After World War II, the number of Japanese women eager for the deep contours of Europeans and Americans increased, and the number of people undergoing double eyelid and rhinoplasty increased sharply, which led to the rapid development of cosmetic plastic surgery.

Japanese women in the 1950s

In addition to eye and nose reconstruction, Japan also has leading technology in the field of breast enhancement surgery. While the United States is still using polyurethane as breast augmentation material, Japan has taken the lead in using silicone as raw material for surgery.

In Tokyo in the early 1960s, there were more than 100 cosmetic hospitals.

1966, "Japan Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery" was formally established, which is now the world-renowned "Japan Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery".

1In the late 1970s, after Japanese women's economic ability improved, cosmetic surgery gradually penetrated into the general public.

From 65438 to 0988, American singer Michael Jackson admitted that he had had plastic surgery in his self-edited "Walking on the Moon", which became explosive news at that time.

Since then, with the development of plastic surgery technology and medical equipment, the recovery period of plastic surgery has become shorter and shorter, which has become a major reason why more and more women are willing to undergo plastic surgery to transform their appearance.

It is worth mentioning that there are two institutions in Japan with the same name and identical Chinese characters, and the English abbreviations are JSAPS and JSAS respectively.

JSAPS: You must have at least 5 years of medical experience in plastic surgery, receive advanced plastic surgery training in JSAPS-certified institutions, and take the professional medical tests. Only by passing the exam can you get a doctor's certificate and become a doctor recognized by JSPAS.

The doctor representatives who have obtained JSPAS certification have received professional plastic surgery training and are very professional.

JSAS: centering on the Stone Man Hospital *, including plastic surgeons who are active in fields other than plastic surgery, such as internal medicine and anesthesiology.

JSAS contains many famous cosmetic operations. Although the requirements for members are not as strict as JSPAS, there are also many top doctors in the industry.

* Shiren Hospital: full name-Shiren Cosmetic Plastic Surgery affiliated to Japan Cosmetic Medicine Research Association, the legal person of the general consortium.

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Nowadays, plastic surgery in Japan is often characterized by minimally invasive or even non-invasive, which provides the most cutting-edge surgical transformation technology for the appearance of Japanese women and even women all over the world.

As the top professional plastic surgery institutions, such as TOP 3' s Shinagawa Plastic Surgery, Xiangnan Plastic Surgery and Sacred Heart Plastic Surgery Clinic, every doctor has dozens of eye operations every day, which shows the Japanese enthusiasm for eye reconstruction!