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The Economy Impacts Cosmetic Surgery
June 8, 2009
How is the economy affecting the number of cosmetic procedures being done in the U.S.? Well, it depends on the type of procedure.
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Some numbers are down, but others are up. Surveys show that some people looking for jobs may see cosmetic procedures as a way to look younger, and thus more desirable in the marketplace. These people tend to get less invasive procedures, although some are opting for surgical correction of things like sagging jowls and droopy eyelids. But more serious procedures such as face lifts or tummy tucks are seeing a decline, as people put off elective procedures due to having less money. The cost of cosmetic surgery is not inexpensive, and obviously for someone out of work, that cost makes any consideration of such a procedure impossible. Another trend being reported is a continuation of the increase in the number of men opting for cosmetic surgeries and procedures.
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