And you know that plastic can be a term used to mean non-organic, right? Especially for plastic-adjacent materials like silica gel and silicone-encased breast implants. Or the silicone and polythene that is often used for facial implants.
And plastic surgery does not make the body more flexible (many plastics are quite rigid). It modifies the shape of parts of the body.
Well, they were right. Plastic doesn’t degrade over time.
You know plastic surgery doesn’t involve actual plastic, right? Its just making your body plastic meaning, flexible, by changing it.
And you know that plastic can be a term used to mean non-organic, right? Especially for plastic-adjacent materials like silica gel and silicone-encased breast implants. Or the silicone and polythene that is often used for facial implants.
And plastic surgery does not make the body more flexible (many plastics are quite rigid). It modifies the shape of parts of the body.
I didn’t say it made the body more flexible, it is rather a way of temporarily enabling the body to change, a state of temporary plasticity.
Hmmm.
Plasticity = malleable
Flexible is correct, but given the context malleable is more appropriate.