Beauty is big business. Everyone wants to look their best and cosmetic companies and plastic surgeons are making billions of dollars each year off of consumers’ desire to look pretty, and thanks to social media the industry is bigger than ever. A new infographic from Schoenheitsklinik.de shows how social media is bringing money to the beauty industry like never before.
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Ashlee Simpson is on the cover of this week’s US Weekly magazine. The young singer might be best known for the time she’s spent under the knife undergoing her now famous rhinoplasty.
Ashlee’s decision to opt for cosmetic surgery is not unique. In fact, according to a study conducted by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, nearly 30 percent of Americans – or about 90 million people – have considered undergoing a procedure at some point.
I’m guessing 0% of that number are bloggers.
MyNipTuck is a new Website that wants to help you make the decision of whether or not you should opt for surgery. The one-of-a-kind service gives you access to the results of a surgeon-reviewed visualization tool. Basically, you submit a “before” picture and MyNipTuck shows you what you would look like “after’ your selected procedure. Read more
