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A lot of people have seen a lot of headlines about the economy. Many industries have been impacted, including plastic and cosmetic surgery, but the change is not as significant as many might have thought.
According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), 12.5 million cosmetic plastic surgery procedures were performed in the United States in 2009, down 1 percent from 2008; but up 69 percent since 2000. Nearly 5.2 million.
But a new survey reveals the decline in the number of Americans undergoing cosmetic surgery and treatments, may well be a pause triggered by the recession and does not reflect a change in attitudes toward cosmetic procedures. In fact, the online survey by Harris Interactive found that consumer interest in cosmetic procedures is actually up and up quite a bit in certain areas.
Here’s a quick snapshot:
More than 2/3rds of respondents indicate they would choose to have cosmetic work done if money was not an issue.
Of those who would like to get cosmetic work done, here are the procedures of choice:
If you have been considering a cosmetic procedure, please be sure to check out our cosmetic procedures specials on my website – www.plasticsurgeon-oklahoma.com. It is my hope that by passing along these savings to you, you may be able to realize your dream for a new, revitalized you.
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