What It Costs To Get Plastic Surgery [Infographic]

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What It Costs to Get Cosmetic Surgery (and the Awesome Stuff You Could Buy Instead)

Turns out admission to the Fountain of Youth is not cheap. We won’t judge you if you decide to “freshen up,” but consider the options you purchase for a similar price. Just sayin’…

(Cosmetic surgery prices based on 2010 figures from American Society of Plastic Surgeons.)

Lose the man boobs

(gynecomastia)

$3,013

or a 70” flat-screen TV for your man cave

 

Boost the boobies

(or “breast augmentation,” if you want to be fancy)

$3,351

or 5 pairs of Christian Louboutin leather pumps

For women, breast augmentation surgery is most popular. In 2008 alone, about 840 boob jobs were done daily.* That’s like a boob a minute!

Be like Joan Rivers

(facelift)

$6,231

or a non-stop, round-trip flight to Rome + a week’s stay at a five-star hotel

Americans underwent 13.1 million cosmetic procedures in 2010, a 5% increase from the previous year.*

Get a Kardashian butt

(clinical term is “buttock augmentation”)

$4,676

or money down AND one year’s lease on a car

Six-pack express

(tummy tuck)

$5,130

or meet twice weekly with a personal trainer for a year

 

Shrink the schnoz

(nose job)

$4,306

or 8 UNICEF water pumps for a third-world community, where the people will certainly not judge you or your nose

 

Cover the dome

(Hair transplant)

$4,676

or get a pair of endzone tickets at the 2012 Superbowl

“Correct” your jaw like Bristol Palin

(chin augmentation)

$2,000

or a diamond bracelet from Tiffany’s

Guys get surgery, too. What’s the most popular surgery for him besides rhinoplasty? Eyelid surgery.

 

Radiesse

(wrinkle remover)

$650

or sponsor two children for an entire year through the Save The Children Foundation

Botox

$373

or 10+ weeks of a daily venti-sized Starbucks latte fix

Collagen injections

$475

or weekly hour-long massages (plus tip) for a month

BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE!

Opt for collagen that comes from a pig or a cow and save an average of $7 per treatment! Suuu-weeet!

~Barbara Bellesi

 

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