Dermoesthetic Corporation recently launched a campaign in favor of recent mothers, announcing exclusive discounts in order to repair with various treatments the mess that a pregnancy could have caused in the woman's body.
This fact has not gone unnoticed by “Ecologists in action”, which has made public a few days ago the winners of the 2010 Shadow Awards, which indicate the announcements that have stood out in recent months for transmitting macho, discriminatory, irresponsible, unsupportive or Consumers, and have given the announcement the Vase Prize.
Reading the announcement of “mothers special pack“, Dermoesthetic Corporation It tells us the following:
Being a mother is a wonderful thing, but after a pregnancy your body suffers and it is hard to be the one before. That's why Corporación Dermoestética offers you, only during the month of May, an exclusive offer designed to recover your figure thanks to surgery and / or weight reduction treatments. Come, show that you have been a mother, and let us take care of you.
I totally agree that being a mother is a wonderful thing. It is so wonderful that nature allows the mother to gestate a baby inside and take a few kilos of reserve for when the baby is born. Those extra kilos have the mission of preventing the mother from staying “in the bones” when raising a baby and breastfeeding, which consumes a few calories a day, make her lose weight.
But nevertheless Dermoesthetic Corporation He doesn't think like that and apparently tries to get society to think that way either (although unfortunately there is already a long way to go and there are many mothers who feel bad with the kilograms taken). The objective, it seems, is to make women lose weight as soon as possible so that it looks the same as before giving birth, in plan "nothing has happened here."
I am not a friend of operating rooms for aesthetic issues in general. If the reason is a recent delivery, without giving time for the weight to gradually decrease with proper habits and breastfeeding, I feel less pleased towards these treatments. Moreover, and if not all the kilos gained are lost, what is the problem?
What do you think of this “Special mothers pack”?
PS: Let's see if men have the same fate and after this year's World Cup they make us a Special Soccer Pack to mitigate the effects of beer in our prominent bellies (although I doubt they do, because there are very few men worried about having more or less belly).
