A majority of American women today are more worried about maintaining their body than their face.
When most American women aged 25 and up look in the mirror these days, most can find one or two things they would like to change, according to a new survey ofmore than1,000 American women commissioned by Syneron Medical.
Fewer than one in 10 womenare very satisfied with their current appearance. So what improvements on the face or body ranked the highest on women's wish list today?
Seven in 10 women admit they are most worried about developing a tummy bulge now, and 66% are concerned about developing one in the future. Half are worried about wrinkles and/or fine lines today and now, and 57% fear them in the future, the survey showed.
American women's perception of their bodies is a year-round concern, in or out of clothes.In fact, 73% of ladies admit that if they were to come into some money, they would be more likely to invest in a better body shape before a designer wardrobe.
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