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• Cosmetic surgery
  ...osmetic and [[Reconstructive Surgery|reconstructive surgery]]. Currently, Cosmetic Surgery is an umbrella term for the professional knowledge that lies behind a gamut ...rove the quality of life, and that benefit justifies their performance. In cosmetic surgery, however, the ceiling for acceptable risk of harm to the patient is low com
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• Cosmetic Surgery
  #REDIRECT [[Cosmetic surgery]]
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• Cosmetic surgery/Bibliography
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• Cosmetic surgery/Approval
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• Cosmetic surgery/Definition
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• Cosmetic surgery/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Cosmetic surgery]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Cosmetic Surgery
  #REDIRECT [[Cosmetic surgery]]
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• Cheek augmentation/Definition
  A [[cosmetic surgery]] procedure intended to pronounce the cheekbones in a person's face.
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• Reconstructive surgery
  ...urgery''' will be covered by private insurance or government health plans. Cosmetic surgery, on the other hand, is generally considered a luxury that requires payment
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• Elective surgery/Related Articles
  {{r|Cosmetic surgery}}
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• Rhinoplasty/Related Articles
  {{r|Cosmetic surgery}}
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• Rhinoplasty
  ...e shape of the [[Nose|nose]]. This operation may be classified as either [[Cosmetic Surgery|cosmetic]] or [[Reconstructive Surgery|reconstructive]] surgery, depending
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• Body dysmorphic disorder
  ...en people do seek help they are likely to consult a [[dermatologist]] or [[cosmetic surgery|cosmetic surgeon]]."<ref name="Veale2001">D. Veale. Cognitive-behavioural t ==Plastic and cosmetic surgery==
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• Plastic surgery
  * [[Cosmetic Surgery|Cosmetic (or aesthetic) surgery]] is performed in order to change features ===Cosmetic surgery===
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• Cheek augmentation/Related Articles
  {{r|Cosmetic surgery}}
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• Blepharoplasty/Related Articles
  {{r|Cosmetic surgery}}
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• Rhytidectomy/Related Articles
  {{r|Cosmetic surgery}}
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• Cosmetic surgery/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Cosmetic surgery]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Skin/Related Articles
  {{r|Cosmetic surgery}}
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• Rhytidectomy
  In 2005, the facelift was the sixth most popular cosmetic surgery performed after [[liposuction]], [[Breast implant|breast augmentation]], [[
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• Chin augmentation
  ...' the prominence of the [[Chin|chin]]. Although this is usually done for [[Cosmetic Surgery|cosmetic reasons]], it is also performed for the reconstruction of the face =Performed in conjunction with other cosmetic surgery=
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• Cosmetic surgery
  ...osmetic and [[Reconstructive Surgery|reconstructive surgery]]. Currently, Cosmetic Surgery is an umbrella term for the professional knowledge that lies behind a gamut ...rove the quality of life, and that benefit justifies their performance. In cosmetic surgery, however, the ceiling for acceptable risk of harm to the patient is low com
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• CZ Talk:Health Sciences Workgroup
  Would health sciences authors and editors kindly take a look at [[Cosmetic Surgery]] ? Thank you, Nancy [[User:Nancy Sculerati MD|Nancy Sculerati MD]] 09:23,
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• Rejuvenation (aging)
  ...d and have positive side effects normally correlated with [[happiness]]. [[Cosmetic surgery]] is a large industry offering treatments such as removal of wrinkles ("fac
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• Macromolecular chemistry/Citable Version
  ...uilding industry as well as in medicine, reconstructive surgery as well as cosmetic surgery. Silicone is a polymer with a repetitive '''siloxane''' group as the backbo
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• Macromolecular chemistry
  ...uilding industry as well as in medicine, reconstructive surgery as well as cosmetic surgery. Silicone is a polymer with a repetitive '''siloxane''' group as the backbo
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