Are Older Patients Happier with Plastic Surgery?
By PSAuthority on May 19, 2010 in Plastic Surgery
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Are older patients happier with plastic surgery? Yes, according to a new study.
Why? One reason may be people over 50 are more realistic about what plastic surgery and cosmetic procedures can do for them. Younger people may expect more and could become disappointed when plastic surgery doesn’t fulfill their fantasies.
That’s another reason why patients and their doctors should take the time to think through what they want and exactly what can be done.
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