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Essentially, anyone with a medical degree
can call themselves a "cosmetic surgeon." Consequently, there are physicians
trained in ob/gyn, ENT and oral surgery, for example, who are performing
cosmetic surgery.
Once you find the list of potential physicians who meet this criteria, you should arrange a consultation. Determine if the physician is comfortable answering all your questions about a procedure or if they are annoyed by questions. Thirdly, you will need to determine if
the physician is offering you good advice about what make sense for
you. Because cosmetic surgery is more of an art than setting a broken
leg, you want to make sure that both you and your physician understand
what your goals are and what you wish to achieve.
Also keep in mind that one physician
may believe that pendulous breasts are ideal, while another may favor
the look of higher, more youthful breasts. You need to establish your
personal desires. Before
and after pictures can also be a good indicator of what
a surgeon favors.
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