Minor cosmetics procedures on the rise in Italy

Published: 17-Sep-2015
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Mario Pelle Ceravolo, President of AICPE, on the latest trends in aesthetic surgery in Italy

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Mario Pelle Ceravolo, President of the Italian Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (AICPE), spoke to Cosmetics Business Markets about why the aesthetic procedures market in Italy as a whole declined in 2014, and which sectors are doing well.

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