From lip fillers and liposuction to Botox and rhinoplasty, interest in cosmetic surgery is rising.
A recent report published by PMC, a digital archive of medical texts held by the National Library of Medicine in the US, revealed a spike in searches for reconstructive surgical procedures since June and in early July. These reached and then surpassed the number of searches recorded at the start of the year, before the coronavirus pandemic took hold.
Why Experts Think the Pandemic Has Contributed to a Rise in Plastic Surgery
