The annual report released Monday by The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery indicates that 11.7 million cosmetic procedures were performed in the US in 2007 at a cost of roughly $13.2 billion.The popularity of cosmetic procedures exploded in the last decade. Since 1997, surgical procedures have increased by 114 percent, while nonsurgical procedures rose by an impressive 754 percent, according to the report.
Eighteen percent of the procedures performed in 2007 were surgical and 82 percent were nonsurgical.This is the 11th consecutive year that data from multiple specialties have been collected for cosmetic procedures. To obtain the data, more than 12,000 surveys were sent to plastic surgeons, dermatologists, and otolaryngologists. The findings were then used to generate national estimates. Read more..
Her New Smile is Amazing Their has been so much talk about Hilary Duff's new porcelain veneers and how she has the "horse teeth look" That's a ridiculous statement, she looks amazing with her new smile, its bright, white and perfect. They are straight and proportionate. Getting porcelain veneers or your teeth improved is a personal decision and if Hilary Duff gets veneers and wants them bigger, so be it. Its amazing how much time people have on their time to talk about Hilary Duffs teeth. Hilary Duff is an amazing entertainer and her "Hilary Duff Veneers" are equally amazing. Duff has the Stuff, that's for sure. She is an actress, singer, entertainer and great person. She has always maintained a professional image and has been free from controversy often associated with hollywood stars. She is role model for her fans. So why are people so obsessed with talking about Hilary Duff's veneers? What is it about celebrity bashing? She's too skinny, her teeth are too big, her dress is ugly and on and on. Its no wonder so many celebrities go nuts after a while. Imagine you just got your teeth veneered by a celebrity dentist. You walk in to work and an office memorandum gets sent around to everybody in your office. The memo is about your new porcelain veneers and how big they are, next week they talk about how skinny you look on the radio, TV and show a few unflattering photos in your local city magazine. 












