Cosmetic Surgery & Services Market Sample Report
Cosmetic Surgery & Services Market Sample Report Kelly Scientific Publications 2015 www.kellyscipub.com
Cosmetic Surgery & Services Market Sample ReportTABLE OF CONTENTS1.0 Executive Summary . 241.1Objectives of Report . 251.2Scope of the Study . 251.3Data Sources and Methodology . 262.0 Summary: Cosmetic Surgery Market . 272.1Coametic Surgery Service Market . 282.2Cosmetic Surgery Products Market . 293.0 Reconstructive Plastic Surgery: An overview . 303.1Innovations in Reconstructive Surgeries . 303.2Types of Reconstructive Procedures. 303.2.1Dog Bite Repair . 303.2.2Birth Defects (Congenital Deformities) . 303.3Breast Implant Removal . 313.4Breast Reconstruction . 313.5Breast Reduction. 313.6Hand Surgery . 313.7Head and Neck Reconstruction. 313.8Laceration Repair . 313.9Maxillofacial Surgery . 313.10Scar Revision . 323.11Tumour Removal (Including Skin Cancer). 323.12Top Five Reconstructive Procedures in the U.S. . 324.0 Cosmetic Surgical Procedures: An Overview . 344.1Types of Cosmetic Surgery Procedures . 344.1.1Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty) . 344.1.2Nose Surgery (Rhinoplasty) . 344.1.3Facelift (Rhytidectomy) . 354.1.4Threadlift . 364.1.5Facial Implants . 364.1.6Ear Surgery (Otoplasty) . 374.1.7Hair Transplantation . 384.1.8Breast Augmentation . 384.1.8.1Saline Implants . 384.1.8.2Silicone Implants. 394.1.8.3Breast Implant Manufacturers . 394.1.8.4Natrelle Collection of Breast Implants from Allergan . 404.1.8.5Breast Implants from Sientra . 404.1.8.6Breast Implants from Mentor . 414.1.9Breast Lift (Masstopexy) . 424.1.10Breast Reduction. 424.1.11Gynecomastia . 434.1.12Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty) . 444.1.13Upper Arm Lift (Brachioplasty) . 454.1.14Liposuction . 454.1.15Vaginal Rejuvination (Vaginoplasty) . 464.1.16Buttock Augmentation (Brazilian Butt Lift) . 464.2Geographic Share of Cosmetic Surgery Procedures . 474.3Global Statistics for Cosmetic Surgery . 484.3.1Number of Plastic Surgeons in Top 30 Countries. 494.4U.S. Statistics for Surgical Cosmetic Procedures . 504.4.1U.S. Statistics for Minimally-Invasive Procedures . 514.4.2Average U.S. Surgeon Fees for Cosmetic Surgeries . 515.0 Minimally-Invasive Cosmetic Procedures: An Overview. 545.1Botulinum Toxin Type A. 545.1.1Dysport . 555.1.2Azzalure . 555.1.3Botox . 555.1.4Vistabel and Vistabex . 55 Kelly Scientific Publications 2015 www.kellyscipub.com
Cosmetic Surgery & Services Market Sample Report5.1.5Xeomin . 555.1.6Bocouture . 555.2Cellulite Treatment . 565.3Chemical Peel . 575.4Intense Pulse Light Treatment (IPL) . 575.4.1Difference between Laser Machines and IPL Machines. 585.5Laser Hair Removal . 585.6Laser Skin Resurfacing . 595.6.1Ablative Skin Resurfacing . 595.6.2Nonablative Skin Resurfacing . 595.7Laser Treatment for Leg Veins . 595.8Microdermabrasion . 605.9Sclerotherapy . 605.10Soft Tissue Fillers . 605.10.1Calcium Hydroxylapatite . 605.10.2Radiesse . 615.10.3Collagen Fillers. 615.10.3.1CosmoDerm and CosmoPlast . 625.10.3.2 ZyDerm and ZyPlast . 625.10.3.3ArteFill . 625.10.3.4Autologen . 625.10.4Autologous Fat Transfer . 635.10.5Hyaluronic Acid Fillers . 635.10.5.1Captique . 635.10.5.2Esthelis . 635.10.5.3Elevess . 635.10.5.4Hylaform . 645.10.5.5Juvederm . 645.10.5.6Perlane. 645.10.5.7Prevelle . 645.10.5.8Puragen . 655.10.5.9Restylane . 655.10.5.10 Sculptra Aesthetic . 655.11Most Popular Minimally-Invasive Procedures in the World . 665.12Top Five Countries in Noninvasive Cosmetic Procedures . 665.13Top Five Noninvasive Cosmetic Procedures in the U.S. . 676.0 Physician-Dispensed Cosmeceuticals: An Overview. 686.1Physician-Dispensed Skincare Cosmeceuticals . 686.1.1Vitamin A (Retinoids) for Skincare . 686.1.2Vitamin C (L-Ascorbic Acid) for Skincare . 686.1.3Vitamin E for Skincare . 686.1.4Alpha-Lipoic Acid (ALA) for Skincare . 696.1.5Ubiquinone for Skincare . 696.1.6Cytokinin and Zeatin for Skincare . 696.1.7Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHAs) for Skincare . 696.1.8Beta Hydroxy Acids for Skincare . 696.1.9Peptides for Skincare . 706.1.10Dimethylaminoethanol (DMAE) for Skincare. 706.1.11Idebenone for Skincare . 706.1.12Argireline for Skincare . 706.1.13Creatine for Skincare . 706.1.14Aminophylline for Skincare . 706.1.15Ceramides for Skincare. 716.1.16Growth Facors for Skincare . 716.1.17Epigallocatechin Gallate (EGCG) for Skincare . 726.1.18Melanozyme for Skincare . 726.2Physician-Dispensed Eyelash Enhancing Products . 726.3Physician-Dispensed Skin Lightening Products . 736.3.1Prescription Medications for Hyperpigmentation . 746.3.1.1Hydroquinone. 74 Kelly Scientific Publications 2015 www.kellyscipub.com
Cosmetic Surgery & Services Market Sample Report6.3.1.2Mequinol . 746.3.1.3Topical Retinoids . 746.3.1.4Azelaic Acid. 756.3.1.5Combination Agents . 756.3.2Physician-Dispensed Nonprescription Skin Lightening Agents . 756.3.2.1Retinol and Derivatives . 756.3.2.2Arbutin and Deoxyarbutin. 756.3.2.3Kojic Acid . 756.3.2.3Licorice Extract . 756.3.2.5Ascorbic Acid . 766.3.2.6Soy . 766.3.2.7Aleosin . 766.3.2.8Niacinamide . 776.3.2.9N-Acetylglucosamine. 776.4Physician-Dispensed Scar Care Products . 777.0 Cosmetic Surgery Technologies: An Overview . 787.1Energy-Based Devices and Treatments . 787.1.1Energy-Based Epilation Devices . 787.1.1.1Alexandrite Lasers . 787.1.1.2Diode Laser for Hair Removal . 787.1.1.3Nd:YAG Lasers for Hair Removal. 787.1.1.4Pulsed Light Lasers for Hair Removal . 787.1.1.5Electro Optical Synergy (ELOS) for Hair Removal. 797.1.2Energy-Based Skin Rejuvenation . 807.1.2.1CO2 Laser Systems for Skin Rejuvenation. 817.1.2.2Erbium Lasers (Er:YAG) for Skin Rejuvenation . 817.1.2.3Ablative Skin Rejuvenation . 827.1.2.4Nonablative Skin Rejuvenation. 827.1.2.5Fractional Skin Rejuvenation . 827.1.3Energy-Based Tattoo Removal Devices . 837.1.4Energy-Based Pigmented Lesion Removal . 847.1.5Energy-Based Acne Reduction . 847.1.6Energy-Based Vascular Lesion Removal . 857.1.7Energy-Based Body Shaping and Skin Tightening. 877.1.8Microdermabrasion for Rejuvenation . 887.1.9Neurotoxins for Cosmetic Treatments . 897.1.10Dermal Fillers for Cosmetic Enhancement . 897.1.11Chemical Peels . 907.1.12Liposuction Technologies . 917.1.12.1Traditional Suction-Assisted Lipectomy (SAL). 917.1.12.2Ultrasound-Assisted Liposuction (UAL) . 917.1.12.3Power-Assisted Liposuction (PAL) . 927.1.12.4Laser-Assisted Liposuction (LAL). 927.1.12.5Water-Assisted Liposuction (WAL) . 937.1.12.6RF-Assisted Liposuction . 937.1.13Home-Use Cosmetic Devices. 937.1.14New Technologies . 947.1.14.1Excilis . 947.1.14.2VeinViewer Flex . 947.1.14.3INNOPen. 947.1.14.4CryoProbe . 947.1.14.5Intensif . 947.1.14.6SilkPeel Dermalinfusion System. 957.1.14.7SygmaLift . 957.1.14.8tmt System . 957.1.14.9Photogen System. 957.1.14.10 mct Injector . 957.1.14.11 miraDry . 957.1.14.12 NeoGraft . 967.1.14.13 Affinity . 96 Kelly Scientific Publications 2015 www.kellyscipub.com
Cosmetic Surgery & Services Market Sample Report7.1.14.14 ThermiRF . 967.1.14.15 Ulthera System . 977.1.14.16 SmartGraft. 978.0 Emergence of Plastic Surgery Tourism: An Overview . 988.1Medical Tourism. 988.1.1Global Market for Medical Tourism. 988.2Cosmetic Surgery Tourism . 998.2.1Cosmetic Surgery in the U.S. 998.2.2Cosmetic Surgery in Brazil . 998.2.3Cosmetic Surgery in Mexico . 1008.2.4Cosmetic Surgery in Costa Rica . 1008.2.5Cosmetic Surgery in U.K. . 1008.2.6Cosmetic Surgery in Poland . 1018.2.7Cosmetic Surgery in Hungary. 1018.2.8Cosmetic Tourism in Thailand . 1018.2.9Cosmetic Surgery Tourism in Malaysia . 1028.2.10Cosmetic Surgery Tourism in India . 1029.0 Market Analysis . 1049.1The Cosmetic Surgery Industry at a Glance . 1049.1.1Changing Market Scenario . 1049.2Cosmetic Surgery Market by Segment . 1059.3Global Market for Cosmetic Surgery Services by Segment . 1069.3.1Global Body Contouring Service Revenues by Type .
Cosmetic Surgery & Services Market Sample Report
indirectly effect on cosmetic surgery. Keywords: Body image, Self-esteem ,Conformity, Cosmetic surgery; 1. Introduction If we look at the history of the rise of cosmetic surgery and how coming into, we clearly understand that cosmetic surgery was reconstructive surgery for congenital lesions and later, due to the high impact that has on beauty .
for psychological disease, cosmetic surgery for aging could be a legiti mate form of medical treatment. Before tackling the issue of whether cosmetic surgery enhances self-esteem, a more basic question needs to be addressed: what is the meaning of self-esteem in the con-text. of cosmetic surgery for aging?
from its procedural statically data for the 2015 calendar year suggest that cosmetic procedures are on the rise (ASAPS, 2016). Plastic Surgery's (ASAPS') found the idea of having the beauty ideals popularised by dominant groups has caused an increased in consumers carrying out cosmetic surgery. Cosmetic surgery is now globalised and
Plastic surgery Cosmetic Surgery Reconstructive Surgery Aesthetic Surgical & Non-Surgical procedures Craniofacial Surgery Rhinoplasty & Otoplasty Hand Surgery or Chiroplasty Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Trauma Surgery Skin Rejuvenation and Resurfacing Anesthesia for Plastic Surgery
Female genital cosmetic surgery 1 A resource for general practitioners and other health professionals Introduction Female Genital Cosmetic Surgery (FGCS) refers to non-medically indicated cosmetic surgical procedures that change the structure and appearance of the healthy external genitalia of women, or internally in the case of vaginal tightening.
Please credit the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery when citing statistical data. Contact: ASAPS Communications 562.799.2356 media@surgery.org www.surgery.org fax: 562.799.1098 The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) was founded in 1967 when cosmetic surgery
cosmetic procedures. As well as the social factors mentioned above, economic drivers include increasing affordability of cosmetic procedures, and the commercially driven nature of the industry itself. Most cosmetic procedures are provided in the private sector, and the connection between cosmetic procedures and the beauty industry makes this sector
cosmetic surgery by making over people who suffer from having an unattractive or inconvenient face (Koreaboo.com, 2016). It was broadcasted for Seasons 1 to 4 because of its positive viewer ratings. Furthermore, as the cosmetic surgery capital of the world, South Korea's medical tourism industry recorded revenue of 453 million in 2012.
