Plastic surgery, more than a physical change

Safety and trust are key points in life of the human beings, they allow them to perform in daily activities, exerting great influence on personal interaction.

Not having these concepts internalized, can create a barrier of uncertainty towards others, generating fears and doubts that lead to the failure to don’t achieve goals set in different aspects of life.

The insecurity that can be projected to the environment, can be gestated in such small, simple and common things as a haircut, speaking in public, expressing what you think, knowing a new place, learning something, dancing when everyone is looking at me, approaching someone for the first time or start a new project.

Many of these insecurities are created under the stigmatism of not fitting into the stereotype of what is now beautiful and attractive to others and in most cases becomes the brake that makes it impossible for a person to make decisions that allow them to reach their goals, their dreams.

Having an attractive face and/or body has become a point in favor in a society that is demanding when it comes to choosing or accepting someone.

Now the plastic surgery pump allows easy access with many options to change or improve the physical appearance.

A solution that may seem timely and simple has become the alternative for men and women who are increasingly consulting different procedures.

For Dr. Margarita Peña it is important that the patient who decides to undergo plastic surgery, be aware that the change really comes from the inner being.

It is no secret to anyone that the way you are and how you feel is what you project around you.

For that reason, more than an external change we look for an internal change that allows you to leave behind fears and harmful habits for your physical, mental and emotional health.

In which you become aware and after the procedure learn to love, respect, accept and continue taking care of yourself with constancy and perseverance.

Let us advise you with the knowledge and experience of Dr. Margarita Peña.