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Follow on Google News | 7 Aesthetic Industry Trends for 2011According to statistics from American Health and Beauty, these 7 aesthetic and cosmetic procedure trends will continue to be hot in 2011.
By: Jamie Luu "We have seen the rise of several procedures in 2010," says Editor in Chief, Keith Veseleny, "And these procedures will continue to be hot in 2011 and in some categories, new products which have been eagerly anticipated will soon be available in the U.S. 2011 is going to be a very exciting year in the aesthetic industry." Here are the top 7 trends that AmericanHealthandBeauty.com predicts will continue to rise in 2011: 1. Not Going Under The Knife "This is a trend that we have seen gain momentum over the years and recently, technology has taken it to the next level. There is a continuing divergence from surgical procedures to minimally invasive procedures. With the advent of new technology, procedures that were once only minimally invasive are now completely non-invasive," 2. Non-Invasive Fat Busters Fat removal is a prime example of the push to move in the direction of less invasive. Once only available as liposuction, this procedure now has several non-invasive options, two of which were FDA approved in 2010. The fat-freezing device, CoolSculpting by Zeltiq (http://www.americanhealthandbeauty.com/ A viable new contender to the Non-Invasive Body Contouring arena is the Vaser Shape, the newest body contouring from the makers of VASER Hi Def. Using ultrasound to affect fat, many physicians have seen immediate fat reduction results. 3. A Shapelier Rear Curves are back in a big way and augmentation is heading south to the buttock region. A strong trend that American Health and Beauty sees is reader interest in buttock augmentation (http://www.americanhealthandbeauty.com/ 4. More Stem Cells Please While the industry has been buzzing about extrapolating stem cells from fat for fat transfers (http://www.americanhealthandbeauty.com/ 5. A New Palette Of Fillers and Injectables While existing fillers and injectables do a good job at addressing the majority of wrinkles, lines and sagging skin, there is a strong trend emerging that uses a combination of fillers and injectables to re-volumize the face instead of pulling it back as in a traditional facelift. As reported in American Health and Beauty, new fillers such as Belotero and Prevelle Lift, which are only available overseas at the moment, could also help address finer lines and deeper creases and better lifting, respectively. 6. Life After Lap Band Surgery Since the FDA dropped the BMI (Body Mass Index) limit to 35 for obese individuals and 30 for obese individuals with serious health problems, more people will undergo the Lap-Band surgery to lose serious weight. As with any weight loss surgery, an after effect of major weight loss is the abundance of loose skin. As lap band surgeries increase, the demand for skin tightening will continue to grow. While surgical procedures such as tummy tucks will go up, we anticipate many consumers will continue to search for minimally invasive procedures such as Thermage to address their loose skin. 7. An Influx Of New Aesthetic Providers As the economy improves, primary care physicians will continue their migration to the aesthetics sphere. The trend began in 2004 of physicians journeying into aesthetics, which spawned many of the medical spas that emerged at that time. This trend was brought to a halt in early 2009 when the economy took a nosedive and many medical spas declared bankruptcies. With consumer demand increasing (American Health and Beauty saw a 44.6% increase in 2010 from the year before) more non-core physicians will again continue to enter the aesthetic space. # # # American Health and Beauty is a national online health and beauty magazine devoted to providing information and resources about aesthetic & cosmetic procedures, including Vaser, SmartLipo, Thermage, VelaShape, Fraxel, Dysport, BOTOX, Zerona. End
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