Plastic surgery has been a popular topic in recent news. Pop culture and social media have played a significant role in inspiring new generations to be interested in plastic surgery. The industry has recovered from a downturn and is growing even faster. The Zoom effect has had an influence on the industry. Zoom Boom and video calling are changing the way people do their business. This has raised interest in procedures beyond the shoulder.
Plastic surgery demand is on the rise
As plastic surgery costs fall, more people choose to have it done. Many doctors have adjusted their schedules in order to accommodate this increased patient count. Many people younger than 40 have become more knowledgeable about cosmetic procedures. They arrive at consultations better prepared.
Millennials
Millennials are increasingly interested in cosmetic procedures, and this trend is growing faster than ever. The new generation of patients seeks to reduce the need for invasive procedures such as facelifts and to pursue minimally invasive options to preserve their youthful appearance.
Transgender patients
Transgender patients are often underrepresented in the plastic surgery community, but that shouldn't stop them from seeking treatment. In fact, some patients have already found medical help for their gender identity issues. The options range from hormone therapy to surgeries. Many patients may need multiple procedures.
Hematoma
A hematoma following plastic surgery is a serious condition that can lead to infections, scarring or even necrosis. Though this condition is relatively rare, patients should be aware of its risk and take precautions to prevent it.
Coolsculpting
CoolSculpting uses cold therapy to kill fat cells. While the procedure is not invasive, there are some side effects as well as pain. This procedure, also known by cryolipolysis (also known as freezing), can give you a flatter, firmer body in just one to three months.
Botulism
Botox injections can be dangerous, so don't be surprised if you have. Recent studies examined the evidence from cosmetic procedures using botulinum Neurotoxins (BoNTs). The way that doctors treat cosmetic and pain problems has been changed by the use of these toxins.