This article Just tend to analyze fitting in today’s society, beauty is measured by the slimness of the body, the length and thinness of the legs, the size of the eyes or even the thickness of the lips. Women all over the world are driven by media and advertisements to try to meet society’s meaning of beauty. Unfortunately, to most, cosmetic surgery seems to be the easiest way to achieve the perfect image to fit society’s appeal. During the 20th century, so many injuries were coming about during the war that the advancement and experimentation of plastic surgery began.

This study analyze that, Humans seem to be obsessed with beauty, at least in our western culture. Thousands of advertisements are created and put into publication everyday and then distributed to communities all over the world. As we flip through our magazines and newspapers, turn on the TV, or glance at the billboards high above us, we can't help being influenced by what we see. Advertisements can be successful at selling their product to their audience by manipulating the consumers' fears. Advertising surrounds us and creates a world that we only wish existed. They focus on sending out a message that informs women what they need to do in order to …show more content…
They may go to great lengths to conform to what they believe, or what they may be made to believe is the feminine ideal. Physical presentation is questioned as a result of a co-dependent mindset, where women commonly rely on media representation or the approval of their partner from whom they receive recognition and flattery. The co-dependence of the female mind can lead to aspirations for change in ones-self, instead of where the aspirations for change should truly lie, within the hands of the medias misrepresentation. The female image has changed over the years with changes in society, and