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This survey was carried out in the 4th week of the outbreak
of COVID-19 pandemic in Greece and was aimed at the social and economic impact
caused by this and the state's decision to suspend the operation of businesses
in Greece. The participants were 158 businessmen with owned aesthetic center
from various areas of Greece. Statistical results were conducted using
questionnaires through Google forms and analyzed through PSPP software. 38% of
the participants answered that they do not have staff and 58.2% employ 1-5
people. 28.5% mentioned they were concerned about the effects of COVID-19 in
December 2019. Τwo months later their businesses seemed to be affected
financially when the pandemic began to spread. 27.2% answered that the business
turnover decreased >50%. Only 5.7% of the participants were not affected
financially, while the remaining 67.1% had a turnover reduction of 1-50%. The
reduction of the monthly turnover is calculated for the first month of
suspension of the operation of the company.
Keywords: COVID-19, Pandemic, Public health, Aesthetic
center, Financial impact, Greece
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