More Americans are getting plastic surgery so they will look better in selfies.  A new poll by the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery shows that one-out-of-three plastic surgeons has seen a surge in demand for cosmetic surgery, mainly from people who want to look better on social media.  The self-portrait using a smartphone, or selfie, has risen in popularity.  Now, plastic surgeons are reporting a ten-percent rise in nose jobs, a seven-percent rise in hair transplants and a six-percent rise in eyelid surgery from patients who want to improve their selfie image.