Where Health and Beauty Meet: Femininity and Racialisation in Thai Cosmetic Surgery Clinics

Aren Z. Aizura

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In the postmodern, high-speed city of Bangkok, health and beauty are everywhere conjoined: on Skytrain station billboards advertising the latest lines of designer whitening creams and on the facade...

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