{"id":2336140,"date":"2021-05-04T11:07:12","date_gmt":"2021-05-04T15:07:12","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.valuewalk.com\/?p=2336140"},"modified":"2021-05-04T12:29:00","modified_gmt":"2021-05-04T16:29:00","slug":"top-trends-in-cosmetic-surgery-according-to-dr-enfry-salas","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.valuewalk.com\/top-trends-in-cosmetic-surgery-according-to-dr-enfry-salas\/","title":{"rendered":"Top trends in cosmetic surgery according to Dr. Enfry Salas"},"content":{"rendered":"

The projected growth of the cosmetic surgery is estimated to reach $66.69 billion by 2026 according to Fortune Business Insights<\/a> with surgical procedures being the leading market segment. The global market size was estimated to be around $50.67 billion during 2018. The growing number of medical spas that offer diversified services and increased per capita expenditure are expected to help drive the adoption of cosmetic surgery according to analysts. Some major share prices to watch in this field include Soliton Inc. (SOLY), InMode (INMD) and Sientra Inc. (SIEN). <\/strong><\/p>\n

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So what are the top trends right now?<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Botox was one of the top cosmetic surgery trends during 2020 according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons<\/a>. \u201cBotox is still really popular and injectors are busy playing catch-up from being closed down,\u201d Laura Hunnewell from Oxygenetix confirmed. Let\u2019s take a closer look at the top trends surfacing in current cosmetic surgery.<\/p>\n

Hyaluronic Acid Fillers<\/h2>\n

Lip fillers with hyaluronic acid is the most popular procedure at Enfry Clinic<\/a>. \u201cIt has become a very popular treatment because the effects are immediate and they range from very natural to very plump and outlined,\u201d Dr. Enfry Salas stressed the importance of adapting to the patient\u2019s needs and their natural anatomy. Apart from the natural appearance hyaluronic acid fillers offer, these fillers can be dissolved with a special solution in case of an adverse event or if the patient dislikes the appearance. Most fillers of this category come premixed with a numbing agent helping to maximize comfort during the treatment process.<\/p>\n

Microdosing is Out for Now<\/h2>\n

For practical reasons microdosing is \u201cnot something I\u2019m really going to recommend right now,\u201d San Francisco based cosmetic surgeon David Sieber said. Microdosing spiked in L.A. and New York and provided a more natural looking approach to line reduction. Smaller doses combined with a shorter toxin lifespan could be a recipe for frustration when taking the current pandemic situation into account. This form of treatment requires frequent upkeep and regular appointments.<\/p>\n

Uplifting Eyes<\/h2>\n

COVID-19 and mandatory mask wearing have had an interesting effect on eye treatment in cosmetic surgery. \u201cWhether it\u2019s Botox around the eyes or a Botox brow lift, the requests for injections stem from the fact that we\u2019re all wearing masks,\u201d Sarah Quinn, medical director at Arcadia Wellness Center shared her views on the origin of this trend. Patients are also having bigger procedures done as recovery time is no longer an issue with the work from home norm.<\/p>\n

Non-Surgical Nose Jobs<\/h2>\n

Also known as a \u201cliquid nose job\u201d this non-surgical option gives patients the option to better shape the nose, raise the tips, smooth a deviation and even fix a previous surgical procedure. \u201cAfter the lips augmentation this is a must do for our patients,\u201d Dr. Enfry Salas explained that the most challenging part of the procedure is creating the illusion of a smaller nose by using fillers as well as developing techniques that can be tailored to work with each individual patient\u2019s unique needs and physiology.<\/p>\n

ZOOM Dysmorphia and Body Positivity<\/h2>\n

The pressures of a virtual lifestyle has evolved the selfie-awareness trend into a hyper-awareness of one\u2019s own on-screen image that is broadcast live and via video. \u201cZOOM Dysmorphia\u201d<\/a> was coined in a recent study published in the journal of Facial Plastic Surgery & Aesthetic Medicine. This study pays particular attention to the role webcams play. Webcams offer the chance for us to observe our own faces while we speak and display emotions. Video calls also offer the opportunity to compare our faces side-by-side with who we are conversing with. The study goes on to point out that webcams record at a shorter focal length which produces an image with a more rounded face, wider eyes and broader nose. \u201cReal time video cannot be FaceTuned or photoshopped to smooth out a bump on the nose, crow\u2019s feet or a sagging neck,\u201d Dr. Paul Carniol, president of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, noted.<\/p>\n

The ZOOM dysmorphia phenomenon rests on the groundwork provided by the facial feedback hypothesis which states that one\u2019s facial expression directly affects emotional experience. Or simply put: your face influences your emotions. This is why smiling makes you feel happier and scowling makes one feel angrier.<\/p>\n

Dr. Salas advocates body positivity through a pro bono program offered by Enfry Clinic, \u201cWe have an open program for any patient that has a syndrome, accident, victim of violence or cancer and needs help with their facial scars or asymmetry and we always do that pro bono.\u201d<\/p>\n ","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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