NIP/TUCK

By Rachel Sanderson

LONDON (Reuters) – Cosmetic surgery is altering not just how people look but how they feel by changing perceptions of middle age, a study showed Monday.

Global research group AC Nielsen surveyed people in 42 countries and found 60 percent of Americans, the world’s biggest consumers of cosmetic surgery and anti-aging skincare, believe their sixties are the new middle age.

On a global scale, three out of five consumers believed forties was the new thirties.

To read article in full: Cosmetic surgery helps make 60s new middle age?�|�Top News�|�Reuters.com