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Main » Lifestyle & Fashion » Beauty Care
 

Interplast Australia ?C Plastic Surgery For A Good Cause

 
Author: Ricardo de Silva
 

A common criticism of plastic surgery is that it is merely a procedure undertaken by the vain. This criticism is misplaced as proved by a group known as Interplast Australia.

Interplast AustraliaPlastic Surgery For A Good Cause

When you mention plastic surgery, most people think of celebrities with large lips, breasts or rather obvious face lifts. While plastic surgery does have its over the top elements, it has a side that few people realize. Specifically, the field was really developed to deal with the reshaping of abnormalities in the body. Even in this modern era, this original focus is still undertaken by devoted surgeons.

As the name suggests, Interplast Australia is an organization out of Australia. This non-profit facilitates the placement of plastic surgeons in countries where medical care is either non-existent or priced beyond the reach of everyday individuals. No, the physicians are not providing free breast enhancements. Instead, they are providing treatment to individuals that have serious deformities that have occurred naturally or through trauma.

Interplast Australia is a purely volunteer organization, to wit, the plastic surgeons do not get paid. Instead, all donations are used to facilitate equipment, medication and treatments to countries where the need is greatest. For instance, two doctors recently went to the Tanna Islands where there are over 30,000 people and one doctor. The two surgeons provided treatment for everything from cleft lips to skin abnormalities. Yes, these are forms of plastic surgery, although you admittedly will not see them on celebrities.

Currently, Interplast Australia is providing medical services in a variety of locations in Southeast Asia. Physicians regularly travel to Vietnam, Bangladesh, Papua New Guinea, and Micronesia. In the past, surgeons have also volunteered to provide services in locations such as China, Laos, Myanmar, Tanzania, Mauritius, Samoa, the Solomon Islands and so on.

While some tend to criticize plastic surgery, it is important to remember that it serves an important purpose for those who are born with physical deformities or severely injured. There is little reason a person should go through life with a cleft pallet or what have you. Thanks to Interplast Australia, they simply do not have to.

 
 
 

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