El Cuerpo Perfecto / The Perfect Body

DESCUBRE EL PRECIO OCULTO DE LA PERFECCI N Millones de personas persiguen un ideal de belleza imposible. Pero detr s de la promesa de "una mejor versi n de ti" se esconde un mercado que lucra con la insatisfacci n, la ansiedad y la vulnerabilidad.

Con la solidez de su investigaci n period stica, Ana Lilia P rez desnuda los engranajes de una industria que normaliz el tuneo est tico: desde intervenciones clandestinas y procedimientos de bajo costo realizados sin condiciones m dicas, hasta las tendencias dictadas por influencers y la presi n del llamado efecto Zoom.

El cuerpo perfecto revela c mo los c nones virtuales de belleza empujan a modificar ojos, nariz, mejillas, cintura o cualquier parte del cuerpo sin advertir los riesgos intrusismo m dico, pr cticas ilegales, venenos disfrazados de "rellenos milagrosos" y, en no pocos casos, consecuencias fatales.

Este libro no solo documenta fraudes, enga os y negligencias que rayan en la criminalidad; tambi n muestra que la obsesi n por alcanzar un ideal irreal es un problema de salud p blica que exige reflexi n y decisiones informadas.

Un llamado urgente a mirar m s all del espejo, a cuestionar los modelos que nos imponen y a proteger lo m s valioso: la vida misma.

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ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

DISCOVER THE HIDDEN PRICE OF PERFECTION

Millions of people chase an impossible ideal of beauty. But behind the promise of becoming "a better version of yourself" lies a market that profits from dissatisfaction, anxiety, and vulnerability.

With the power of her investigative journalism, Ana Lilia P rez exposes the inner workings of an industry that has normalized aesthetic "tuning" from clandestine interventions and low-cost procedures performed without medical oversight to trends dictated by influencers and the pressures of the so-called Zoom effect.

The Perfect Body reveals how virtual beauty standards push people to alter their eyes, nose, cheeks, waist--or any part of their bodies--without understanding the risks medical malpractice, illegal practices, poisons disguised as "miracle fillers," and, in far too many cases, fatal consequences.

This book not only documents fraud, deceit, and negligence bordering on the criminal but also shows that the obsession with achieving an unreal ideal is a public health issue that demands reflection and informed choices.

This is an urgent call to look beyond the mirror, to question standards imposed to us, and to protect what is most valuable: life itself.

WARNING: CONTAINS SENSITIVE IMAGES