#PlasticSurgery 2022 in Plymouth & Truro
Plastic Surgery Plymouth in Numbers
2022 provided an amount of freedom for people and they were keen to follow up on activities they had missed out on over the last couple of years.
Plastic Surgery in 2022 found many people in Devon and Cornwall (and further afield) are now investing in themselves through cosmetic procedures, despite an uncertain economy.
It seems that millennials are not only savvy about their cosmetic surgery options, but are also more open about their choice to seek plastic surgery than older generations.
One of those activities has been Plastic Surgery Treatment.
- 340 Plastic Surgery Operations were undertaken during 2022
- 466 Patients seen
- 300 Operating hours
- £799 Average spend per patient
- £372,678 total spend with Mr Fitton for plastic surgery
This shows us that there is a demand for high-quality plastic surgery that you can trust, and that it is no longer a subject that is frowned upon.
The most popular surgery, a bilateral mastectomy, is exactly as it sounds: surgery in which both breasts are removed at the same time to remove cancerous cells.
Most Popular Plastic Surgery Procedures in 2022
With more and more people looking for ways to improve the way they look without resorting to major cosmetic services, most patients are requesting a more natural look.
With the advent of social media, patients are becoming more aware of their flaws and often come in looking to correct their troublesome areas.
Our 5 Most Popular Plastic Surgery Procedures in 2022 were:
- Bilateral Mastectomy
- Blepharoplasty
- Rhinoplasty
- Bilateral Breast Reduction
- Bilateral Breast Augmentation
The most popular surgery, a bilateral mastectomy, is exactly as it sounds: surgery in which both breasts are removed at the same time.
It’s major surgery that removes both breasts to remove cancer, or to reduce the risk of breast cancer in a woman who may be at high risk for the disease.
Summary
Managing your expectations about plastic surgery is important regardless of which procedure you wish to have done. It’s critical to have realistic expectations about plastic surgery, but to also ensure you are on the same page as your surgeon.
To find out more about having a treatment, book your no obligation consultation. You will meet with Antony Fitton and receive expert advice tailored to your needs.
Please call us on 07494 250277 or book your consultation using our online form.
About your Plastic Surgeon: Mr Antony Fitton
MB, BS(hons)., MD., FRCS(eng)., FRCS(plast).
Mr Antony R Fitton qualified at the Royal London Hospital in 1989 with distinction in Surgery. He holds a MB, BS(hons)., MD., FRCS(eng). and FRCS(plast). (Fellowship at the Royal College of Surgeons).
He is a member of BAPRAS (British Association for Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons), BAAPS (British Association for Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons), BSSH (British Society for Surgery of the Hand).
Mr Fitton has received the Paton & Masser Award and the CM Matthews Award from the Royal College of Surgeons of England or his research in nerve injury.
Mr Fitton is licensed as Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon by the GMC.
Our Services
Our appearance has an impact on how others perceive us. We are experts in creating an improved version of you. Click on a procedure below for more information.
Body surgery (or contouring) can involve all or one of the following, with prime focus on areas such as the buttocks, tummy, thighs, arms, and breasts. Click on the links below for more information.
There are several different types of hand surgery but all aim to restore functionality while making the hand look as normal as possible. Click on the links below for more information.
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