1. $4.2 billion
   $6.6 billion
2. $9.1 billion

We shelled out nearly $7 billion dollars in 2010 to have our noses, breasts, chins, and other parts of ourselves minimized, adjusted or augmented.

1. 52 percent
   71 percent
2. 82 percent

The popularity of plastic surgery is on the rise. In just 10 years, the number of procedures jumped by more than 70 percent.

1. liposuction
   tummy tuck
2. breast enhancement

The breasts have it. Studies find more women are having their breasts enlarged than are making adjustments to any other part of their body.

1. 65 percent
   84 percent
2. 92 percent

They're the fairer sex, and they're also the gender most likely to go under the plastic surgeon's knife. Women account for the vast majority (92 percent) of plastic surgery procedures.

1. 77 percent
   87 percent
2. 92 percent

Most people (87 percent) who undergo plastic surgery feel better about themselves afterward. However, a small percentage leave their plastic surgeon's office feeling unsatisfied.

1. pain
   loss of appetite
2. extra energy

If you find that you can't concentrate, sleep or eat after your surgery, you may be suffering from post-surgical depression.

1. two times
   three times
2. four times

Women with breast implants are three times more likely to commit suicide. Researchers don't know why the suicide risk is so much higher among women who've had breast implant surgery, but it may have to do with the women's mental state when they go in for surgery.

1. obsessive-compulsive disorder
   generalized anxiety disorder
2. body dysmorphic disorder

Anyone who has body dysmorphic disorder cannot stop thinking about one or more flaws they're convinced they have. Research finds that even getting that flaw corrected with plastic surgery is unlikely to make them feel better.

1. 5 percent
   6 percent
2. 7 percent

Although only 1 percent of Americans overall have body dysmorphic disorder, among people having plastic surgery the percentage is about seven times higher.

1. cognitive behavioral therapy
   hypnosis
2. acupuncture

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), which focuses on identifying the issues that are causing your depression and then addressing those issues, has been shown very effective for treating post-surgical depression.

1. The American Medical Association
   The American Board of Plastic Surgery
2. Plastic Surgery Administrative Association

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons recommends finding a surgeon who is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.

1. nose
   eyes
2. breasts

Augmentation mammaplasty is a fancy way of saying breast implants.

1. mentoplasty
   brachioplasty
2. mastopexy

If your chin is receding or sticking out too far, a mentoplasty can help put it into better alignment with the rest of your face.

1. lipoplasty
   blepharoplasty
2. abdominoplasty

A blepharoplasty makes your eyes look wider and brighter by removing wrinkles, extra skin and bags under the eyes.

1. 8 percent
   12 percent
2. 20 percent

According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), complications will force up to 20 percent of women who have implants to eventually have them taken back out.

1. drinking coffee
   exercising
2. smoking

In addition to increasing your risks for cancer, heart disease, and wrinkles, smoking can slow healing after a surgical procedure.

1. sunglasses
   sunscreen
2. a nose guard

Your nose will be sensitive to the sun for a few months after surgery, so you'll need to wear sunscreen every time you go outside to protect it.

1. 25 percent
   48 percent
2. 67 percent

Americans are growing more comfortable with the idea of plastic surgery. Most (67 percent) would be just fine with everyone knowing they had "a little work" done.

1. 45
   55
2. 65

It might seem like seniors are having the most procedures, but actually plastic surgery is actually more common in middle age.

1. hospital
   surgical center
2. office facility

Surprisingly, hospitals aren't the top spots for plastic surgery. You're more likely to have a procedure performed right in your plastic surgeon's office.