Surgeon on plastic surgery prices: For a working person, the cost of buying a widescreen TV is similar

So what exactly does a plastic surgeon do? There are various myths and stereotypes in society, which is why the TV24 program “On the Line” features a plastic surgeon, clinics “Aesthetica” manager Evija Rodke.

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“Plastic surgery has a huge industry. There is reconstructive surgery, there is wrist surgery, there is aesthetic surgery, and there is also the field of aesthetic medicine,” explains the surgeon.

Each of these sectors has a wide field of activity, starting from acute situations – injuries that require reconstruction, tumors, various defects – ending with microsurgery of the hand, scar correction, postpartum various corrections. In aesthetic surgery, defects are also divided into congenital, acquired and related to human aging.

Although there are still myths about plastic surgery in society, Evija Rodke says: “I think that those myths are becoming fewer and fewer, because the Internet has given people the opportunity to learn and if a person is even slightly interested in something to improve the quality of his life, he you understand when you read it. But, of course, people who have never encountered any detailed description of the medical field, probably really feel that they are injecting and increasing something there. But I feel that there are fewer and fewer myths.”

On the other hand, when answering the question whether it is a myth that plastic surgery is available to financially very well-off people, Rodke mentions that it depends on the amount of work that needs to be done.

“Plastic surgery is a branch of medicine. And there are a lot of things that have been paid for, and there are also big transformations and big investments. Of course, it costs more. But for a working person, the cost of buying a widescreen TV is similar.”

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