Emily Hillard

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Plastic Surgeon

• Emily Hillard

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The description of this job

• The Surgeons help people change their look or
  ability of how they act around their surroundings
  and their peers.
• Surgeons take care of injuries, birth marks,
  diseases and etc.

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SaLaRy!

• Surgeons start out getting 228,839 per year
  working for their first two years.
• After working their first two years, they make
  282,504 per year.

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Education and Training

• Surgeons start off in school taking courses like
  Physics, Biology, Mathematics, English, and
  Inorganic or Organic Chemistry
• 4 years of Undergraduate School
• 4 years of Medical School
• 3 to 8 years of Internship and Residency

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JoB OuTLoOk

• Employment of physicians and surgeons is
  projected to grow faster than average for all
  occupations through the year 2014 due to
  continued expansion of health care industries.
• The growing and aging population will drive
  overall growth in the demand for physician
  services, as consumers continue to demand high
  levels of care using the latest technologies,
  diagnostic tests, and therapies.

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My Interest in being a Surgeon!

• Ive always wanted to be a Plastic Surgeon ever
  since the fourth grade. Its always been
  something very interesting to me. I like having
  the chance to make people happy and feel good
  about themselves. I think its very interesting to
  see the outcome of change in between before and
  after.

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ToP FivE

• The top five surgical procedures for women were
  liposuction, breast augmentation, eyelid surgery,
  tummy tuck and facelift.
• The top five surgical procedures for men were
  liposuction, eyelid surgery, rhinoplasty, male
  breast reduction and hair transplantation.

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Pick the Right things!

• If you are wanting to have plastic surgery you
  need to know which procedures will have the best
  results for you and to have the right Surgeon.
• If you want to have surgery, you need to inform
  yourself on the steps to take to have the best
  results.

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The Risks

• Every surgical procedure, even a simple tooth
  extraction, involves some degree of risk. Risk
  can be defined not only in terms of possible
  surgical complications but also by disappointment
  if the surgical result does not match ones
  expectations.
• There are four basic risks which include
  bleeding, infection, reactions to anesthesia and
  scarring.

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The HiStOry

• At the end of the War, 11,572 major facial
  operations had taken place at Queens Hospital,
  Kent, England.
• Plastic Surgery started to grow after the World
  War l and so now, Plastic Surgery has approved
  over the years.