Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty Magazine #66
Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty is the must-read for anyone considering a cosmetic procedure or treatment. With hundreds of before and after photo, and cosmetic and plastic surgery experts featured, tis educational resource will allow you to confidently decide the best course of action. This issue includes features on: Breast reshaping Six ways to get younger looking skin Surgical vs non-surgical fat reduction Body soothing products Energy boosters DIY perfect makeup As well as regular features on breast augmentation, facelifting, rhinoplasty and liposculpture/liposuction.
Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty is the must-read for anyone considering a cosmetic procedure or treatment. With hundreds of before and after photo, and cosmetic and plastic surgery experts featured, tis educational resource will allow you to confidently decide the best course of action.
This issue includes features on:
Breast reshaping
Six ways to get younger looking skin
Surgical vs non-surgical fat reduction
Body soothing products
Energy boosters
DIY perfect makeup
As well as regular features on breast augmentation, facelifting, rhinoplasty and liposculpture/liposuction.
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NEWSFRONT<br />
CATCH UP WITH WHAT’S BEEN HAPPENING IN THE INDUSTRY...<br />
THE RISE OF THE SELFIE & COSMETIC SURGERY<br />
Latest online issue of<br />
<strong>Cosmetic</strong> <strong>Surgery</strong> & <strong>Beauty</strong><br />
<strong>Magazine</strong> reaches<br />
100,000+ views!<br />
The online version of <strong>Cosmetic</strong> <strong>Surgery</strong> & <strong>Beauty</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> issue 65 has<br />
well <strong>and</strong> truly blitzed the milestone of 100,000 readers.<br />
The issue was launched on www.Cos<strong>Beauty</strong>.com.au this August <strong>and</strong> is<br />
seeing more than 12,000 unique visitors each week.<br />
At current visitor traffi c levels, <strong>Cosmetic</strong> <strong>Surgery</strong> & <strong>Beauty</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong><br />
online editions are expected to reach in excess of 400,000 this year.<br />
Jump onto www.Cos<strong>Beauty</strong>.com.au to read the magazine for yourself,<br />
view before <strong>and</strong> after galleries, enter our competitions or keep up-to-date<br />
with the latest in the cosmetic surgery <strong>and</strong> beauty arena.<br />
2014 has been dubbed the “year of the selfi e”, <strong>and</strong> with<br />
the rise of digital imagery comes an increased awareness<br />
of self-image <strong>and</strong> the way we look on-camera.<br />
Several studies suggest this sudden amplifi ed interest<br />
in self-exposure has triggered an increased desire<br />
to improve our appearance – using everything from<br />
Instagram fi lters to cosmetic surgery.<br />
According to the American Academy of Facial Plastic<br />
<strong>and</strong> Reconstructive <strong>Surgery</strong> (AAFPRS), there has been a<br />
signifi cant growth in cosmetic surgery procedures in the<br />
under 30’s category.<br />
It’s suggested that the advent of the selfi e is a large<br />
driver of this increase, as a high proportion of these<br />
cosmetic procedures were facial surgeries. There was a<br />
10 percent rise in rhinoplasty in 2013, a seven percent<br />
rise in hair transplants <strong>and</strong> six percent increase in<br />
eyelid surgery.<br />
While cosmetic surgery should not be looked to as a<br />
solution to restore confi dence <strong>and</strong> self-image, the sharing<br />
of images via social media has made us more aware of<br />
our appearance <strong>and</strong> more willing to explore potential<br />
ways to enhance our best assets.<br />
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