First of all, after Isabel Perón, the first female president of Argentina, was elected president, the status of Argentine women began to improve significantly. At present, more than half of Argentina's domestic universities are women, and more than 40% families in Argentina choose to let their husbands be "full-time nurses" or "full-time husbands", while their wives go out to work. The higher social status of Argentine women determines that Argentine women are more free, independent and unrestrained. Compared with Asian women, Argentine women are more open to plastic surgery.
Secondly, Argentines believe that plastic surgery is a fashionable and advanced performance, which can prove their wealth. In Latin American countries, plastic surgery has become a symbol of identity and status. When Americans are ashamed to talk about it after plastic surgery, Argentine women talk about it. Plastic surgery is as natural and generous as going to the hospital when they are sick. On the issue of cosmetic surgery, different cultures have given different attitudes.
Finally, according to Agence France-Presse reported in Buenos Aires, Argentina attracts many foreign tourists to receive plastic surgery services, because it can provide first-class plastic surgery services, and the price is 75% cheaper than that of the United States and Europe. For this developing country with a population of 36 million, plastic surgery has become a major local industry, and about 60% people have had some plastic surgery, large and small.