'aesthetic operation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any type of cosmetic surgery. For example, "The patient underwent an aesthetic operation to reduce the appearance of wrinkles on her forehead."
The exemplification of the structure by a large variety of systems (imagined sensations, mathematical and physical facts, objects) having some characters in common is not a logical but an aesthetic operation.
In the same way that the aesthetic operation of the museum renders things beautiful, the novel itself, which like the museum is organized around a situation of massive loss, constellates the human life form and sociocultural forms of life in a way that makes things beautiful.
"And aesthetic operations are what artists do.
"These operations of ritualization, these affiliative signals between mother and infant, are aesthetic operations, too," she said in an interview.
Na Bulovce, a large state-financed hospital in Prague, offers lunch vouchers, day care and "aesthetic operations at reduced prices".
Na Bulovce, a large state-funded hospital in Prague, lists incentives on its Web site that include lunch vouchers, child day care and "aesthetic operations at reduced prices".
I imagine there will soon be aesthetic operations to make photogenic anuses.
Using autologous tissue is the most ideal method for correcting dented or changed soft tissue in congenital malformation or injury or supplementing a shortage of tissue during aesthetic operations.
He said Reckson's working formula is to create "distinctive office environments that appeal to tenants' aesthetic and operation needs, as well as the bottom line".
The coevolutionary aesthetic theory does not privilege the role of aesthetic producers in aesthetic process or change.
Cage developed his aesthetic of chance operation in part through study with the Zen scholar D. T. Suzuki, and shared what he learned with contemporaries like Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns.
