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Plastic Surgery Not Just for Breasts

When most people think about plastic surgery, they usually picture common procedures like breast augmentation, tummy tucks, or face lifts. Most don’t realize that some types of dental care can also be considered plastic, or cosmetic, surgery. Dental crowns are one example. They enhance the appearance of people’s smiles by removing gaps created by pulled or lost teeth. The right set of crowns can transform a smile from toothless to tempting in just a few…
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What Do Creams, Lotions, and Lasers Have to Do With India?

Since dermabrasion hit the scene, marketers have played up its relatively instant aesthetic results using terms like “revolutionary.” The cost and intensity of the treatment can vary, however, the concept of dermabrasion remains the same: Someone or something scrapes or smoothes away layers of older or dead skin cells leaving behind a newer, smoother layer of skin. Sometimes youthful appearance is not the desired effect. Blemishes, birthmarks, and superficial scars affect people’s self-esteem; especially, when it’s right in front of your face…literally. Medical tourism to countries like India has become the new “revolutionary” answer to excessive cosmetic surgery prices for youth and beauty seekers.

Bargain Shopping For Cheaper Cosmetic Surgery Prices

Current procedures like non ablative full face photo rejuvenation and microdermabrasion are among the most advanced, effective, and most sought after procedures. They’re available in the US, but at very high prices. Patients, often women, who want more youthful, vibrant skin are finding they can enhance their appearance at a fraction of what they'd pay stateside. We’ve heard of women going to stores across town for the right pair of shoes at the right (lower) price. Thanks to the growth of medical tourism, women are travelling to countries like India, Thailand, Singapore, and Venezuela for the right cosmetic surgery prices, too.

Medical Tourism Offer Prices Women Can’t Refuse

Some cost-conscious patients opt for midrange dermabrasion machines which are still a bit pricey (around $300). Professional dermabrasion techniques like chemical peels or laser resurfacing costs can range from $1,500 to $5,000 without counting hospital stays or anesthesia. Based on reported medical tourism savings, the same procedures in India can cost closer to $600 to $2,000. Even with airfare and hotel accommodations, patients essentially get a vacation there for the less than the cost of just the dermabrasion here in the US.

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