Get that Perpetually Surprised Look Now! A U$.$S$.$ medical group with a specialty in plastic surgery made the decision to focus on facelifts, reasoning that this particular service would be increasingly desired as baby boomers age. The professionals were excellent in their medical service, but not surprisingly less informed about business and marketing. They also didn$$t want to spend much money on any kind of advertising. Looking at the medical group$$s records covering their last two years of service, these are the number of patients in each gender and age group. Men Women $2140$: $1154160$: $9316180$: $13$ The center avoids patients over $80,$ for health reasons $($any surgery is riskier$),$ and those under $21,$ for what they consider to be moral and ethical reasons. The center chose to target the men, $4160,$ arguing their profitability $($greatest discretionary funds$)$ and women, $6180,$ arguing theirs was the growing boomer segment. Do you agree with their strategic choice of target segments?