“Make Your Passion Your Profession”

My passion is to make people feel better. Like for example if they insecure of the way they look I would compliment them. Nobody can really do what they want if they're not confident, insecurities can hold back people of what they can truly become. One of the biggest insecurities people have is their image. Like if they see models or celebrities that are known for their looks. Soon it becomes a trend to have those features then little girls who look up to them feel as though they're not good enough that they don't fit the criteria of what is beautiful thus it might lead to bullying and depression in the long run. If someone has just been through a life changing accident it changes their life forever. Like if someone who has suffered severe burns it changes their appearance. They wouldn't look like themselves before the accident. This can lead to depression and the person closing themselves in.

I can make my passion a reality by becoming a plastic surgeon. I would like to be one to increase people image of themselves. This would eventually lead to them to following their dreams.

Prospective cosmetic surgeons typically begin their studies in a bachelor's degree program with a pre-med focus, such as chemistry or physics. After their undergraduate studies, these students typically must complete a 4-year Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) program and a residency, in addition to passing the U.S. Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE), to qualify for state licensure.

The type of attitude that is needed is to help others.

I will make it by following all the required items.