1. Cryolipolysis
   Liposuction
2. Abdominoplasty
   Rhinoplasty

Sometimes referred to as lipoplasty or surgical body contouring, liposuction is most frequently used to remove fat from areas like the abdomen, hips, thighs, buttocks, arms, calves and neck.

1. Microdermabrasion
   Chemical Peel
2. Laser hair removal
   Waxing

Laser hair removal works by heating hair follicles, which puts them in a dormant state for a significant period of time. While the procedure is often touted as permanent, the hair will grow back eventually, but not as quickly as it would with waxing or shaving. Additionally, when they grow back, hairs are typically lighter, finer and fewer in number.

1. Laser resurfacing
   Thermage
2. Dermal fillers
   Botox

In addition to cosmetic purposes, Botox (which is the brand name for the botulinum toxin protein) can also be used to treat muscle spasm disorders, ease pain caused by chronic migraines and stop excessive sweating.

1. Dermabrasion
   Microdermabrasion
2. Chemical peel
   Blepharoplasty

While this facial exfoliation technique delivers results similar to those achieved from dermabrasion, it's not same thing. Dermabrasion is an invasive surgical procedure that's performed by a medical professional and involves the use of anesthesia.

1. Chemical Peel
   Thermage
2. Microneedling
   Platelet-rich plasma therapy

A non-invasive alternative to surgical procedures such as face lifts or tummy tucks, Thermage can be used to smooth and tighten many areas of the body including the face, eyelids, hands and neck.

1. Otoplasty
   Rhinoplasty
2. Skin grafting
   Angioplasty

Also known as cosmetic ear surgery, this procedure can be performed on anyone with fully grown ears, which is typically after age five. In addition to being used on adults, it's sometimes performed on children with misshapen ears due to injury or birth defects.

1. Dermal fillers
   Auriculotherapy
2. Ultherapy
   Rhinoplasty

There are a number of FDA-approved products that are used as dermal fillers, many of which are substances that naturally occur in the body, such as hyaluronic acid. Because these substances are eventually absorbed by the body, dermal fillers provide temporary results that typically last from six to 18 months.

1. Microblading
   Microcurrentin
2. Microneedling
   Microstitching

Also called skin needling, collagen induction therapy (CIT) and percutaneous collagen induction (PCI), this procedure creates microscopic punctures in the skin to improve skin texture, fix pigment issues, remove acne scars and more.

1. Angioplasty
   Rhinoplasty
2. Blepharoplasty
   Thoracoplasty

Commonly called a nose job, rhinoplasty was the third most popular cosmetic procedure in 2018, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS). Breast augmentation and liposuction took first and second place respectively.

1. Eyelash lift
   Eyelash extension
2. Eyelash tint
   Eyelash curling

Performed on the upper eyelashes only, this semi-permanent treatment curls and lifts lashes so there's no need to use an eyelash curler before applying mascara. The results typically last six to eight weeks.

1. Abdominoplasty
   Intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy
2. Chemical peel
   Microblading

This semi-permanent tattoo-like technique is used to fill and shape sparse, thinning eyebrows. Results are instant and the procedure requires no recovery time. The pigment typically lasts up to two years before fading.

1. Cryoablation
   Cryoplasty
2. Cryolipolysis
   Cryoleveling

According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, cryolipolysis is one of the most popular nonsurgical fat reduction treatments, with more than 450,000 procedures performed each year.

1. Snail facial
   Bird poop facial
2. Bee venom facial
   Vampire facial

Officially called the PRP (platelet-rich plasma) facial, this procedure begins with a blood draw that is run through a machine to separate the blood cells from the platelets, which are rich in factors that stimulate tissue regeneration. The face is then microneedled with a special tool, and the PRP is applied to the skin immediately afterward.

1. BootyBlast
   Buttockoplasty
2. Rearincision
   Brazilian butt lift

Brazilian butt lifts (BBLs) are performed under anesthesia. A cosmetic surgeon uses liposuction to remove fat from one area of the body, then purifies it and injects it into the buttocks to make them look rounder and fuller.

1. Intense pulsed light (IPL) treatment
   Sclerotherapy
2. Chemical peel
   Fraxel laser treatment

Sometimes referred to as photoaging, this process is most often used to remove age spots, lighten freckles and treat broken blood vessels on the face. It can also minimize hair growth.

1. Myoplasty
   Abdominoplasty
2. Thoracoplasty
   Laminoplasty

Commonly called a tummy tuck, this procedure has been practiced for more than 100 years. The first ever was performed by two doctors in 1890 in France in 1890, while the first abdominoplasty in the U.S. was carried out by a gynecologic surgeon in Baltimore, Maryland in 1899.

1. Voltage facial
   Electro facial
2. Macrocurrent facial
   Microcurrent facial

Sometimes referred to as a non-surgical facelift, a microcurrent facial uses mild pulses of energy (called galvanic electrical currents) to reduce wrinkles, tighten pores and revitalize the skin by increasing blood flow.

1. Dermabrasion
   Fraxel laser treatment
2. Chemical peel
   Needle facial

More intense than microdermabrasion, this invasive exfoliating procedure is used to treat fine lines, sun damage, acne scars and more. Before the procedure, the face is numbed with anesthesia.

1. Ultherapy
   Cellfina
2. Sclerotherapy
   Cirefusion

The solution that's used for this procedure scars and shrinks the varicose vein, which forces blood to reroute through a healthier vein. The collapsed varicose vein then fades when its reabsorbed into local tissue.

1. Face lift
   Thread lift
2. Ultherapy
   Blepharoplasty

A less invasive alternative to the traditional facelift, this procedure is used to tighten moderately saggy cheeks, jowls, brows and necks. The results typically last one to three years.

1. Eyelash extensions
   Eyelash fillers
2. Eyelash lift
   Eyelash tint

Because each lash extension is attached to a natural eyelash, it will fall out naturally according to the lash's growth cycle. For this reason, eyelash extensions typically need to be touched up every three to four weeks.

1. Cellustrand
   Cellfina
2. Cellistraight
   Cellismooth

Approved by the FDA to treat dimple-type cellulite in the thighs and buttocks, Cellfina is a nonsurgical procedure that typically reduces the appearance of cellulite for up to two years.

1. CoolSculpt
   TummySculpt
2. EmSculpt
   FirmSculpt

After just four 30-minute treatments, this body contouring technique claims to produce results similar to the toning and fat-burning effect of performing 20,000 crunches. The noninvasive procedure involves being strapped to a vibrating device while lying down flat.

1. Cystoplasty
   Colpoplasty
2. Blepharoplasty
   Nephroplasty

In addition to giving the face a more awake and youthful appearance, blepharoplasty can help improve vision in some patients. It's often done in conjunction with another procedure, such as a face or brow lift.

1. Acid facial
   Skin graft
2. Chemical peel
   Planing pack

There are three basic types of chemical peels: Superficial, Medium and Deep. Each uses a different strength of (skin-safe) acid to penetrate and exfoliate the middle and/or outer layers of the skin.

1. Ultrasound facial
   Ultrasound smoothing
2. Ultratherapy
   Ultherapy

This FDA-approved technique is used to firm sagging skin, erase wrinkles and lift drooping eyebrow areas. It's performed by a physician or laser technician and typically takes 30 to 90 minutes a session.

1. Ablative laser resurfacing
   Nonablative laser resurfacing
2. High-beam laser peel
   Targeted laser planing

Both ablative laser and nonablative laser resurfacing techniques target skin issues such as age spots, wrinkles and uneven skin tone. Ablative lasers are more invasive and require more recovery time (but are also more effective) because they remove the top layer of the skin, while nonablative lasers leave the top layer of the skin intact.

1. Plasma rich planing
   Plasma face coating
2. Plasma skin tightening
   Plasma facial resurfacing

During this procedure, the heat generated by the plasma causes collagen fibers in the skin to contract, which firms and tightens the skin. The treatment is typically used to minimize deep wrinkles, fine lines and crow’s feet.

1. Mesotherapy
   Vitatherapy
2. Injectasmooth
   Vitatox

Originally used to relieve pain, Mesotherapy was developed by a French doctor in 1952. It's used to improve skin and remove fat in areas like the stomach, thighs, buttocks, hips, legs, arms and face.

1. Dimpleplasty
   Gummy smile surgery
2. Cheek augmentation
   Contourplasty

Not everyone is lucky enough to be born with dimples. If you wish your face had this adorable feature, dimpleplasty is the beauty treatment for you. On average, the procedure costs about $1,500.

1. Gastroplasty
   Brachioplasty
2. Nephroplasty
   Trabeculoplasty

While regular workouts and weight training can help tone arms naturally, it's very hard to get rid of the sagging skin underneath the arms that appears due to age, weight loss and/or genetics. Also referred to as an arm lift, Brachioplasty is a popular solution for this problem.

1. Upper muscle augmentation
   Gynecomastia surgery
2. Deltoid augmentation
   Extremity augmentation

In addition to being used for cosmetic purposes, deltoid augmentation (a.k.a. shoulder implants) can help patients in need of shoulder reconstruction due to deformities, illness or injuries.

1. Malar fat removal
   Submalar fat removal
2. Buccal fat removal
   Checkal fat removal

This surgical procedure is generally requested by people who believe their round, full faces make them look chubby or overweight. A cosmetic surgeon typically won't perform the procedure on patients with thin, narrow faces.

1. Bellyplasty
   Cordplasty
2. Navelplasty
   Umbilicoplasty

This plastic surgery technique is most often used by women whose bellybuttons have changed after pregnancy, or by people who have scarring or other abnormalities from an old belly button piercing.

1. Grin or smile lift
   Upturn technique
2. RBF Reversal
   Mouth raise

This cosmetic procedure literally turns a frown upside down. However, this is a downside. Some people have reported getting a permanent scar from the folds that form in the corners of the mouth.