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“The United States should mandate a minimum age for cosmetic surgery”
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Attention Getter Type: Have you ever wanted something really bad? A new dress, a new purse or perhaps a new pair of breasts?
Goal/Purpose: “Teenagers going under the knife” is a serious topic, because they might not be mentally or emotionally prepared for it and it involves unnecessary risks that can affect ones health.
Thesis Statement: Mass media and narcissism are provoking teens to go under plastic surgery. The purpose of this speech is to persuade the audience to deliberate on a minimum age for cosmetic surgery, because it requires of a high level of maturity and good judgment, safety and has an unreasonable cost.
Body:
- Maturity and Judgment
- It’s a life changing decision; teens should be physically and emotionally ready for the operation.
Transition: Secondly
II. Safety
- Risk of surgery, post operatory activities, and recovery time.
Transition: Next
III. Cost
- Ø A high cost between $3,000 – $7,000
Transition: To conclude
Conclusion
Conclusion Type: As you can easily see, cosmetic surgeries are an important topic to think about in today’s society, because is becoming popular among young adults.
- Plastic surgeries have really high costs, demand for a particular level of maturity and safety.
- Plastic surgery is rapidly becoming trendy among underage girls and this has to be changed.
References
Ali, K., & Lam, T. (2008, September 8). Teens under the knife: is plastic surgery too dangerous
for teens? Current Events, a Weekly Reader publication, 108(1), 7+. Retrieved from
Perestman, N. (2008, November 10). Making the cut: as plastic surgery becomes more accepted,
experts warn teens of the risks involved. Science World, 65(5-6), 14+. Retrieved from
Twenge, J. M., & Campbell, W. K. (2009). The narcissism epidemic: Living in the age of entitlement.
New York: Free Press.
2012 Plastic Surgery Statistics Report. (2012, January 1). . Retrieved May 19, 2014, from
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