Cosmetic-surgery
noun
1.
plastic surgery for improving a person’s appearance by restoration of damaged areas of skin, removal of wrinkles or blemishes, etc.
noun
1.
surgery performed to improve the appearance, rather than for medical reasons
cosmetic surgery n.
Surgery that modifies or improves the appearance of a physical feature, irregularity, or defect.
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