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Americans’
general approval of cosmetic surgery
- 61% of women say they
approve of cosmetic surgery (up 7% from
previous year's survey)
- 63% of men say they
approve of cosmetic surgery (up 19% from
previous year's survey)
General approval of cosmetic surgery
by age
- 49% of Americans age
65 or older say they approve of cosmetic
surgery
- 63% of 55-to-64 year
olds say they approve
- 63% of 35-to-54 year
olds (baby boomers) say they approve
- 65% of 25-to-34 year
olds say they approve
- 68% of 18-to-24 year
olds say they approve
Would consider cosmetic surgery for
self, now or in the future
Americans’ openness about having
cosmetic surgery
- 77% of women say that,
if they had cosmetic surgery in the future,
they would not be embarrassed if people
outside their immediate family/close friends
knew about it
- 77% of men would not
be embarrassed
Would consider cosmetic surgery (in
relation to household income)
- 35% of Americans with
incomes above $75,000
- 23% with incomes of
$50,000-$75,000
- 23% of those with incomes
of $25,000-$40,000
- 22% with incomes under
$25,000
Would consider cosmetic surgery (in
relation to education)
- 27% of Americans with
postgraduate education
- 27% with college degrees
or some college
- 22% with no college
Would consider cosmetic surgery (in
relation to race/ethnicity)
- 26% of white Americans
- 24% of non-white Americans
Would consider cosmetic surgery (in
relation to marital)
- 27% of married Americans
- 23% of unmarried Americans
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