Tummy Tuck
This observational study examines geographic variation in consumer interest for tummy tuck surgery (abdominoplasty) across 12 major U.S. cities using Google Keyword Planner data from January 2022 to May 2025. Cities analyzed include Miami, Los Angeles, Dallas, Houston, New York, Chicago, Tampa, Phoenix, Austin, San Francisco, Atlanta, and Nashville.
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This study investigates how consumer interest in nonsurgical rhinoplasty—commonly known as "nose filler"—varies between major U.S. cities on the East and West Coasts. Using Google Keyword Planner data from January 2022 to June 2024, the research team analyzed average monthly search volume and year-over-year growth
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Choosing to undergo cosmetic surgery is not a decision made overnight. As outlined in the recent Medium article “Step-by-Step Journey to Choosing Cosmetic Surgery” by Sameer Ahmed, the journey involves emotional preparation, informed decision-making, and careful recovery planning. But beyond the procedure itself lies something deeper: confidence, clarity, and the
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Thinking about getting plastic surgery this year? You’re not alone. Cosmetic procedure interest ebbs and flows by season, and knowing when others are booking can help you time your surgery, budget better, and snag deals. We analyzed Google search volume, RealSelf forum activity, and surgeon availability to break down
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Do cosmetic surgery trends follow a seasonal rhythm? Yes — and this Aesthetic Match study proves it. Using monthly Google Keyword Planner data from six major U.S. cities, we analyzed fluctuations in search behavior for top procedures like BBL, Lipo 360, and Facelifts. BBLs surged in the spring, while facelifts
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How much does cosmetic surgery really cost in your city? This Aesthetic Match study analyzed 18 price-related keywords across six cities — like “cheap lipo Dallas” and “BBL cost Miami” — and compared search behavior with real surgeon quotes and RealSelf averages. Surprisingly, “cheap” keywords often led patients to higher-than-average priced surgeons,
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In our latest internal study, we analyzed over 5,200 Google search queries tied to cosmetic surgery—breaking them into branded vs. generic keyword groups (e.g., “Goals Plastic Surgery BBL” vs. “BBL near me”). Using AestheticMatch’s blog performance data, we compared user behavior, session length, and click-through rates
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We tracked monthly Google search volumes for Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) surgery in Los Angeles, Houston, Atlanta, Dallas, Miami, and Tampa from June 2024 to May 2025. Los Angeles led with an average of 39,660 searches per month, while Atlanta (21,310) and Dallas saw the sharpest year-over-year declines