Cosmetic Surgery Surgery performed primarily to improve the appearance of a part of the body. Cosmetic surgery evolved from reconstructive surgery. Not all insurance policies cover cosmetic surgery. Without Fear: How To Make Safe Choices and Informed Decisions-Patricia Burgess, Cosmetic Surgery Consultants-Patricia A. Burgess; Mass Market Paperback

BodySculputure: Plastic Surgery of the Body for Men & Women-Alan M. Engler MD-paperback

Associations:

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons 1 (800) 766-4955

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