In this telugu podcast episode, we sit down with Dr. Rajasekhar Gollu, an expert in cosmetology, to explore the rising obsession with cosmetic surgeries, the psychological impact of social media, and the real risks behind these procedures.

Has beauty industry created a world where insecurities are magnified, and cosmetic procedures are seen as the ultimate fix. But is altering our natural features really the answer?

Many young girls struggle with insecurities about their breast size, often seeking solutions like implants or fillers. But do these procedures come without risks? We discuss the complications of saline implant leakage and whether going under the knife is truly worth it. Similarly, men dealing with gynecomastia or stretch marks often feel pressured to "fix" themselves—sometimes due to hormonal imbalances, other times due to unrealistic beauty standards. Would these insecurities even exist on such a large scale if social media wasn’t constantly pushing idealized body images?

We also dive into the darker side of cosmetic procedures—traumatic surgeries like jaw reconstruction, vaginoplasty, and artificial dimples. The tragic case of Aarti Agarwal and the risks of liposuction bring up an important question: who should actually undergo these procedures, and how can one lose weight naturally? On a more bizarre note, we explore extreme treatments like palm line surgery, foot Botox, and hyperhidrosis treatments—just how far are people willing to go for physical perfection?

From balding and hair transplants to post-pregnancy makeovers, acid attack victim recovery, and the controversial use of Ozempic for weight loss, this episode uncovers the truth behind the beauty industry. If you've ever wondered about the impact of these procedures on physical and mental health, this conversation will challenge your perspective. Watch now and decide for yourself!