While Botox just celebrated the 10-year anniversary of being FDA-approved in the United States, the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery is celebrating the big "1-5" with 15 years of Cosmetic Surgery Statistics . The changing landscape of plastic surgery is clearly reflected in the huge jump of procedures performed, money spent and the 356% increase in nonsurgical procedures. However, surgery is still king when it comes to spending, taking up over 60% of the 10 billion dollar total spent in 2011, as well as rating higher on RealSelf.com in patient satisfaction.

While the overall numbers have changed, some things stay the same. Liposuction beats breast augmentation this year, but the two procedures have always been number one or two statistically. Botulinum Toxin Type A has been number one for all 15 years and beats the nearest competitor by over a million injections last year.

Increased demand does mean good things for consumers - they can expect better results and improved patient safety as education, medicine and technology advances.