New Online Authority: CosmeticSurgery.com
A new website is launched dedicated to showcase information about cosmetic surgery procedures and the professionals behind it.
ONTARIO, CA (PRWEB) July 8, 2004 -- A new, consumer-friendly website, CosmeticSurgery.com, was launched July 1st by MedAvenue, an internet hosting and website creation media firm with offices in Salt Lake City, Utah, and Ontario, California.
Dedicated to a women readership, CosmeticSurgery.com now carries the latest news and features about cosmetic and plastic surgery, profiles of hundreds of surgeons, a physician locator service and articles explaining what is involved in hundreds of common cosmetic procedures. Its all backed up by one of the largest online collections of before-and-after pictures of cosmetic surgery patients. Moreover, the new website allows users to email the doctor of their choice and link to his/her office website where she can read in detail about the practice, specialties and mission statement.
Also featured on the site are articles written by prominent surgeons and other experts.
Additionally, CosmeticSurgery.com has in the works more online features like chat rooms, forums and features of women who have surgically enhanced their appearances, thereby boosting their self images and, often, changing their lives.
"Henceforth, when people hear about cosmetic surgery, they will be thinking about CosmeticSurgery.com," Michael Powers, President and CEO of MedAvenue.
Interest in cosmetic and plastic surgery has never been greater. Four immensely popular television programs about plastic and cosmetic surgery mirror the experience of 8.7 million Americans who underwent a cosmetic procedure in 2003. And, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons in Washington, D.C., demand for plastic surgery has increased 32 percent over this time last year. Cosmetic procedures are so popular, many mothers and daughters undergo surgery together while one third of surgeons belonging to the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery report seeing patients who received plastic surgery as a gift.
MedAvenue hosts two other websites, iEnhance.com, a website for general readership and PlasticSurgery.com, a website aimed at experienced users and physicians.
"It's a quantum leap," says Gregory J. Powers, MedAvenue's Chief Technical Officer. "With the launch of CosmeticSurgery.com, we have become a media company and online destination for people interested in cosmetic or plastic surgery. As we grow, the public will recognize us as an authority on all things relating to cosmetic surgery."
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