How Can I Tell if my Surgeon Has an Aesthetic Eye? I'm Looking For An Angular Chiseled Masculine Look
asked 9 months ago by james15 in los angeles, ca
Latest answer by Michael L. Schwartz, MD
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Tags: choosing a surgeon, masculine
I was shocked to recently find out that most plastic surgeons are trained in surgery but not in Aesthetics so how is it possible to find one who is. Typically I have had to do a lot of research myself to find out what makes a male more attractive. I'm looking for that angular chiseled look so how is it best to find a surgeon how can provide this for me? Could going to a female surgeon solve the problem??
3 answers to How Can I Tell if my Surgeon Has an Aesthetic Eye? I'm Looking For An Angular Chiseled Masculine Look
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Aesthetic choices
Board certified facial plastic and general plastic surgeons definitely have principles of aesthetic proportions and desires included in their curriculum. Although there are aethetic "norms" that are taught each surgeon does tend to develop their own aesthetic sense of beauty as they progress in their career. What you need to do is to have several consults with different surgeons, view many before and after photos of previous patients, do some computer imaging and then get a feel if...
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Michael L. Schwartz, MD
West Palm Beach Plastic Surgeon
West Palm Beach Plastic Surgeon
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Facial analysis before cosmetic surgery
I do not know where you are getting your information or how you found this out but I do not believe that is correct. I did a plastic surgery residency during which the subject of facial proportions and analysis of aesthetics was covered. I have also taken the inservice training exam for plastic surgery trainees multiple times over the last 10 + years as part of my continuing medical education. I took the last one in March 2011. Each one of these had an aesthetic - cosmetic section where...
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Aaron Stone, MD
Los Angeles Plastic Surgeon
Los Angeles Plastic Surgeon
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Good people are where you find them.
It is critical that you spend the time (and money) to find a surgoen who thinks like you do. Do not assume they get it. Most surgeons don't get it unfortunately. Carefully listen to how the analyze your concerns. If they are not on the right wavelength, this is not your surgeon. There is no shortcut for this.
