Thinking of refreshing your look with a little lift, tuck or tightening? You’re not alone.
According to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, which last month released its 2015 national data report, the country’s cosmetic surgery industry is alive and well. In fact, Americans spent more than $13.5 billion last year on cosmetic adjustments and enhancements. (That’s an increase of $1.5 billion in expenditures from 2014 to 2015 on surgical and nonsurgical procedures combined.)
Speaking of nonsurgical procedures, those are rapidly rising, too, compared to more invasive ones that involve longer recovery periods. Plus, it’s not just women who are going under the knife. While men made up about only 10 percent of the industry’s surgical procedures last year, the number of them performed among men has climbed more than 325 percent since 1997.
So what were the year’s top procedures? Which are ones to watch moving forward? Here’s a breakdown of the report’s key facts and figures: