Plastic Surgeons Talking About Their Plastic Surgery
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How do you relate to your plastic surgeon? Their openness and understanding can be as important as their knowledge and experience. Sarah Dickie, MD, and Michelle Roughton, MD, give you a glimpse into the surgical and nonsurgical procedures they had and why they had them.
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This video is so fascinating.
It’s funny, I’m also studying to be a doctor and I’m also an awful patient lol no tolerance for pain
I have watched many book an appointment with the plastic surgeon that lead to permanent disfigurement.
The issue is that most of these people were already depressed before seeking help. An help that eventually made them to lose money, hope and probably the source of their livelihood.
I am not saying seeking the help of a plastic surgeon is bad as many people has found hope and love in their alms.
The issue is how do we know the good ones?
Watch this video and you would be surprised how someone’s dream was destroy be he sought for help.
[Plastic Surgery](https://youtu.be/FwkaAmhnPsY)
🥰👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Future plastic surgeon here… ill comment 5 years from now to confirm 🙂
4 years to go!
4 years left….no rush….you’re doing great.
Same here