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Number of nonsurgical cosmetic procedures performed by plastic surgeons worldwide from 2013 to 2024 (in millions)

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Release date

June 2025

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Region

Worldwide

Survey time period

2013 to 2024

Number of respondents

Data from 2,975 plastic surgeons

Special properties

Board-certified (or national equivalent) plastic surgeons

Method of interview

Questionnaire

Supplementary notes

Figures have been rounded. Figures are compiled from multiple reports of the same source.

*The source adds the following: "When reporting percent changes from prior years, comparisons are limited to procedures that were consistent across years, not including new procedures added to the survey." Previous years had around 23-24 surgical procedures. In 2024, the number of procedures included increased to 30. New procedures include: scar revision, buccal fat removal, hand rejuvenation with fat grafting, inverted nipple correction, other outer genital surgery, and dimple creation. Moreover, the number of countries surveyed increased from 23 in 2023 to 32 in 2024. giving more validity to worldwide estimates. Figures for 2024 with similar number of procedures was estimated by ��ƽ�� based on information provided by the source.

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In 2024, a total of **** million nonsurgical cosmetic procedures were performed worldwide, an increase from **** million procedures the year before*. However, when the number of procedures were aligned, there was actually a decrease in total surgical cosmetic treatments in 2024, a *** percent drop.

The number of global nonsurgical cosmetic procedures has been mostly growing since 2014. After the large surges in 2021 and 2022, treatment numbers show signs of slowing down. However, this report only records those procedures carried out by plastic surgeons. It could be that aesthetic treatments are increasingly carried out by other medical professionals such as dermatologists or certified nurses, depending on each country's regulations.