American’s interest in plastic surgery continues to grow, especially with the influx of non-invasive cosmetic procedures. In fact, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons recently revealed that there’s been a 200% increase in minimally-invasive aesthetic treatments since 2000. So, what can we expect from plastic surgery in the year ahead? Continue reading for seven plastic surgery trends in 2019. 1.…
For many people, summertime means sunshine, beaches, and plastic surgery. Summer is the time when many people think about having plastic surgery, mainly breast augmentation. In 2018, over 313,000 people underwent the procedure. Breast augmentation is a safe way to change your breast shape and size. The procedure uses silicone or saline implants or fat from your own body. A…
The face of plastic surgery, and Americans perception of it, continues to evolve. In fact, as aesthetic treatments become increasingly versatile and normalized, more individuals are considering and undergoing cosmetic enhancements. This point is evidenced by how much Americans spent on plastic surgery in 2018. Continue reading to learn the exact amount and which procedures were found to be most…
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