Aesthetic Anti-aging Surgery and Technology: Women’s Friend or Enemy

Abstract

This study examines women’s attitudes and experience with aesthetics Anti-clipped operations and technology against the contextual background of increasing commercialization of medicine in India. Drawing from 44 Intensive conversations with the spectrum of women aged 47 and 76 who use, reject, and are currently undecided about whether they will have or not or in the future use aesthetic operations and technology against aging, this study asks the following question: how does it increase availability, Availability, advertising and the use of aesthetic operations against aging and Technologies interact and inform about the perception and attitude of women age? Data analysis occurs in dialogue with paradigms of successful aging and non- drawing, drawing from and contributing to new readings, the Contemporary cultural construction of femininity.