Plastic Surgery and COVID-19: American Society of Plastic Surgeons release New Guidelines
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As plastic surgeons prepare to resume elective procedures, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) is providing its nearly 8,000 members essential tools and resources, including a comprehensive playbook with enhanced patient and staff safety protocols. The Society has also organized access to personal protective equipment to help advance smooth, safe returns. Image credit: earldan via flickr ASPS survey finds Americans have positive attitude toward plastic surgery during COVID-19 pandemic ASPS recently gauged Americans’ perceptions of plastic surgery in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, analyzing responses from more than 1,000 consumers in a national survey fielded by market research firm Quester, providing insights into how consumers feel about the category and top treatments. The results demonstrate that, during the pandemic, 49% of those who haven’t had plastic surgery indicated they are open to cosmetic or reconstructive treatment in the future. Of those, 28% would consi