Life in plastic, it’s fantastic
Plastic surgery is becoming more popular as it gains acceptance in society. But with strong demand comes keen competition; can businesses stay a cut above the rest?
SARAH Tan had toyed with the idea of undergoing plastic surgery for a long time.
The 26-year-old had struggled with severe eye bags, and efforts to conceal them – by applying make-up or by covering them with her spectacles – were largely ineffective.
In 2020, she took the leap and had her eye bags surgically removed.
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