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What do you think of cosmetic surgery?
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cosmetic implies unneeded so FFS, well, that's just me wanting not needing because its cosmetic... priced to be exclusive so it keeps its social status as something for the privileged. any GAS is still surgery and there are records kept. so, want FFS surgery in the USA to treat your g.d.? you should prepare to pay with your life.
but, yeah, full bodily autonomy for everyone. that's the idea, right? except for the unprivileged. dont get me fuckin started about dentistry
be aware that is insurance company logic. They make that distinction specifically to deny care. Any care that improves health, longevity, or quality of life is healthcare, even those that would be dismissed as "cosmetic."
oh, im aware. that was my point. cosmetic or otherwise but the question was about cosmetic surgery deny, defend, depose