Surgery
The Future Looks Strong for the Cosmetic Surgery Industry
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, May 18th, 2007
The UK cosmetic surgery industry is dynamic and growth levels are at a record high: the number of procedures, surgical and non-surgical, soared by 42.4% in 2005 and this report estimates that, in 2006, this increased by a further 53%. In 2006, the total UK cosmetic surgery was worth an estimated GBP 528.9m, a rise of 47.4% on 2005.
For the purposes of this Market Report, cosmetic surgery is divided into five sectors: procedures on the face/neck area; those on the breast area; procedures on the...
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