Poor Job Market Leads Some to Plastic Surgery
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Faced with news of increasing layoffs, straining economic times, and a belief that hiring is based on looks, millions of American women are looking at cosmetic medical procedures to give them a competitive edge in the workplace. Here, WOIO-TV news explores an ASPS report, which revealed that 13 percent of the women surveyed said they would consider having a cosmetic medical procedure specifically to make them more confident and more competitive in the job market. Learn more about plastic surgery and the economy.
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