Did you know that the most popular plastic surgery in 2012 was breast augmentation, and that, in the same year, more than 2,414 women 65 and up got breast implants? The figures are clear. Breast implants, and other forms of cosmetic surgery, are not just for young and middle aged women anymore. Why are more senior women seeking cosmetic plastic surgery?
Affordable Surgeries
Surgeries are more affordable than ever and, even better, there are more options than ever before. Other popular types of plastic surgery include Botox injections and liposuction. In 2009, there were more than 4,795,357 Botox procedures in the United States alone. As many as 94% of patients seeking Botox treatments are women, and a greater number of them may very well be seniors.
Improved, Sometimes Natural, Surgeries
Another big plus is the development of new breast augmentation and breast reduction techniques. Surgeons are, by no means, limited to old tactics, and some even offer natural breast implants. American women sought as many as 296,203 breast implants in 2010, and a good portion of them were older women. Senior women are seeking surgeries due to easier procedures, with the promise of easy, and relatively painless, breast implants recovery. Some turn to implants for aesthetic reasons, and others view them as a practical measure to get their lives back on track after a mastectomy.
Whether you are seeking Botox injections, liposuction, or breast augmentation, recoveries, especially breast implants recovery, are easier and less painful than ever. Helpful links.
Some women take pride in leaving mastectomy scars as is, and my aunt got a bit of flack for getting breast augmentation surgery (or reconstructive surgery, really) after she had cancer. You wouldn’t leave your face in bits after a car accident, so why should it be different?
To the commentator above, I really think that’s a personal matter and, a survivor is a survivor, no matter what reconstructive surgery they decide to get done. Personally, I don’t know many senior women getting implants, but I do know a few middle aged gals
To the commentator above, I really think that’s a personal matter and, a survivor is a survivor, no matter what reconstructive surgery they decide to get done. Personally, I don’t know many senior women getting implants, but I do know a few middle aged gals
To the commentator above, I really think that’s a personal matter and, a survivor is a survivor, no matter what reconstructive surgery they decide to get done. Personally, I don’t know many senior women getting implants, but I do know a few middle aged gals
To the commentator above, I really think that’s a personal matter and, a survivor is a survivor, no matter what reconstructive surgery they decide to get done. Personally, I don’t know many senior women getting implants, but I do know a few middle aged gals
To the commentator above, I really think that’s a personal matter and, a survivor is a survivor, no matter what reconstructive surgery they decide to get done. Personally, I don’t know many senior women getting implants, but I do know a few middle aged gals