Those employed in the entertainment industry have long relied on plastic surgery to bolster their popularity and remain current in a culture consumed with beauty. We associate voluptuous curves with women who radiate sex appeal so they sell us lingerie, while on-screen actors and actresses often receive rhinoplasty or facelift surgery to make their close-up shots more desirable.
Now more than ever, every day plastic surgery patients who have experienced the benefits of an improved feature or face understand that cosmetic corrections can also enhance their work life. Further, those who seek to excel in life are most impacted by the positive increase in self-esteem rather than an attempt to conform their looks to gain the approval of others.
Combatting Age Stereotypes
Patients have increasingly undergone facial plastic surgery procedures over recent years, despite a struggling economy. People realize that in a competitive job market, a person must not only present a potential employer with the pertinent experience to perform the necessary work, but also radiate confidence and a “can-do” attitude. In some industries such as business, sales, and technology, an aging individual may not be seen as an asset, but rather a hindrance to these rapidly changing markets. Often times, patients who report these concerns seek anti-aging procedures such as facelift or neck lift surgery. A lesser-requested but equally transforming procedure, otoplasty, can reshape the ears which often sag over time, drawing the face downward.
The Professional Benefits of Looking Great
As representatives of a business, people wear nice clothes to interviews and eventually a job, they get their hair cut and wear makeup, and facial plastic surgery forges one’s image one step further. Refining the nose through rhinoplasty or creating a stronger jawline through chin augmentation can improve a person’s looks. According to Psychology Today, attractive people are more successful in the professional world. Some researchers suggest that sex sells, and those attracted to people will receive them well if it encourages their opportunity to mate with that person. Rather than scoffing at a society that prioritizes beauty, we must realize that these psychological responses often have a biological undertone. Others may interpret one’s appearance as a representation of how he or she cares for his- or herself, and draw the inference that if a person makes the effort to look nice for work that they also make an effort in their actual position.
Facial plastic surgeon Dr. Rubinstein has been improving patients’ looks in the Hudson Valley for nearly a decade and a half. The doctor has focused his practice around facial plastic surgery, in addition to treating nasal and sinus disorders. Dr. Rubinstein provides patients with an experience that treats both the form and function of the landmarks of the face to address one’s looks and health. Dr. Rubinstein is board-certified by the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and the American Board of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery. The doctor is an Assistant Professor at New York Columbia Presbyterian Hospital.
Many people do not realize that the purpose of facial plastic surgery is for patients to enjoy results that appear natural, as though they were born with cosmetically appealing features. Working professionals may be hesitant to undergo a surgery or other procedure due to the reaction from coworkers; however, Canfield VECTRA 3D Imaging offers potential patients a realistic depiction of the results each procedure may produce. Through this advanced software, a three-dimensional image can be seen from all angles to ensure facial harmony and satisfaction with each procedure performed. Contact Dr. Rubinstein’s Newburgh, New York, office at (845) 863-1772 to schedule a consultation.
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