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South Korea's intense work culture and obsession with appearance drive many to extreme measures, yet rising unemployment and high suicide rates reveal deep societal issues.
In August 2009, the Los Angeles County coroner ruled Michael Jackson's death a homicide, leading to the conviction of his personal physician for involuntary manslaughter.
A landscape gardener suffers a severe hand injury from a chainsaw accident, prompting emergency room doctors to assess nerve damage and perform urgent surgery.
Dermatochalasis, a rare genetic disorder, affects individuals like 30-year-old Irina and her son Kirill, making them appear significantly older than their actual age.
By 2050, people hope to look younger and healthier, reflecting a shift in beauty ideals and a desire to end body shaming and unrealistic standards.
Hospital General Gea Gonzalez in Mexico City provides transformative reconstructive surgery for impoverished patients, showcasing the dedication of medical professionals like Dr. Fernando Ortiz Monasterio.
Ancient surgeons performed complex reconstructive and cosmetic surgeries, laying the groundwork for modern plastic surgery practices still in use today.
In a society increasingly obsessed with self-image, Body à La Carte examines the rise of cosmetic procedures through personal stories and expert insights.
Nicola participates in her first complete operation as she and her fellow trainees prepare for critical assessments that will determine their future in the program.
Eighteen-year-old Hwain undergoes double eyelid surgery, a procedure that has become a common graduation gift among South Korean teens.
Brazil ranks second in the world for cosmetic procedures, reflecting intense societal pressure to meet beauty standards shaped by family and culture.
Research across ten countries reveals that many men feel they must perform a version of themselves to meet narrow societal expectations of success.
Twelve fights are listed in the series, with only one involving a female fighter, reflecting the male-dominated nature of mixed martial arts.
