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What is changing in safety, technique and recovery, summarized with the source linked. Not medical advice: information to arrive better prepared to your consultation.
ISAPS reported in June 2025 more than 17.4 million aesthetic surgeries and 20.5 million non-surgical procedures in 2024; eyelid surgery overtook liposuction as the most common surgery for the first time.
Read more →The NEJM study (2009) across eight countries showed the WHO 19-item checklist cut complications from 11% to 7% and in-hospital mortality from 1.5% to 0.8%.
Read more →Systematic reviews from 2021 to 2025 conclude that tranexamic acid reduces blood loss, bruising and swelling in plastic surgery without a significant increase in clotting events.
Read more →The ERAS Society published consensus recommendations for breast reconstruction in 2017; reviews show better pain control, fewer opioids and shorter stays, including in outpatient surgery.
Read more →The ASPS venous thromboembolism task force recommends stratifying each patient's risk with the 2005 Caprini score and adjusting prophylaxis to the result.
Read more →U.S. and international plastic surgery societies issued joint advisories: fat must never be injected into the gluteal muscle, and using ultrasound to see the cannula tip lowers the risk of fat embolism.
Read more →This content summarizes scientific publications and professional-society guidelines; it does not replace your surgeon's or anesthesiologist's evaluation. Every item links its original source.