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August 3, 2009 | By diane | Posted In Uncategorized Questions to ask your plastic surgeon (ABPS guide) • Are you certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery? • Are you a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons? • Were you trained specifically in the field of plastic surgery? • How many years of plastic surgery training have you had? • Do you have hospital privileges to perform this procedure? If so, at which hospitals? • Is the office-based surgical facility accredited by a nationally- or state-recognized accrediting agency, or is it state-licensed or Medicare-certified? • Am I a good candidate for this procedure? • What will be expected of me to get the best results? • Where and how will you perform my procedure? • What surgical technique is recommended for me? • How long of a recovery period can I expect, and what kind of help will I need during my recovery? • What are the risks and complications associated with my procedure? • How are complications handled? • What are my options if I am dissatisfied with the outcome of my surgery? • Do you have before-and-after photos I can look at for this procedure and what results are reasonable for me? For more information from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, visit: www.plasticsurgery.org

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