How can I build trust between me and my doctor?

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A: One can build trust with their doctor by spending time...

By Mark A. Codner, MD - Atlanta Plastic Surgeon

One can build trust with their doctor by spending time with their doctor during a second office visit prior to surgery. If a doctor does not welcome you to think about your decision and return for a second visit, that might not be the right doctor and indicate a lack of patience on their part. Talk to your... more

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