It's expensive, invasive and sometimes risky, but Americans are more than willing pay for cosmetic surgery, to the tune of more than $10 billion in 2010 alone. See more »

There are many known risks that go along with breast augmentation surgery, but here's a new one -- there may be a link between breast implants and suicide. See more »

Sometimes people who need vision correction don't want to wear glasses. Contact lenses offer a virtually invisible solution. Learn how contact lenses correct sight and find out how to wear them safely. See more »

Cosmetic dentistry is an increasingly popular elective surgery that can permanently fix your smile. There are lots of options, but also many factors to consider if you're thinking of improving your smile. See more »

Liposuction is the most popular type of cosmetic surgery in America. Can we all just have our fat sucked out and say goodbye to diet and exercise? See more »

If you'd like to lose your love handles but don't want to risk surgery, smart liposuction is a new alternative. The procedure uses a laser to melt fat cells. See more »

Of the many skin-refreshing options, laser resurfacing and microdermabrasion are among the most popular. But which procedure is best? See more »

Don't worry, cleft lip and cleft palate can be corrected See more »

One of the most controversial procedures, human face transplants offer people who have been severely disfigured the chance at a new, more normal face. Learn about the benefits, risks and controversies associated with face transplantation. See more »

Do you have questions about plastic surgery? Get the answers to your questions and more in this Q&A format from lifestyle lift. See more »