Plastic surgery has been a popular topic in recent news. Pop culture and social media played a key role in encouraging new generations to get interested in plastic surgeons. The industry has rebounded from a downturn, and is growing even more quickly. The industry has seen an increase in growth due to the Zoom effect. Zoom Boom, video calls and Zoom Boom have changed the way people do business and have sparked interest in procedures other than those above the shoulder.
Plastic surgery demand is on the rise
More people are choosing to have plastic surgery done as the price of plastic surgery is falling. Doctors are adapting their schedules to meet the demands of increasing numbers of patients. Cosmetic procedures are becoming more popular among younger patients. It is easier for them to go to consultations prepared.
Millennials
The trend of cosmetic procedures is growing rapidly among millennials. 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. There are many options available, including hormone therapy and surgeries. Multiple procedures may be required by many patients.
Hematoma
A hematoma is a serious complication after plastic surgery that can cause scarring, infection, or even fatalities. Although it is uncommon, patients should be aware that this condition can occur and take steps to prevent it.
Coolsculpting
CoolSculpting is FDA approved. It uses cold therapy in order to remove fat cells. However, the procedure doesn't require surgery. Patients can expect some discomfort and side effects. The process, also known as cryolipolysis, can produce a flatter, firmer body in as little as 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). These toxins have changed how doctors treat cosmetic and painful problems.