Dr. Mansour Jamali Zovareh, scientific secretary of the Wound Repair Congress, made controversial statements regarding wounds and unnecessary surgeries in society. He emphasized that physical and psychological wounds are a serious issue not only in our country but in all societies.
Bitter realities of nose surgeries
Interestingly, Dr. Jamali Zovareh announced that between 80 to 90 percent of nose surgeries in our country are unnecessary. This statistic is not only a wake-up call for the medical community but should also be taken as a serious warning for individuals who turn to these procedures. He pointed out that these surgeries may have irreparable consequences for an individual's health, stressing the importance of raising awareness in this area.
Wounds; beyond the physical
This specialist also referred to psychological wounds, stating: "Psychological wounds are as serious as physical wounds and cannot be easily overlooked." He added that many individuals struggle with psychological wounds due to social, economic, and cultural reasons, and this issue can have negative repercussions on their mental health.
Dr. Jamali Zovareh highlighted the necessity of paying attention to unnecessary wounds and surgeries, announcing that this congress is an opportunity for doctors and specialists to discuss and exchange ideas on new and effective treatment methods. He also emphasized the need for community education and awareness regarding the consequences of cosmetic surgeries so that individuals can make more informed decisions.
Finally, he advised individuals to consult with specialized doctors before undergoing cosmetic surgeries and to be aware of the consequences of these surgeries. It seems that Dr. Jamali Zovareh's statements could mark the beginning of more serious discussions in the fields of medicine and public health.
