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Patients from the U.S. and from the European countries as well are seeking alternatives for affordable plastic surgery and other medical procedures abroad. This is due to the sudden increase of the cost of health insurances and medical treatments. With an estimated 43 million U.S. citizens are without health insurance and 120 million Americans without dental coverage, medical tourism will be particularly attractive in the United States. Patients in Britain, Canada and other countries with long waiting lists for major surgery will be just as eager to take advantage of foreign health-care options.