On Sunday at 10 p.m., TV One will air a one-hour special dealing with the exploding field of black plastic surgery. "Black Don't Crack: The Cosmetic Surgery Debate" offers an historical perspective on the subject, including the way in which European standards of beauty have become a yardstick used by some African Americans to measure their own physical features. "I would say that over the next ten years, the fastest-growing segment of people in the U.S. that are pursuing cosmetic surgery are people of African descent," says Dr. Monte Harris, co-founder of Cultura Medical Spa in Washington D.C. and one of several experts featured in the documentary.
"It's a phenomenal time that we're in now with regards to cosmetic and plastic surgery," he continues. "I think our definition of plastic surgery has broadened to include skin care, complexion blending, laser treatments, and also the traditional sort of knife-cutting procedures." (continue)
"It's a phenomenal time that we're in now with regards to cosmetic and plastic surgery," he continues. "I think our definition of plastic surgery has broadened to include skin care, complexion blending, laser treatments, and also the traditional sort of knife-cutting procedures." (continue)
I know more than a couple of people who need to tune into for this.
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