More Men do Cosmetic Surgery Compared to Women
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More Men do Cosmetic Surgery Compared to Women
Following a survey into the perception of body image and attitude towards cosmetic surgery, it has emerged that more men than women would now consider cosmetic surgery!
The survey was conducted on behalf of Viridian Medical the Vaser Liposuction clinic and had surprise results including increased interest in plastic surgery by men.
Liposuction method most preferred
Liposuction is still the method most preferred by the British public. Both genders were cast in a surveyed, 46.2% of men said they would consider cosmetic surgery compared to 45.5% of women. This result shows that for the first time men’s attitudes towards cosmetic surgery, perhaps from the result of added pressure regarding body image , is almost in line with that of women’s.
Comparing the British regions, Scotland had the high percentage of those surveyed which indicated 50% would like to have liposuction. Wales came in second place with 33%, but the South had the lowest percentage indicating they would like to have surgery.
About Viridian Medical
Viridian Medical are specialists in non-surgical cosmetic procedures. They are based in Guildford, Surrey and Windsor, Berkshire and are ideally place to serve customers throughout London and the south east. They offer skin care products and a wide range of treatments suchs Botox, Smartlipo, Scultpra and facial fillers such as Restylane, Perlane and Juvederm.
Dr Bea Brookes
Viridian Medical was established to deliver high quality cosmetic medical services. The clinic is operated by Dr Bea Brookes MBBS FRCS FCEM, a member of BACD and registered with the GMC. We can offer a range of procedures for equally the face and body and have a network of other professional and specific clinics for treatment areas we do not cover, such as; Pixel for facial renewal.
Dr Bea Brookes completed her studies at Kings College Hospital London University in 1987 and pursued a profession in universal surgery in the SE of England. She studied plastic and reconstructive and aesthetic surgery at Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead as a junior surgeon. This is hallowed ground and the birth place of plastics surgery in the world (Sir Archibald McIndoe and the guinea pig pilots of WW2) and this gave her an excellent grounding in surgical techniques, patient assessment, and approach to cosmetic work. Dr Brookes became a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England (FRCS) in 1992.
Since then she has used her surgical experience and hospital experience as a Consultant in Accident and Emergency (A&E) in Surrey, where she has worked for over ten years. Dr Brookes was the “Chief Surgeon” there for seven years and has been awarded two clinical excellence awards for her contribution to developing the service
