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You can see it on television as well as in the general public. Cosmetic surgery is a popular growth industry as well as a public obsession.
Demand for the top cosmetic surgery procedures grew by more than 26% between 1999 and 2000, and by substantially more than that between 2000 and the present.
The public perception of cosmetic surgery appears to be that it is quick and easy. It is not. The fact is that most cosmetic surgery operations or "procedures" are extremely complex and require a high degree of anatomical, physiological and technical skill, precisioned surgical skill as well as keen aesthetic appreciation.
Let's be perfectly clear. Cosmetic plastic surgery involves medicine and skill at very high levels, not "Doc Hollywood" business persons. Recipients of cosmetic plastic surgery are "patients", not just customers or clients in a business transaction.
The continuous training and credentialing of cosmetic plastic surgeons is as important as training and credentialing in other fields of medical endeavors and surgery.
While no surgery, including cosmetic plastic surgery is without the risk of complications, choosing the right surgeon is crucial in the process.
Mistakes or errors by the surgeon and his support team can happen; however, when they do happen the patient should contact a medical malpractice attorney immediately.
[For an initial courtesy consultation, or questions, call medical malpractice attorney Charles Jerome Ware at his Maryland/D.C. area-based law offices: (410) 720-6129 or (410) 730-5016, or email him at charlesjeromeware@msn.com]
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