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Pandemic Took a Cut of Cosmetic Procedures in 2020

Pandemic Took a Cut of Cosmetic Procedures in 2020
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New Plastic Surgery Report Shows Growing Interest in Aesthetic Procedures Amid Pandemic

New Plastic Surgery Report Shows Growing Interest in Aesthetic Procedures Amid Pandemic Allure 5 days ago © Getty Images On April 27, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) released the 2020 results of its annual trends report, revealing the extent of the pandemic’s ripple effects in reshuffling nearly every aspect of the industry, from toppling the long-standing most-requested surgery to the growing consumer eagerness to spend more on cosmetic procedures in 2021. But one question remains unclear: Will these emerging trends gain momentum and steamroll into 2022, or will the industry snap back into its pre-pandemic, business-as-usual routine? The total number of procedures declined in 2020

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ASPS survey reveals COVID-19 s impact and patient demand for plastic surgery

ASPS survey reveals COVID-19 s impact and patient demand for plastic surgery
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ASPS unveils COVID-19 s impact and pent-up patient demand fueling post-pandemic boom

E-Mail ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL (April 27, 2021) - The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) - the world s largest plastic surgery organization, representing nearly 8,000 members - today released the 2020 results of the organization s annual procedure survey coupled with national consumer research reflecting trends during the COVID-19 era to help predict what 2021 will bring. The Society s board-certified plastic surgeons reported they stopped performing elective surgical procedures for an average of 8.1 weeks in 2020 due to COVID-19, or 15 percent of the year, which mirrors the decline in the total number of procedures performed last year. ASPS Survey Finds Americans Have More Positive Attitude Toward Plastic Surgery During COVID-19

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American Society of Plastic Surgeons Unveils COVID-19 s Impact and Pent-Up Patient Demand Fueling the Industry s Current Post-Pandemic Boom

Share this article Share this article ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, III., April 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) – the world s largest plastic surgery organization, representing nearly 8,000 members – today released the 2020 results of the organization s annual procedure survey coupled with national consumer research reflecting trends during the COVID-19 era to help predict what 2021 will bring. The Society s board-certified plastic surgeons reported they stopped performing elective surgical procedures for an average of 8.1 weeks in 2020 due to COVID-19, or 15 percent of the year, which mirrors the decline in the total number of procedures performed last year. ASPS Survey Finds Americans Have More Positive Attitude Toward Plastic Surgery During COVID-19

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