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Three hundred years ago, the average life expectancy was in the 30s. Today, scientific progress allows us to reach our 60s, 70s, and 80s and to live better lives as we age. In 2006, the oldest of the Baby Boomers turned 60. What does this mean for the medical profession? The proliferation of health and beauty advertisements proves that most people today don't want to age gracefully or accept physical imperfection. In fact, your aging patients are highly active, and they aren't taking on the aging process without a fight. They want their looks to keep up with their active life style as they do what the Harvard School of Public Health recently labeled reinventing aging. Your patients want aesthetic treatment options, and the huge demand for nonsurgical aesthetic procedures continues to outpace aesthetic surgical procedures. Patients request these procedures at a growth rate of more than 4 times that of aesthetic surgical procedures.1 From 2000 to 2006, the total number of non-surgical aesthetic procedures more than doubled from approximately 5.7 million to over 11.5 million.2 With figures like these, your practice's welfare could depend on offering nonsurgical aesthetic procedures. If your patients are among the millions who want to look younger or find solutions to overcome their perceived imperfections, let Advanced Aesthetic Concepts (AAC) select the right combination of proven aesthetic technologies that will be best best suited for your patients. You can begin providing AAC's proven solutions right now! Explore your treatment options below or contact us at 800-337-0745 to begin providing AAC's proven solutions right now. To find out more about our treatments for specific conditions, select from the list below:
1. Reinventing Aging: Baby Boomers and Civic Engagement, a report from the Harvard School of Public HealthñMetLife Foundation Initiative on Retirement and Civic Engagement.
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