In modern society, the obsession with a young and beautiful appearance has become ordinary and has resulted in an upswing in cosmetic procedures trying to reverse the aging process. During these last few years, the evolution on this topic has expanded and the requirement of the patient for interventions increased exponentially. Different techniques were developed in order to meet the growing demand. The purpose of this cross-sectional study was to explore, in the general population, the opinions on invasive and non-invasive esthetic procedures, how many people already had an esthetic procedure done, how many wanted to have one and which procedure was the most popular. We compared these results between a sample of Croatian and French population. The data of 360 Croatians and 360 French, over the age of 18 years, without any pre-selection were included in the study. The study was done over a 4 month period during the year 2018. Results show a significant trend in invasive surgical procedures in the French and Croatian population with preponderance for rhinoplasty. It was found that in the Croatian population, the most common esthetic procedures in the population included rhinoplasty (33,3%), breast surgery (17,8%) and hyaluronic acid injections (17,8%). In the French population, the majority had rhinoplasty (45,6%) and Botox injections (24,4%). However, we can conclude that most of the procedures desired by both populations are non-invasive. Croatians mostly want hyaluronic acid injections (30,6%) and French population mostly will prefer Hyaluronic acid injections (46,2%) and Botox injections (35,6%). Nevertheless, the rhinoplasty (26,4%) stay a preponderant invasive surgery wanted by the Croatian population. We can conclude that the French population is more prone to use non-invasive esthetic procedures compared to the Croatian population even if the Croatian population start going the same way, they still have a strong desire for rhinoplasty. This study is still conducted to be able to recruit a bigger sample to be more significant.