Plastic Surgery has been changing rapidly in recent years. It is not about changing a person’s appearance, but mainly subtle improvements and that is the goal. In the next decade:

1. There will be fewer and fewer invasive treatments.

2. Technology, mainly with artificial intelligence, will change Plastic Surgery.

3. Social networks will raise ethical questions, mainly for the mental health of people with unrealistic expectations.

4. Fewer and fewer people will need Plastic Surgery after weight loss with the widespread use of GLP-1 type drugs.

5. Regenerative medicine will continue to evolve.

Plastic surgery helps people feel better about themselves. And that means improved interpersonal relationships, professional success and a better quality of life.

However, as cosmetic procedures become more and more common, non-Plastic Surgeons are performing treatments that are dangerous. Ask who you have in front of you to choose a Plastic Surgeon who is a member of the Greek, European, American Society of Plastic Surgery with a thesis at a University like Dr Liapakis. He can assure you that he will operate on you on safely.