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1Department Otolaryngology, University of Louisville Medical School.
Abstract:
Patient selection in aesthetic surgery is the ultimate inexact science, a mixture of surgical judgment, expertise, ego, gut feelings, personality interactions, and a spin of the roulette wheel. Using our procedural skills as well as our interpersonal skills will enhance our professional satisfaction and improve the quality of life for others as we try to reduce the likelihood of dissatisfaction, both for our patients and ourselves.
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