I’ve always wondered if doctors are more or less apt to seek treatment for medical conditions. Well, when it comes to plastic surgery, the doctor is often the patient, a new study finds.
Women surgeons were more likely than men to have cosmetic surgery. The study about the survey — appearing in the December issue of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery — suggests they can be an asset to patients who are trying to decide which kind of reconstructive surgery to receive.
It would be interesting to know if laser clinics and medical spas see an up-tick in treatments like Thermage, Fraxel, laser treatments or filler injections between female and male plastic surgeons. I’d certainly guess that laser hair removal and photofacials are more common among female docs running skin clinics.
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