Recently, the news about this post-00 cosmetic surgery nearly 100 times made me dumbfounded, and even a little fidgety for a long time. As an underage girl who is only 16 years old now, she has undergone nearly 100 plastic surgery in the past three years, that is to say, since 13 years old, she has started plastic surgery, including double eyelids 6 times, canthus 5 times, rhinoplasty, fat filling, bone cutting, chin prosthesis, liposuction and so on. For an underage girl, these things should not happen to her. Although she personally shared the mental journey of plastic surgery with netizens on social platforms, she can also see her personal persistence and immaturity in plastic surgery. In my opinion, besides accusing her of immaturity, we should pay more attention to the problems of parents and hospitals.

First of all, parents should take responsibility as parents when they are minors. The least important thing in this matter should be the technology of plastic surgery. It should be that the existence of this technology has brought good news to many people, especially those who are injured from birth or acquired. In addition, when technology brings some bad consequences, we should not put the fire on the technology itself, but on the people who have control over the technology. According to Chinese laws, parents should play the role of guardians before 18 years old. Although it does not include persuading children not to have plastic surgery, I saw connivance from this mother who had plastic surgery hundreds of times after 00. This connivance seems to be love, but it is actually irresponsible.

When the girl was questioned, the mother sent a video saying that the first time the child did it in Hangzhou, double eyelid surgery was not perfect because she didn't look after the doctor, and then she took her daughter to Shanghai because she was dissatisfied. It can be seen that the mother supports her daughter's plastic surgery and repeated plastic surgery. For a physiological child of 13 years old, plastic surgery needs to take huge risks. As a mother, it is really puzzling not to discourage but to support.

Secondly, hospitals also have some problems. Hospitals are not places to spend money. Doctors should prescribe the right medicine according to the patient's condition, instead of accepting a little girl's almost exaggerated cosmetic needs when her mind is not yet mature. Of course, many private plastic surgery hospitals simply do not consider the patient's situation. As long as they give enough money and have the guardian's consent, they dare to do it. This is the most terrible question. In the final analysis, there is nothing wrong with cosmetic surgery. Under special circumstances, ordinary people can do plastic surgery as long as they are as careful as adults and can bear the consequences. But the problem is that cosmetic surgery is getting younger and younger, which has a great adverse effect on the growth of teenagers.