Medical ethics before and today

The publication reflects the current state of medical ethics, especially in the field of plastic surgery.

Based on years of experience in medical practice, the author points out that the true essence of medicine and medical ethics is being taken for granted in today' s materialistic world. A typical phenomenon that currently accompanies medical ethics is the senseless increase in prices for surgeries for congenital or acquired cosmetic defects and the failure to take into account the social conditions of patients.

Medical ethics is inextricably linked to doing good, which can be understood in the spirit of " " the mission of a doctor" as a meaningful step towards patient happiness. However, for plastic surgeons who think differently, it is a step towards wealth. Medical ethics is very fragile in practice and depends primarily on the morality and character of the doctor. So where are the boundaries of medical ethics? This is exactly what this book is about.