Top 5 plastic surgery procedures that millennials adore

Nowadays millennials are obsessed with perfecting their features, bodies and getting insta- ready.

One of these steps towards becoming an Instagram god/goddess includes plastic surgery procedures.

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Did you know?

Women between 40-54 have the most plastic surgery according to American Society of Plastic Surgeons…

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…but the amount of people between the age of 20-39 who are dabbling in plastic surgery is steadily increasing.

The top 5 surgeries people age 20-29 go for is:

1. Breast implants
2. Rhinoplasty
3. Liposuction
4. Breast lift
5. Tummy tucks

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Millennials choose rhinoplasty procedures quite often to have a ‘problem nose’ fixed.

Millennials are extremely focused on radically defying or conforming to global beauty standards.

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This open minded and self confident generation sees nothing wrong in using plastic surgery to enhance their features.

They are more likely to view plastic surgery as a tool for to enhance their beauty.