Fun fact: There’s a boom in “menopause makeovers”—treatments designed to address hormonal skin/body changes.

Fun fact: Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and fat grafting are two newer, natural-seeming augmentation options.

Fun fact: Smaller, more natural-looking implants are trending; dramatic transformations are out.

Fun fact: The most common surgical procedures worldwide: liposuction, breast augmentation, eyelid surgery, tummy tucks, and nose reshaping.

Fun fact: Minimally invasive tech (like lasers) has driven a big increase in acceptance for cosmetic work.

Fun fact: Facelifts are booming: 79,000 performed in the U.S. in 2024, many on patients in their 30s–40s.

Fun fact: Breast implant removal surgeries have increased 46% over five years as trends shift.

Fun fact: Lip enhancement and buttock lifts have seen exponential growth over the past five years.

Fun fact: New advances like 3D implant printing and imaging help tailor results and reduce risks.

Fun fact: The demand for minimally invasive procedures, such as lasers and fat freezing, keeps growing.

Fun fact: Hyaluronidase can dissolve hyaluronic acid fillers in case of emergency or dissatisfaction.

Fun fact: Liposuction is officially the most popular surgical procedure in the world, topping breast augmentation for the first time in recent years.

Fun fact: Brazil leads all countries in total surgical procedures, but the United States does the most overall procedures (including non-surgical).

Fun fact: Most breast augmentations (53.7%) are done for patients aged 18–34.

Fun fact: Liposuction for men is up by 18%, with eyelid surgery now the most popular male procedure worldwide.

Fun fact: Most procedures are now performed in office-based surgical suites, not hospitals.

Fun fact: The field continues to evolve, with new devices for fat reduction, skin tightening, and scarless surgery making waves in 2025

Fun fact: The COVID-19 pandemic caused a surge in “Zoom dysmorphia,” increasing demand for facial rejuvenation.

Fun fact: Injection techniques for fillers have become more precise with advanced cannulas reducing bruising and swelling.

Fun fact: Scarless or minimal-scar techniques like endoscopic surgery are expanding in popularity.