18 Feb Derm Trends: The Rise Of Ethnic Plastic Surgery: Which Top Procedures African Americans, Asian And Latinos Are Getting – Smart Beauty Guide
Plastic surgery has always been appealing to individuals who want to boost their self-confidence. We usually just think of the woman who wants a tummy tuck or facelift, but did you know that there is a rise in plastic surgery among minorities?
Whether you’re from the USA, China or India, people all over the world base their definition of ideal beauty on certain facial proportions and cultural ideas. And, funny enough, it usually falls within the lines of: whatever you don’t have, you want. Many Asians pine for big eyes with lots of lid room (a problem they refer to as “monolid” — where there isn’t a lot of space to apply eye makeup). Other ethnic groups might not like their wide noses, round faces, etc.
In recent news, it has been recorded that there is an increase in plastic surgery among Hispanics, Asian Americans and African Americans. According to a recent study, facial plastic surgery among those ethnicities has increased by 10% as of 2013. The increased demand for cosmetic procedures was different among each ethnicity – 80% of African Americans and 65% of Hispanics requested rhinoplasty, while 44% of Asian Americans requested blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery).
Even though minorities might want to alter their appearance, it may seem important that they enhance their look by also keeping principal, ethnic facial characteristics. Plastic surgeon, Dr. Julius Few, who has offices in New York and Chicago, says that “the biggest trend in the aesthetic industry today is the focus on making small changes to the appearance without significantly altering or masking ethnic traits.”
Read more about the rise of plastic surgery among ethnicities on SmartBeautyGuide.com.
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Cindi
Posted at 18:27h, 18 FebruaryIt is my belief that people should keep their ethnicity. Of course, it is their
personal choice and decision to change themselves…
Thanks, Cindi