plastic surgrey

[charliecharlie is verified member.]

cosmetic surgery terms

laserskinresurfacing.co.uk
labiareduction.co.uk
lipreduction.co.uk
non-surgicalpractitioners.co.uk
nipplereduction.co.uk
invertednipplecorrection.com
faceneckandbrowlift.com
faceneckandbrowlift.co.uk
ialsystem.co.uk
invertednipplecorrection.co.uk
ialsystem.com
testicularimplants.co.uk
restylaneandperlane.com
testicularimplants.com
wrinklesmoothing.com
wrinklesmoothing.co.uk
restylaneandperlane.co.uk
nosereshaping.co.uk
non-surgicalpractitioners.com
pectoralimplants.co.uk
removalofmoles.com
removalofmoles.co.uk
eyebagremoval.co.uk
collagenreplacementtherapy.co.uk
cheekandchinimplants.com
earcorrection.co.uk
collagenreplacementtherapy.com
cheekandchinimplants.co.uk
armandthighlifts.com
armandthighlifts.co.uk
calfimplants.co.uk
buttockimplants.co.uk

 

[revsorg]

It would be interesting to spend £194.88 just to see what sort of traffic you get on that set of domain names. If you were a plastic surgeon it would be a darn sight cheaper than buying Adwords.

 

[charliecharlie is verified member.]

as a hint - this term is the most popular - nosereshaping

if you were going to try and get extra traffic to you domain - wouldn't you be better off buying to hyphenated versions?

nose-reshaping

or i have i got that wrong - it just seems to be that google likes this format?