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CMV: If cosmetic surgery is legal and somewhat socially acceptable, physique enhancing drugs should be as well.

I don't understand why things like steroids and other physique enhancing compounds can't be more readily available to people if we as a society also allow cosmetic surgery. In the right dosage and under a doctor's supervision, I would imagine the risks are lower than undergoing surgery.

I know hormone replacement is an option, but the rules for that are very stringent and it's not terribly widespread. 

What's the difference  between using drugs like that and injecting botox or getting surgery? In addition to enhancing physique, testosterone is also a mood booster. 

I known that testosterone is a scheduled substance, but I don't see why that should be the case.

Anyway, I'm open to arguments about why cosmetic surgery is different.

Edit: to clarify, I know why PEDs are banned in sports. But that doesn't apply to the average person wanting to look and feel better.
gpt
Cosmetic surgery doesn’t help in competitive professional sports, performance-enhancing drugs do.

The reason why performance-enhancing drugs are not allowed in competitive sports is because they tip the playing field. They are banned to make sure all athletes compete on their own merits.