% say they can always tell whether or not a person has had an injectable treatment, % of these women were actually able to do so when presented with an image of a woman who had treatment, % of those who did not think she had treatment said they felt this way because she looked natural.

% of women say their skin makes them look tired and stressed even when they're not, When it comes to considering a beauty makeover, % cited a treat for themselves as the number one reason

Number of plastic surgeons, Surgical procedures performed (e.g. Breast augmentation, Breast reduction, Buttocks lift, Blepharoplasty, Hair transplantation)

Includes: Number of spas, Spa revenues, Employment, Total spa visits in 2005, Total Indoor Square Footage

Average Annual growth in spa locations by region and type of spa, Overall growth in revenue, employment, visits, square footage, Renovations and expansions (within past two years and intentions for next five) by type of space (e.g. treatment rooms, retail, beauty salon, dedicated relaxation area, exercise programs/facilities, retail)

Tourism orientation of spas by spa type and region, Growth in the number of tourism-oriented spa locations, Origin of spa visits (local residents, other Canada, U.S., International) by spa type and region, Share of revenue generated by tourists.

Key spa industry statistics by region and by spa type - mean & median (e.g. profit margin, full time employees, contract employees, % of revenue to payroll, indoor square footage, annual spa visits, % by new clients, % by male clients, % revenues by tourists, Average price per service per massage, per facial, Ownership structure, Years in business, Services offered ( treatment rooms, retail, beauty salon, dedicated relaxation area, educational/nutritional classes, exercise programs, lodging, restaurant, locker rooms, sports activities)

Percentage of indoor space used by service offering, Percentage of revenue by service offering, Treatment room service offerings (Facials, Massage, Wet treatments, Pedicures/manicures/nails, Hair removal (waxing, electrolysis, laser, etc.), Body treatment), Allocation of treatment room revenue

Exercise program and facility service offerings (Fitness Room, Cardiovascular, Weight Training, Yoga, Spiritual or Mind and Body Programs, Indoor Pool, Posture and Alignment, Aerobics, Aqua fitness)

Educational and nutritional classes offered (e.g. Nutritional Consultations, Weight Management, Fitness Consultation, Medical Consultation, Makeup, Meditation)

Sports activities offered, Allocation of Beauty Salon revenue (Hair services, Nail services, Other), Retail products sold by spa type

Medical Treatments Offered (Laser Hair Removal, Microdermabrasion, Botox, Chemical Peel, Acupuncture, Chiropractic, Reflexology, Ayurvedic Medicine, Sclerotherapy, Liposuction)

Marketing channels used by spa industry, Allocation of marketing efforts (local, other province, other Canada, U.S., International), Packages offered

Types of compensation offered to staff (by hour, by treatment, performance incentives, salary, benefits, commissions, overtime pay), Types of training spas provide for staff, % have certified Aesthetician, Massage therapist, Spa Director, Front desk receptionist