The book explores the evolving nature of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) alongside other forms of genital modification, particularly Female Genital Aesthetic Surgeries (FGAS), which are often accepted in Western societies. It aims to shift the focus from the problems associated with FGM to a broader understanding of various genital modification practices. By examining societal perceptions of both FGM and FGAS, the author seeks to highlight the complexities and contradictions surrounding non-therapeutic genital modifications.
