Medical English | Topic: English for plastic surgeons 1
Choose the correct response for each of the sentences.
VOCABULARY REVIEW: Plastic surgery
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Cosmetic surgery
Medical procedures done to improve appearance rather than health.
Example: Cosmetic surgery has become more common due to social media influence.
Reconstructive surgery
Surgery performed to restore function or appearance after injury or illness.
Example: Reconstructive surgery helped the accident victim regain confidence.
Rhinoplasty
A surgical procedure to change the shape or size of the nose.
Example: She considered rhinoplasty to correct a breathing problem.
Facelift
A procedure that tightens facial skin to reduce signs of aging.
Example: The actor denied having a facelift despite visible changes.
Liposuction
A procedure that removes excess fat from specific areas of the body.
Example: Liposuction is not a substitute for regular exercise.
Botox injections
A non-surgical treatment that relaxes muscles to reduce wrinkles.
Example: Botox injections can temporarily smooth forehead lines.
Dermal fillers
Substances injected under the skin to add volume or reduce wrinkles.
Example: Dermal fillers are often used to enhance lips and cheeks.
Augmentation
A procedure that increases the size or volume of a body part.
Example: Breast augmentation is one of the most requested surgeries.
Reduction surgery
A procedure that decreases the size of a body part.
Example: She chose reduction surgery to relieve back pain.
Invasive procedure
A medical treatment that involves cutting into the body.
Example: An invasive procedure usually requires longer recovery time.
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