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Plastic Surgery Stats
Statistics Procedures
Plastic surgery is not merely for a select and wealthy few. In the United States alone, over 11.5 million cosmetic procedures – both surgical and non-surgical – were performed during 2006 in areas ranging from Botox injections to tumor removal. That represents a 446 percent increase since 1997. Below are statistics for common procedures.
Cosmetic Plastic Surgery Procedures
Nearly 11.5 cosmetic plastic surgeries were performed in 2006 alone.
The top five most popular surgical procedures in 2006 include:
Liposuction – 403,684
Breast augmentation – 383,886
Eyelid surgery – 209,999
Abdominoplasty – 172,457
Breast Reduction – 145,822
Cosmetic Non-Surgical Procedures
Over 8 million minimally invasive cosmetic procedures, which require no surgery , were performed in 2006.
The top five most popular non-surgical procedures in 2006 include:
Botox – 3.1 million
Hyaluronic Acid (Hylaform, Restylane) – 1.5 million
Laser hair removal – 1.4 million
Microdermabrasion – 993,071
Laser Skin Resurfacing – 556,172
Non-Cosmetic Plastic Surgeries
In 2006 over five million reconstructive surgeries were performed.
The top five reconstructive plastic surgeries in 2006
Tumor Removal - 3.9 million
Laceration Repair – 312,844
Scar Revision – 164,684
Hand Surgery – 155,810
Breast Reduction – 104,455
Ethnicity
People of color accounted for approximately 23 percent of cosmetic procedures in 2006.
Hispanics – 8% in 2006. The top three requested procedures for Hispanics in 2006:
Breast Augmentation
Nose Reshaping
Liposuction
African-Americans – 7% of African-Americans got procedures in 2006; The top three requested procedures for African-Americans in 2006:
Nose Reshaping
Liposuction
Breast Reduction
Asian-Americans – 6% of Asians got a procedures in 2006; The top three requested procedures for Asian-Americans in 2006:
Nose Reshaping
Breast Augmentation
Eyelid Surgery
To learn more visit: http://www.aboardcertifiedplasticsurgeonresource.com/plastic_surgery/statistics.html
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