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 | Top value and quality for statistics on plastic surgery. With them, you'll also learn about statistics on plastic surgery, procedures, and recovery. Statistics on plastic surgery  Plastic Surgery, including both reconstructive and cosmetic surgery, is a branch of surgery which entails the repair or replacement of malformed, injured or lost organs or tissues of the body. The two main differences between reconstructive and cosmetic surgery are as follows: (1) reconstructive surgery is generally performed to improve function while cosmetic surgery is generally performed to improve form or appearance; and (2) reconstructive surgery is generally covered by insurance while cosmetic surgery is not.
Reconstructive surgery is meant to correct abnormalities caused by congenital defects, developmental abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors, or disease. Some examples of reconstructive procedures include flap surgery, hand surgery, laser surgery, microsurgery, skin grafts, and tissue expansion.
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Cosmetic surgery may be defined as the enhancement or beautification of specified parts of the body. The following procedures are generally considered cosmetic procedures: breast augmentation, breast lift, breast reduction in men (gynecomastia), chemical peel, collagen/fat injections, dermabrasion, ear surgery (otoplasty), eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), facelift (rhytidectomy), facial implants, forehead lift, hair replacement surgery, laser facial resurfacing, liposuction, nose reshaping (rhinoplasty), and tummy tuck (abdominoplasty).
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