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Rise in Plastic Surgeries and Botox Grannies in UK

Saturday, 16 May 2009

The growth of Botox Grannies has been seen as a new trend in beauty by the staff members of Transform, which is UK's leading plastic surgery doctors and nonsurgical treatments.

Increasingly more women over the age of 60 undergo themselves to nonsurgical treatments such as skin peels and treatments, Botox, and dermal fillers, as well as plastic surgical operations such as facelifts and breast augmentations.

UK's Botox Grannies, which are encouraged by their daughters and by the growing number of high profiles and media coverage of astoundingly beautiful famous persons or celebrities who are in their 50s, 60s and 70s, are pushing for a new need for nonsurgical treatments.

The UK's premier cosmetic surgical doctors and nonsurgical providers, Transform Plastic Surgery has observed the number of Botox Grannies double in the last two years. They claim that the market for those over 60 years of age now accounts for more than one sixth of all Botox injections implemented across cosmetic treatment clinics in the whole country.

With the increasing recognition and profile of plastic surgical operations and nonsurgical treatments, and since this recently retired group of people has more available income than ever before, a lot of them are wondering why they should not give themselves a treat and ascertain themselves that they would look good in their gloaming years.

Helen Mirren’s recent photos looking astonishing in her red bikini have also increased the demand for surgical and nonsurgical treatments. Also, the number of breast implants and augmentations and of facelifts among this generation has improved by one third on the year before, as stated by other figures shown by Transform Cosmetic Surgery.

A nonsurgical manager at Transform Cosmetic Surgery, Gwen Davies accounted the benefits of Botox for people over 60s,

There are two types of older women who want to have Botox and dermal fillers: those who have been having treatments subtly for the past 15 years and just want to look fresh and age slowly, and those who are just discovering the benefits. Botox is not a magic cure for deep wrinkles but it can soften lines around the eyes and mouth which can have a fantastic freshening effect on the face.

Davies also added, "Women over 60 who are having treatments tend to be more discreet about what they have done in comparison to their younger counter parts. Women who have looked after themselves and already have good skin would benefit from Botox the most. A small amount of Botox can have a wonderful effect on their appearance and self-confidence."

Transform Cosmetic Surgery’s Shami Thomas said, "The number of procedures carried out is continuously rising, even during the credit crunch people still want to look good and are sill happy to spend money on their appearance. People are now living longer than ever before and there are so many high profile older actresses that women want the same effects at home.” Thomas further added, "Many older celebrities are also very open about their treatments that they have had done so it is only helping to increase the confidence of potential patients about becoming a British Botox Granny."

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