Plastic surgery trends are shifting significantly, driven by advances in weight-loss injectables like Ozempic. As more Americans lose substantial weight, there's a notable rise in demand for body contouring procedures to address sagging skin and stubborn fat. Surgeons are also observing increased interest in facelift techniques, influenced by remote work and virtual meetings, leading people to reevaluate their appearance. This changing landscape reflects not only the evolving aesthetic ideals but also the impact of technology on cosmetic surgery practices.
In cases of extreme weight loss, people may lose 100 pounds but not look anything like what they imagined. I get them through that window to what they envision by getting rid of all the extra skin.
We're doing surgery on weight-loss patients at much higher rates than before, with more than 15 million Americans using weight-loss injectables, driving demand for body contouring.
If it can sag, it needs to be lifted, which reflects the growing demand for body contouring procedures as patients often experience sagging after significant weight loss.
The explosion of Zoom calls has prompted more interest in facelifts after Covid hit, with individuals increasingly conscious of their appearance during video interactions.
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