Hearing the term plastic surgery or plastic surgery, surely you immediately relate it to the process of changing certain body parts to make it look more attractive. In fact, the branch of plastic surgery has a broader scope, and even includes the function of reconstruction to repair damaged body shapes. Plastic surgery itself is a branch of medical science that focuses on repairing body tissues or skin damaged or deformed due to certain conditions, such as burns, accidents, tumors, and congenital diseases. In addition to repairing damaged or deformed body shapes, plastic surgery is also often performed to change body parts to make them look more attractive (aesthetic needs). To become a plastic surgeon, a general practitioner must undergo a period of education of approximately 10 semesters. This length of education makes the profession of plastic surgeon still very rare in several countries, including Indonesia. Types of Plastic Surgery Surgeons Just like other medical sciences, ...