1. Demographics and macroeconomic effects in aesthetic surgery in the UK
C.O Duncan, M Ho-Asjoe, R Hittinger, H Nishikawa, N Waterhouse, B Coghlan, B Jones 
British Journal of Plastic Surgery 
Volume 57, Issue 6, Pages (September 2004)
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2. Figure 1
Bar chart showing rises in overall activity to 2002 compared with activity in 1998.
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3. Figure. 2
Line chart showing the ratio of male to female patients between 1998 and the first quarter of 2003.
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4. Figure 3
Line chart comparing mean age of male and female patients presenting to the department of plastic surgery between 1998 and Error bars represent standard deviations.
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5. Figure 4
Line chart showing percentage changes in numbers of facelifts performed between 1998 and early 2003 compared with percentage change in LIBOR in the same period.
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6. Figure 5
Line chart showing percentage changes in numbers of blepharoplasty's performed between 1998 and early 2003 compared with percentage change in LIBOR in the same period.
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7. Figure 6
Line chart showing percentage changes in numbers of breast augmentations performed between 1998 and early 2003 compared with percentage change in LIBOR in the same period.
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