Economy is wrinkle in cosmetic surgery for specialists in Oklahoma
TULSA — The sagging economy is still waiting for that perfect lift that will take it from appearing listless to luxurious.
For plastic and cosmetic surgeons, the economic downturn has led to some subtle changes.
Some report a growing interest by patients in wanting to look younger to compete for jobs. Others say people are seeking less-invasive procedures that don't cost as much and don't require a ...
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