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The world's largest organization of board-certified plastic surgeons is taking action to warn patients to investigate their doctor's qualifications before undergoing plastic surgery procedures. There is a misconception among consumers that as long as a doctor is certified in a medical field that he or she is qualified to practice plastic surgery. This is absolutely wrong and it is dangerous for patients.
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