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Work in pairs. Complete the chart. Share your ideas with your partner.

Are there any parts of your body you do not like and want to change? What are they? Why do you want a change?

	Reason	How?
Stomach size
Hair
Nose
Ears
Skin
Legs/hands
Jaw

Tips: As with any surgery, plastic surgery carries risks. People have had surgery that has resulted in scars, disfigurement, or worse. While the worst outcomes are rare, such risks are nonetheless a reality.

3. Work in groups. Talk about the risks of plastic surgery. Rank the following risks that are common to all surgical procedures from most dangerous to least
ones. Share your ideas with the whole class.
The Risks of Plastic Surgery

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  Infection
  
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  Excessive or unexpected bleeding (hemorrhage or hematoma)
  
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  Blood clots
  
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  Tissue death
  
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  Delayed healing
  
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  Anesthesia risks (including shock, respiratory failure, drug or allergic reactions, cardiac arrest, coma, death)
  
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  Loss or change of sensation
  
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  Need for secondary surgeries/dissatisfaction with results
  
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  Paralysis or less severe nerve damage
  

4. Work in pairs. Make a dialogue with your partner about the situations when plastic surgery is necessary. Act it out. Here are some possible problems to choose.

hanging skin after weight loss, liposuction, ear reshaping, nose jobs, eyeliner surgery

A: What do you think plastic surgery - you know is like, especially lip implants?