The American Society of Plastic Surgeons said that facelifts were one of the most performed plastic surgery procedures in the country in 2013. Since then, facelift’s popularity remains unstoppable. But amidst the many people trusting facelift, experts are still worried as there are some misleading information about the surgery floating on the web. If this continues, people may perceive wrong expectations. It’s time to gain clarity. Here are some myths about facelifts.
1. Only famous or elite people have the privilege to experience facelift.
2. All plastic surgeons are the same.
3. Age is a requirement for facelift.
4. Recovery is hard.
5. The face may look unnatural after facelift.
source: http://www.rapidlift.com/myths-facelifts-infographic/
Score from the experts at Killer Infographics
Visual Communication - 50%
Design - 60%
Content/Script - 65%
Usability - 75%
63%
Final Grade
This infographic busts myths on face-lifts. The ten tips are organized in an easy-to-read list. However, the images do not always correspond with the facelift myth in question. Without reading the text, it's difficult to see exactly how the images relate to the myths. Consider using images which relate directly to the text. In addition, while the use of photography functions as great tactic for illustrating real human faces, consider unifying the medical professional style, with the facial photographs, and the water-droplet header and footer sections. Understanding the visual theme of the infographic distracts from fully comprehending the piece's message.The blue arrows above the call-to-action do not offer a directional purpose, and therefore should not be used, as they guide the eye to the intersection of their points, not the information. We'd give this a D.
