Re: How many of you had a plastic surgeon?

[Guest guest]

My guy is maxillofacial and oral surgeon. If he has any plastic

surgery training, I don't know it.

(I say that because I just recently discovered that a fellow who's

now a cardiovascular surgeon here actually did a full residency in

plastic surgery, as well.)

Cammie

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> A continuation of my exploration into plastic surgeons versus

> strictly maxiofacial / orthognathic surgeons and what is more

common:

>

> What kind of surgeon performed your surgery?

>

>

>

> Thanks for letting me indulge my curiosity.

>

> us

[Guest guest]

My guy is maxillofacial and oral surgeon. If he has any plastic

surgery training, I don't know it.

(I say that because I just recently discovered that a fellow who's

now a cardiovascular surgeon here actually did a full residency in

plastic surgery, as well.)

Cammie

>

> A continuation of my exploration into plastic surgeons versus

> strictly maxiofacial / orthognathic surgeons and what is more

common:

>

> What kind of surgeon performed your surgery?

>

>

>

> Thanks for letting me indulge my curiosity.

>

> us

[Guest guest]

My surgeon was both plastics/maxiofacial/orthognatic. He is a

gifted man.

Carole Anne

>

> A continuation of my exploration into plastic surgeons versus

> strictly maxiofacial / orthognathic surgeons and what is more

common:

>

> What kind of surgeon performed your surgery?

>

>

>

> Thanks for letting me indulge my curiosity.

>

> us

[Guest guest]

My surgeon was both plastics/maxiofacial/orthognatic. He is a

gifted man.

Carole Anne

>

> A continuation of my exploration into plastic surgeons versus

> strictly maxiofacial / orthognathic surgeons and what is more

common:

>

> What kind of surgeon performed your surgery?

>

>

>

> Thanks for letting me indulge my curiosity.

>

> us

[Guest guest]

My surgeon is not an oral/maxillofacial surgeon, but a DDS and a

otolaryngologist (head and neck surgeon). Their office also does

facial plastic surgery, as well as surgeries to treat sleep apnea.

>

> A continuation of my exploration into plastic surgeons versus

> strictly maxiofacial / orthognathic surgeons and what is more

common:

>

> What kind of surgeon performed your surgery?

>

>

>

> Thanks for letting me indulge my curiosity.

>

> us

[Guest guest]

My surgeon is not an oral/maxillofacial surgeon, but a DDS and a

otolaryngologist (head and neck surgeon). Their office also does

facial plastic surgery, as well as surgeries to treat sleep apnea.

>

> A continuation of my exploration into plastic surgeons versus

> strictly maxiofacial / orthognathic surgeons and what is more

common:

>

> What kind of surgeon performed your surgery?

>

>

>

> Thanks for letting me indulge my curiosity.

>

> us