This paper tries to gather the experiences and understandings of Tehrani women toward their bodies before and after cosmetic surgery, and seeks to document the ways women express their viewpoints on their cosmetic surgery. This research has been conducted qualitatively and quantitatively and its findings indicate that cosmetic surgery is a matter of individual decision and social structures and should be regarded as a balance between human choice and structural compulsion.
zokae, S., & Farzeneh, H. (2008). Women and Body Culture: The Basis for Choosing Cosmetic Surgery among Tehrani Women. Cultural Studies & Communication, 4(11), 43-59.
MLA
zokae, S., & Farzeneh, H. "Women and Body Culture: The Basis for Choosing Cosmetic Surgery among Tehrani Women", Cultural Studies & Communication, 4, 11, 2008, 43-59.
HARVARD
zokae S., Farzeneh H. (2008). 'Women and Body Culture: The Basis for Choosing Cosmetic Surgery among Tehrani Women', Cultural Studies & Communication, 4(11), pp. 43-59.
CHICAGO
S. zokae & H. Farzeneh, "Women and Body Culture: The Basis for Choosing Cosmetic Surgery among Tehrani Women," Cultural Studies & Communication, 4 11 (2008): 43-59,
VANCOUVER
zokae S., Farzeneh H. Women and Body Culture: The Basis for Choosing Cosmetic Surgery among Tehrani Women. Cultural Studies & Communication. 2008;4(11):43-59 (In Persian).
