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<h3>Lipoplasty Most Performed Procedure In Latest International Study</h3>
 
The International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) has released the results of the third annual statistical analysis:  Global Study of Aesthetic/Cosmetic Surgery Procedures Performed in 2011.  Comparative results of the 2010 and 2011 surveys are available at <a title="ISAPS Statistics" href="http://www.isaps.org/isaps-global-statistics.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.isaps.org/isaps-global-statistics.html</a>.
The 2012 study invited approximately 20,000 plastic surgeons to participate. In addition, the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) and the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery (SBCP) assisted with this year`s ISAPS study. Results are projected to reflect international statistics and are exclusively based on the estimated number of plastic surgeons in each country and the respondent sample.
Results reveal a hierarchy of countries with the most surgical and non-surgical aesthetic/cosmetic procedures performed by board certified (or the equivalent) plastic surgeons in 2011. Several summaries provided include tables showing the number of surgeons and procedures by country. Caution is urged when observing year‐to‐year comparisons, because studies such as this can experience substantial variances within specific procedures. The pool of responding physicians varies from year to year and the sample sizes for specific countries may significantly fluctuate between years.
 
Procedural Frequency Shows Modest Variation 
<h3>Lipoplasty remains the most performed procedure, representing 19.9% of total surgical procedures, while Botulinum Toxin Type A (Botox and Dysport) leads with 38.1% among non-surgical procedures.  The popularity of surgical procedures varied by country. The United States, Brazil, China, Japan, and Italy ranked as the top five most dominant countries for surgical procedures.  </h3>
 
Grand Totals  
The ISAPS survey reports several important statistics with regard to the total number of board certified (or national equivalent) plastic surgeons practicing globally, estimated to be 32,000. These figures do not take into account surgical and non-surgical procedures performed by medical professionals and others who are not plastic surgeons.
 
Methodology 
The survey was compiled, tabulated, and analyzed by Industry Insights, Inc. (www.industryinsights.com) an independent research firm based in Columbus, Ohio in the United States. The survey leader was Scott Hackworth, CPA and research analyst who has conducted various forms of research on trends in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery for over 15 years. Participants in the survey completed a two-page, English language questionnaire that focused on the number of surgical and non-surgical procedures they performed in 2011. Final figures have been projected to reflect international statistics and are based exclusively on the estimated number of plastic surgeons in each country. To aid in tallying the total number of plastic surgeons, representatives of National Societies provided the counts for over 90% of the 32,000 total estimated plastic surgeons. A formula was used to estimate numbers in non-reporting countries based on their Gross Domestic Product and Population.
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The full report on the 2011 ISAPS Statistics is available in the following <a href="/uploads/Files/Industry-Statistics/ISAPS-Results-Procedures-in-2011.pdf" target="_blank">PDF document</a>.
ISAPS: Full details of the ISAPS Worldwide Survey are available from <a title="ISAPS" href="http://www.isaps.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.isaps.org</a>
The forty-three year old International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery is the largest international society of individual plastic surgeons with 2,360 current members in 93 countries. Surgeons undergo a strict application process to determine their qualifications to join the society. The ISAPS mission is twofold: the continuing education of plastic surgeons in latest techniques in the field of aesthetic (cosmetic) surgery and medicine - and the promotion of patient safety.

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