October 23, 2009

Plastic Surgery Can Often Gauge The Economy, Says Dr. Nikolov

The old saying "youth is wasted on the young" rings with a high shrill these days. The advent of modern technology and the Internet has gone the fastest period of modernization ever to the business environment. Looking savvy and vibrant often means the difference between becoming employed or staying employed. One must have experience and a youthful fresh appearance to stay competitive whether in the executive suite or in the general workforce.

October 7, 2009

 "It's a cultural change," says Dr. Nicholas Nikolov, a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon who has recorded a 30 per cent increase in male clients over the past three years. "The perception is that people who are energetic and capable look youthful. Patients want to look younger so that the outside matches their enthusiasm and vigour inside." - Dr. Nicholas Nikolov
 

September 15, 2008 

According to movies, television shows and best selling novels, the ideal look for a man must include 6 pack abs, a chiseled jaw line, perfect pecs and oh, flawless skin… a tall order for even the macho-est of the species.

So, more and more…men are turning to NIPS/ tucks and implants to achieve perfection.

In a recent phenomenon, men now represent a growing segment of the aesthetic surgery market. According to a February, 2008 consumer survey, 57% of men approve of cosmetic surgery, with 20% saying they would consider plastic surgery. Surprisingly, seventy-nine percent (79%) of American men surveyed say they would not be embarrassed if people, in addition to their family and close friends knew they had undergone cosmetic surgery. Renowned plastic surgeon, Dr. Nicholas Nikolov of The Nilolov Center in Beverly Hills, states "approximately 20% of my facelift patients are men."