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Is there a list of highly rated plastic surgeons?
Q. Hi, ok so I have been thinking of getting a nose job, but I am a really paranoid person. I have been researching everything. I need to know if there is some kind of list of plastic surgeons w/ a good track record. I have been typing in best surgeons & top surgeons, but it only gives you a Dr.s private page b/c he considers himself the best, not a real list. I am really scared of botched surgery's. I want a good surgeon. I am in Philadelphia, so I want a Dr. In Philadelphia or NJ or NY or something close by. ANy personal experiences? Thanks alot!
Only serious answers [please or I will report abuse.
Only serious answers [please or I will report abuse.
A. The best way to select your plastic surgeon is to do your own research. Take your time. Interview at least two or three plastic surgeons, and see examples of their work. Look at their before and after pictures. Make sure you like the results of the doctor's work and that you feel you have a good rapport with him. That way, you have made a rational, informed decision for yourself. Don't just blindly take someone else's recommendation. Anyone who refers you to a plastic surgeon has far less at stake in the outcome than you do, so it's up to you to take responsibility for finding the best doctor.
Other ways, mostly unsatisfactory:
�Get a recommendation from your family doctor.
Your family doctor is busy, and probably doesn't make a career out of carefully evaluating every plastic surgeon in town. He might refer you to a couple plastic surgeons whom he knows well, and the best plastic surgeon in town might not get mentioned. Your doctor very possibly does not know the quality or lack of quality of the plastic surgeons whose names he gives you.
�Get a recommendation from a satisfied patient.
That patient might be satisfied with the results he achieved, not knowing that a different doctor could have done much, much better.
�Find out if the doctor is board-certified.
Board certification, by itself, means almost nothing. Remember that the board certification test is a written test; it does not evaluate the surgeon's manual dexterity, his artistic talents, whether he cares about his patients' well-being, or whether his results are excellent, just passable, or bad. You don't just want a board-certified doctor, you want a doctor who can deliver excellent results.
�Get a referral from a hospital referral line.
A hospital referral line will send you at random to one of the plastic surgeons who work at that hospital, but to none of the doctors who don't work at that hospital. Hospital referral lines don't take skill or patient satisfaction into account at all.
�Get a recommendation from your cosmetologist or hair stylist.
Actually, this may be a reasonable way to select a plastic surgeon, second only to doing your own research. Your cosmetologist is in the appearance business, sees the scars and the results, isn't afraid to talk to the clients, and probably has seen and compared the work of many of the local plastic surgeons. If your cosmetologist is experienced, it's not a bad place to start.
If you're not sure where to start, you can get some names from your cosmetologist or from your family doctor, but remember that you still have to check out the plastic surgeons yourself. The Yellow Pages will have a complete list of doctors, but remember that the size and quality of the ad doesn't necessarily correlate with the skill of the surgeon.
Contacting a plastic surgeon is probably the best idea for advice. These sites have a lot of other helpful information�
http://www.san-diego-plastic-surgery-cosmetic-surgery-doctors.us/cosmetic-surgery-san-diego-breast-surgery-article-3.htm
http://www.san-diego-dentist.us/
http://www.medical-research-study-directory.info/san-diego-medical-research-study.htm
http://hoodia-research.blogspot.com
http://www.acne-treatment-medicine-1.info
Other ways, mostly unsatisfactory:
�Get a recommendation from your family doctor.
Your family doctor is busy, and probably doesn't make a career out of carefully evaluating every plastic surgeon in town. He might refer you to a couple plastic surgeons whom he knows well, and the best plastic surgeon in town might not get mentioned. Your doctor very possibly does not know the quality or lack of quality of the plastic surgeons whose names he gives you.
�Get a recommendation from a satisfied patient.
That patient might be satisfied with the results he achieved, not knowing that a different doctor could have done much, much better.
�Find out if the doctor is board-certified.
Board certification, by itself, means almost nothing. Remember that the board certification test is a written test; it does not evaluate the surgeon's manual dexterity, his artistic talents, whether he cares about his patients' well-being, or whether his results are excellent, just passable, or bad. You don't just want a board-certified doctor, you want a doctor who can deliver excellent results.
�Get a referral from a hospital referral line.
A hospital referral line will send you at random to one of the plastic surgeons who work at that hospital, but to none of the doctors who don't work at that hospital. Hospital referral lines don't take skill or patient satisfaction into account at all.
�Get a recommendation from your cosmetologist or hair stylist.
Actually, this may be a reasonable way to select a plastic surgeon, second only to doing your own research. Your cosmetologist is in the appearance business, sees the scars and the results, isn't afraid to talk to the clients, and probably has seen and compared the work of many of the local plastic surgeons. If your cosmetologist is experienced, it's not a bad place to start.
If you're not sure where to start, you can get some names from your cosmetologist or from your family doctor, but remember that you still have to check out the plastic surgeons yourself. The Yellow Pages will have a complete list of doctors, but remember that the size and quality of the ad doesn't necessarily correlate with the skill of the surgeon.
Contacting a plastic surgeon is probably the best idea for advice. These sites have a lot of other helpful information�
http://www.san-diego-plastic-surgery-cosmetic-surgery-doctors.us/cosmetic-surgery-san-diego-breast-surgery-article-3.htm
http://www.san-diego-dentist.us/
http://www.medical-research-study-directory.info/san-diego-medical-research-study.htm
http://hoodia-research.blogspot.com
http://www.acne-treatment-medicine-1.info
Can anyone recommend a GOOD DENTIST in CC Philadelphia?
Q. My dentist has been dissapointing me, I'm looking for someone who truly cares for their patients and does the job well. Thank you very much!
A. In Center City you will find all to be caring about the size of your wallet.
hey do anybody know the number to Episcopal Dentist in Philadelphia?
Q. hey i live in philly and i need the phone number to temple Dentist in philadelphia. All i no is that it is on lehigh ave. not the lil kids one but the one for adults
A. Temple University Hospital/Episcopal Division
Temple University Hospital
100 E. Lehigh Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19125-1098
Phone: (215) 707-1020 or (215) 707-1021
Temple University Hospital
100 E. Lehigh Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19125-1098
Phone: (215) 707-1020 or (215) 707-1021
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