What Do Plastic Surgery Practice Owners Look for When Selecting a Plastic Surgeon

When hiring a plastic surgeon, practices are looking for a number of qualities, including:

  • Board certification: Board certification is the most important factor that practices consider when hiring a plastic surgeon. It ensures that the surgeon has met the highest standards of training and experience in their field.
  • Experience: Practices also look for surgeons with experience performing the specific procedures that they are interested in offering. This is especially important for more complex procedures, such as breast augmentation, liposuction, and facelifts.
  • Skill: Practices want to hire surgeons who are skilled and experienced in the latest surgical techniques. This helps to ensure that patients have the best possible outcomes.
  • Judgment: Plastic surgeons must have good judgment in order to make sound decisions about their patients’ care. This includes being able to assess risks and benefits, and to recommend the best course of treatment for each individual patient.
  • Communication skills: Plastic surgeons must be able to communicate effectively with their patients. This includes being able to explain the risks and benefits of surgery, and to answer patients’ questions in a clear and concise manner.
  • Bedside manner: Plastic surgeons should have a good bedside manner, meaning that they are able to make their patients feel comfortable and at ease. This is important because plastic surgery can be a stressful experience for many patients.

In addition to these general qualities, practices may also be looking for surgeons with specific skills and experience. For example, a practice that specializes in reconstructive surgery may be looking for a surgeon with experience in microsurgery. Or, a practice that specializes in cosmetic surgery may be looking for a surgeon with experience in using lasers and other non-invasive techniques.

When hiring a plastic surgeon, practices will typically review the surgeon’s CV, interview the surgeon, and ask for references from other surgeons and patients. Practices may also ask the surgeon to present cases at a meeting or to give a lecture on a specific topic.

Here are some additional tips for practices when hiring a plastic surgeon:

  • Consider the surgeon’s personality and fit with the practice culture.
  • Make sure that the surgeon is committed to ongoing education and training.
  • Ask the surgeon about their patient satisfaction rates.
  • Check the surgeon’s online reviews.

By carefully considering all of these factors, practices can hire the best possible plastic surgeon for their patients.

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