I have a deep plane facelift scheduled in May 2023, however it is the last surgical slot of the week. Is that a concern? This Dr. is highly regarded and does excellent work, however he performs many surgeries per week (more than one per day). Should I change my surgery slot for early in the week and early in the morning so he and staff aren't exhausted?
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March 19, 2023
Answer: Does it matter what day of the week or time to schedule a facelift
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