What are the Top Cosmetic Surgery Procedures?
Top Cosmetic Surgery Procedures performed by Dr Richard Sackelariou
The American Plastic Surgeon Association (ASPS) does a survey annually to ascertain the most popular cosmetic surgery procedures & top treatments.
And the results are much the same as they have been for more than a decade, the top 5 cosmetic surgical procedures are usually:
1. Breast Augmentation
Breast Augmentation includes Breast Enlargement and Boob Jobs. Despite this Breast implant treatment seeing a slight reduction in popularity recently it is still the most popular cosmetic treatment to date.
2. Rhinoplasty (Nose Reshaping)
As techniques for this treatment have improved more and more people are opting for this surgery to improve the appearance of their noses. Did you know that not only can Rhinoplasty make your nose look better it also has some health benefits?
3. Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery)
Blepharoplasty is another technique that has gained popularity as the techniques have improved. When performed properly Eyelid Surgery can make you look younger and refreshed.
4. Tummy Tuck
With this surgery, you can restore and rejuvenate your Abdomen.
Tummy tuck has been the most popular cosmetic treatment for a long time, especially in countries like the U.K. and America.
Interestingly, the only treatment which is enjoying an increase is Liposuction, but it’s still more than 70,000 procedures shy of the more popular breast augmentation.
5. Liposuction
Whereas the other top treatments have seen a slight decline, Liposuction is growing in popularity: Liposuction is a great way for patients looking to remove those last stubborn pockets of fat.
What to Consider When Considering Cosmetic Surgery Treatments
The ideal candidate for any cosmetic surgical procedure is someone with realistic expectations. This is someone who understands what each procedure can achieve and a person who acknowledges the aim of treatment is an improvement: not perfection.
Please note: This information should not be regarded as a substitute for information and advice provided by your surgeon during consultation. All surgical procedures carry risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
