For several years now, plastic surgeons in a number of European countries have noted the boom of retirees who fall under a scalpel with the hope of improving their appearance. Women over 60 years of time are turning to the doctors with a request to change the shape of the nose, tighten over the years the breast that has lost its elasticity and smooth out wrinkles.
It is curious that retired men do not disdain with plastics, increasingly asking them to make them rhinoplasty, tighten their eyelids or remove the hated "male breast."
Surveys have shown that the main goal of retirees applying to plastic surgeons is the desire to increase their attractiveness. Experts say the shift of the boundaries of old age up, because in the past, people over 65 years were not concerned about their appearance in the first place.
