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		<title>Why Do Patients Die During Plastic Surgery Procedures?</title>
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WHY DEATH DURING PLASTIC SURGERY?


by Expert Witness for Plaintiff and Defense on Wednesday, July 6, 2011 at 9:10pm






WHY DO PATIENTS DIE DURING PLASTIC COSMETIC SURGERY?
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<p><strong>WHY DO PATIENTS DIE DURING PLASTIC COSMETIC SURGERY?</strong></p>
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<p><strong>DEATH DURING PLASTIC SURGERY . A-4 IN  (DEATH AND DISASTER IN SURGERY) SERIES BY DR GEORGE COMMONS, MD</strong></p>
<p>by George W. Commons, M.D. Plastic Surgery Center on Wednesday, July 6, 2011 at 9:02pm</p>
<p>Your note has been created.</p>
<p>DEATH CAN OCCUR IN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING CIRCUMSTANCES:</p>
<p>1.  Unhealthy Patients who are not good candidates are nevertheless taken to surgery die more frequently</p>
<p>2.    Death occurs sometimes when surgery is done in poorly managed   facilities that, certified or not, are simply not safe. Example is a   facility run on a shoestring budget to improve the profit or simply seem   more competitive in price to the patient.</p>
<p>3.  Death may occur when MD anesthesiologists are not in attendance at every case.</p>
<p>4.  A non licensed  nursing and tech staff may  result in the death of a patient..</p>
<p>5.  An ill equipped and poorly trained surgeon can contribute to death.</p>
<p>SO WHAT CAN YOU DO TO ENJOY SURGERY AND NOT DIE IN THE PROCESS?</p>
<p>1.   Consult with at least 3 or 4 surgeons that frequently do the procedure   you are considering and can and do prove it to you.   Demand they show   you their operating facility and give you a tour. Do not accept NO for   an answer.  Demand your surgeon arrange for you to talk to you   anesthesiologist early on and ideally at the same time as you   consultation or in a day or two.  Demand you surgeon introduce you to   the surgical staff and ask them their credentials.  Require your surgeon   to give you his CV and require him to, in detail, explain his training   to you.   Insist on seeing pictures of his actual patients.   If a   surgeon is evasive or defensive about this walk out.</p>
<p>2. Meet you anesthesiologist by phone or face to face as a part of your surgical consultation.</p>
<p>3.  Visit the operating facility and talk to the head nurse.  Ask credentials.   Ask to see the facility accreditation.</p>
<p>4.   Get a physical and see if you are healthy.  Demand that your surgeon   and internist talk by phone about your surgery.  Insist you internist   send your plastic surgeon a full physical.</p>
<p>5. Ask about you surgeons interests and publications over he past several years and over the past decade.</p>
<p>6. Insist your surgeon do a second consultation to fully explain his plan to you.  Be sure he listens to you and take notes.</p>
<p>7.    Inquire about what may occur that could cause death in the surgery you   are considering.  Remember every year people die have virtually any  type  of plastic surgery, large and small.</p>
<p>8.  Do not rush into surgery.  Check out safety in every way described.</p>
<p>YOUR LIFE IS AT STAKE.  DO YOUR HOMEWORK. YOU WANT TO ENJOY PLASTIC SURGERY AND NOT DIE HAVING IT.</p>
<p>Our   facility, the Plastic Surgery Center, at 1515 El Camino Real in Palo   Alto is an excellent and beautifully run facility.  Our center has been   up and running for 21years and over  21,000 cases.  Our safety record  is  perfect.  We put your safety  number one and equally with a great   result.  You will be always safe and well cared for.</p>
<p>My   credential, training, experience, record, staff, facility, and   anesthesiologist are all open 100% to you and responsive to your   questions. I invite any question about anything and everything you wish   to know.  The reason I am at 1515 El Camino Real is for you&#8230;to help   YOU, My Patient.</p>
<p>www.pacfps.com</p>
<p>650-328-4570</p>
<p>YOUNG   FEMALE PATIENT OF DR GEORGE COMMONS THAT HAD LIPOSCULPTURE OF WAIST,  HIPS, AND ABDOMEN FOR A LOVELY ENHANCEMENT.  IT IS SO CRITICAL  TO KEEP  HER SAFE DURING SURGERY SO SHE WILL HAVE A LIFETIME OF ENJOYING  HER  BEAUTIFUL RESULTS.</p>
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<p>George Commons, M. D.</p>
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<p>Adjunct  Clinical Associate Professor,  Department of Surgery division of  Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Stanford University School of   Medicine</p>
<p>Diplomat, AMERICAN BOARD OF PLASTIC  SURGERY</p>
<p>Member, AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AESTHETIC PLASTIC SURGERY</p>
<p>Member, California Society of Plastic Surgeons</p>
<p>Member,Santa  Clara County Medical Society</p>
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<p>Fellow, AMERICAN COLLEGE of SURGEONS</p>
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		<title>DEATH DURING COSMETIC FACELIFT SURGERY</title>
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DEATH DURING FACELIFT SURGERY? WHY?  A-3 IN DEATH AND DANGER IN SURGERY SERIES BY DR GEORGE COMMONS


by George W. Commons, M.D. Plastic Surgery Center on JULY 5,2011



WHY DO 20 PATIENTS A YEAR (AVERAGE) DIE WHILE HAVING FACELIFT SURGERY IN THE USA?
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<p>WHY DO 20 PATIENTS A YEAR (AVERAGE) DIE WHILE HAVING FACELIFT SURGERY IN THE USA?</p>
<p>DR GEORGE COMMONS HAS OBSERVED STATISTICS OVER A CAREER IN PRIVATE  PLASTIC SURGERY, AS A CLINICAL MEMBER OF STANFORD&#8217;S FACULTY,  AS AN  EXPERT WITNESS AND CONSULTANT IN MEDICAL LITIGATION,  AND AN ACTIVE  MEMBER OF MANY PLASTIC SURGERY ORGANIZATIONS.</p>
<p>DR  COOMMONS HAS NEVER HAD A PATIENT DEATH OE EVEN AN EMERGENCY TRANSFER IN  OVER 30 YEARS OF PRACTICE.  WHY?  HE ATTRIBUTES THIS PERFECT SAFETY  RECORD TO HIS ADHERENCE TO THE 5 PILLARS OF PATIENT SAFETY;  SAFE  HEALTHY PATIENTS, SAFE OPERATING FACILITIES, SAFE ANESTHESIOLOGISTS AND  ANESTHESIOLOGISTS AT EVERY CASE, SAFE FULLY CALIFORNIA LICENSED NURSES  AND TECHNICIANS AS STAFF ,  AND TO THE EXHAUSTIVE ATTENTION TO DETAIL  AND PERFECTION  BY THE SURGEON.</p>
<p>PATIENTS THAT HAVE DIED IN THE USA DURING FACELIFT SURGERY INCLUDE:</p>
<p>1.  A 58 YEAR OLD MALE WHO WAS NEGLECTED BY THE RECOVERY NURSE AND SLEPT TO DEATH (RESPIRATORY DEATH)</p>
<p>2.   A 55 YEAR OLD LADY WHO HAD A RESPIRATORY ARREST IN RECOVERY THAT WAS  NOT RECOGNIZED BECAUSE THE NURSE TURNED OFF THE ALARMS BECAUSE THE NOISE  BOTHERED HER.</p>
<p>3.  A 44 YEAR OLD FEMALE WHO DIED ON THE TABLE AT  SURGERY BECAUSE OF EXCESSIVE SEDATION BY THE SURGEON.  (NO  ANESTHESIOLOGIST PRESENT).</p>
<p>4.  A 82 YEAR OLD LADY WHO HAD A  FACELIFT AND LIPOSUCTION LASTING 8 HOURS AND DIED OF A HEART ATTACK ON  SURGERY.  ( TOO MUCH AND TOO LONG FOR 82 YEAR OLD)</p>
<p>5.  A 67 YEAR OLD LADY DIE IN SURGERY AFTER BEING GIVEN THE WRONG DRUG BY THE NURSE.</p>
<p>6.   A 72 YEAR OLD LADY WHO HAD A STROKE DURING A 7 HOUR FACELIFT AND DIED  ONE DAY LATER. (PATIENT HAD UNTREATED HYPERTENSION AND WAS A POOR  CANDIDATE FOR SURGERY)</p>
<p>7.  A 48 YEAR OLD LADY DIED OF A BLOOD CLOT  TO HER LUNGS 3 DAYS AFTER A FACELIFT. ( NO MEASURES WERE TAKEN TO  PROTECT PATIENT AGAINST SUCH PHENOMENA)</p>
<p>8.  A 54 YEAR OLD FEMALE  WHO WAS A SEVERE DIABETIC DIED THE NIGHT AFTER FACELIFT SURGERY. ( SHE  HAD BEEN SENT HOME AND SHOULD HAVE GONE TO A CARE FACILITY)</p>
<p>9.  A  60 YEAR OLD FEMALE WITH SEVERE HYPERTENSION HAD A SEVERE BLEEDING  EPISODE 5 HOURS AFTER A FACELIFT AND DIED OF RESPIRATORY OBSTRUCTION AND  NEGLECT AT HER HOME.  (NO CARETAKER WAS WITH PATIENT.  HYPERTENSION WAS  UNCONTROLLED AND NO EFFORT TO MANAGE = NON CANDIDATE FOR FACELIFT).</p>
<p>10.  49 YEAR OLD FEMALE DIED IN SURGERY DUE TO MALIGNANT HYPERTHERMIA AND  INADEQUATE TREATMENT BY ANESTHESIOLOGIST ERROR AND FACILITY THAT DID NOT  HAVE THE PROPER DRUG (DANTRILENE)</p>
<p>THE LIST COULD GO ON AND ON.  THIS IS 1/2 OF JUST ONE YEAR.   MORE TO FOLLOW REGARDING SPECIFIC CASES AND PREVENTION.</p>
<p>BE  CAREFUL!  SEEK A SAFE SURGEON CERTIFIED BY THE AMERICAN BOARD OF  PLASTIC SURGERY AND VERY FAMILIAR WITH FACELIFT SURGERY AND CARE.</p>
<p>CHOOSE A SURGEON WITH A FACILITY THAT IS SUPREME AND CAN PROVE IT.  VISIT THE FACILITY.</p>
<p>DEMAND  TO SPEAK TO YOUR ANESTHESIOLOGIST AS PART OF YOUR CONSULTATION WITH  YOUR SURGEON.  MEET YOU ANESTHESIOLOGIST IN PERSON LONG BEFORE YOUR  SURGERY.</p>
<p>MAKE THE SURGEON PROVE THE STAFF CONSISTES OF LICENSED NURSES (RNS) AND SURGICAL TECHNICIANS.</p>
<p>MAKE  SURE YOU ARE HEALTHY.  HAVE A COMPLETE PHYSICAL.  YOU NEVER KNOW.  YOU  COULD HAVE SILENT HEART DISEASE, DIABETES, OR HYPERTENSION.</p>
<p>BE SMART AND SURVIVE YOUR FACELIFT SO YOU CAN ENJOY IT.  THE FACELIFT IS A GREAT PROCEDURE AS LONG AS YOU LIVE TO ENJOY IT.</p>
<p>DR GEORGE COMMONS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION   650-328-4570</p>
<p><img src="http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/264143_10150699606565433_428709535432_19516351_6078531_n.jpg" alt="" /> SEE FOLLOWING PATIENT OF DR COMMONS WHO HAD A LOVELY FACELIFT AND HAS ENJOYED IT FOR OVER 15 YEARS.</p>
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by George W. Commons, M.D. Plastic Surgery Center on July 5, 2011



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<p>Death can and does occur during liposuction surgery.   The death rate  may be as high as 15 patients a year in the USA.   What factors result  in death.  The answer is simple.</p>
<p>1.  Inappropriate candidate because of age, health, diabetes, or morbid obesity.</p>
<p>2.   Unsafe operating facility that is poorly run whether certified or not.   A shabby facility on a shoestring budget, which is run by people more  interested in money than safety</p>
<p>3.  Unsafe anesthesiologists or worse yet doing liposuction with no MD anesthesiologist present. An outrage definitely</p>
<p>4.   A weak surgical facility staff with no RNs in charge that uses  unlicensed people to assist in surgery and has no RN management or  presence in the Operating Facility or in the Recovery Room.   Unfortunately this is not rare.</p>
<p>5.   Surgeons that are not  certified by official medical boards recognized by the American Board  of Medical Specialists doing liposuction with poor and little training.   Surgeons who may be certified but are uncaring and just not very  smart.  Pick your surgeon well.  Seek consultation with much thought and  research.</p>
<p>SOLUTION :  Choose surgeons certified by the  American Board of Plastic Surgery who are also Fellows of the American  College of Surgeons.   May absolutely sure they do liposuction  frequently.  Ask about their Operating Facilities and visit the  Facility.   Ask to speak to your anesthesiologist at the time of you  plastic surgery consultation and not the night before surgery or worse  yet the morning of surgery.  Have a physical examination prior to you  surgery.   Ask about staff RNs and surgical technicians that will be at  your surgery and ask to speak to them.  Are they licensed by the state  of California?</p>
<p>YOUR LIFE IS PRECIOUS!  DO YOUR HOMEWORK.  SEEK OUT HIGH QUALITY.  DO NOT CHOOSE LIPOSUCTION ON BASIS OF COST.    YOU CAN DIE DURING LIPOSUCTION.  DO NOT BE FOOLISH.  BE VERY VERY  INTELLIGENT.</p>
<p>DR COMMONS FACILITY HAS A PERFECT 21 YEAR  RECORD WITH OVER 26,000 CASES.   THERE HAVE BEEN NO DEATHS, NO LAWSUITS,  NO EMERGENCY TRANSFERS, NO RESISTANT INFECTIONS, AND NO INFECTIONS  REQUIRING HOSPITALIZATION.  AN ANESTHESIOLOGIST IS PRESENT AT 100% OF DR  COMMONS CASES.  AT LEAST 2 RNS ARE PRESENT FOR EVERY CASE.   ALL  SURGICAL TECHNICIANS ARE CALIFORNIA LICENSED</p>
<p>THE PLASTIC  SURGERY CENTER IS FULLY ACCREDITED BY QUAD A AND IS CERTIFIED AS EQUAL  TO A STANFORD OPERATING FACILITY BY STANFORD UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF  MEDICINE.  STANFORD FULL TIME PROFESSORS CONTRACT TO USE THE PSC  REGULARLY.</p>
<p>DR COMMONS IS A ADJUNCT ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF SURGERY AT THE STANFORD UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.</p>
<p>DR  COMMONS HAS DONE LIPOSUCTION ON OVER 3600 PATIENTS.  HE HAS HAD NO  DEATHS, NO EMERGENCIES, AND HAS MANY THOUSANDS OF HAPPY PATIENTS.</p>
<p>DR COMMONS IS A RECOGNIZED EXPERT IN LIPOSUCTION SURGERY LOCALLY, STATEWIDE, NATIONALLY, AND INTENTIONALLY.</p>
<p>DR  COMMONS HAS PUBLISHED THE WORLDS LARGEST SERIES OF LARGE VOLUME  LIPOSUCTION IN 2001 AND IS WRITING A FOLLOW UP ARTICLE PRESENTLY ON OVER  955 LARGE VOLUME LIPOSUCTIONS.</p>
<p>DR COMMONS IS A MEMBER OF EVERY LOCAL, STATE, NATIONA, L AND INTERNATIONAL PLASTICSURGERY ORGANIZATION.</p>
<p>DR COMMONS IS CERTIFIED BY THE AMERICAN BOARD OF PLASTIC SURGERY AND IS A FELLOW OF THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.</p>
<p>SAFETY IS VIRTUALLY GUARANTEED WHEN YOU COME TO DR COMMONS AND THE PLASTIC SURGERY CENTER.</p>
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The age span in my practice is 18 to 82.  The patients health and overall candidacy is what is important and not just age.  Would I do an 88 year old?  Yes, if all other factors were a go! Would I do a person younger than 18?  Unlikely, unless the patients family and doctor (pediatrician) [...]]]></description>
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<p>The age span in my practice is 18 to 82.  The patients health and overall candidacy is what is important and not just age.  Would I do an 88 year old?  Yes, if all other factors were a go! Would I do a person younger than 18?  Unlikely, unless the patients family and doctor (pediatrician) were aboard.</p>
<p>650-328-4570    www.pacfps.com www.facebook.com/plasticsurgery1</p>
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		<title>LIPOSUCTION FOR MEN BY COMMONS,MD . DR GEORGE COMMONS</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 24 Jun 2011 17:05:21 +0000</pubDate>
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DO MEN HAVE LIPOSUCTION?                   Yes.  Areas of the face, chest, beer belly, and love handles all work well.
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<p>DO MEN HAVE LIPOSUCTION?                   Yes.  Areas of the face, chest, beer belly, and love handles all work well.</p>
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		<title>Dr George Commons Palo Alto Board Certified Liposuction Liposculpture Surgeon</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 13 Apr 2011 02:54:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dr George Commons began his liposuction career in 1982 at an organizational meeting in Albuquerque.   Liposuction had just come from France to America.   Early cannula were large and cumbersome.  Every step of the way and every year since Dr Commons has been a teacher, pioneer, and author in the world of liposuction.  With a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dr George Commons began his liposuction career in 1982 at an organizational meeting in Albuquerque.   Liposuction had just come from France to America.   Early cannula were large and cumbersome.  Every step of the way and every year since Dr Commons has been a teacher, pioneer, and author in the world of liposuction.  With a total experience of over 3700 individual patients and over 16,000 individual areas it is safe to say Dr Commons has mastered every aspect of Liposuction.   Dr Bruce Halperin and Dr George W Commons have taught safety courses in liposuction for many years at national, international, and state meetings.   In 1996 Dr Commons was chosen as on of the very few people who would receive the Ultrasonic equipment to see if it was safe and effective.   Since that time Dr Commons has done over 2500 patients and 12,000 area via ultrasonic lipoction.  The Vaser System is the world wide leader in the world of Ultrasonic Liposuction and Dr Commons advocated that Vaser system and teaches classes for Vaser.   In 1996 Dr Commons founded the Palo Alto Center for Ultrasonic Liposuctiion also known as the Ultrasonic Liposuction Center of Palo Alto.   See http://www.facebook.com/palo alto liposuction.   Dr Commons advocates the use of the Vaser system for neck, jaw line. arms cheeks, back of neck, male chest, abdomen, flanks, hips, pubis, anterior thighs,  360 thighs, lateral thighs, posterior thighs, medial thighs, knees, calves, and ankles.   Liposuction is at its best in slender , in shape, people with stubborn lipodystrophic areas they can not  lose.    Dr Commons was an advocate of very large volume liposuction and all 921 of his large volumes did well but today he feels it best to limit liposuction to people who do not go over 50 lbs beyond chart weight.    It is just a healthier approach to make the patient participate and work to lose some of the weight.   Then when liposuction si done the results are smoother and better.   Dr Commons feels it is almost never appropriate to remove a fat volume of over 5 liters or 10 lbs.   He like the term larger volume instead of large volume.   You can see Dr Commons articles in PUBMED.com.    If you would like to know if you are a good candidate for liposuction come and see Dr Commons.  His office offers a complimentary consultation.    You can also visit Dr Commons on http://www.facebook.com/plasticsurgery1   or     http://www.pacfps.com   Call 650-328-4570   Thanks,  Office of Dr Commons</p>
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		<title>Liposuction Swelling by San Francisco, San Jose, Palo Alto Surgeon CommonsMD</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 07 Apr 2011 15:17:40 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Q: Looking Fatter After Liposuction? 
A: Early swelling after Liposuction.  Is it normal?

You are experiencing fluid collection in the area treated and this is  100% normal as lymphatics are temporarily obstructed. It takes months  for this to resolve  but each week you will look better.  Avoid  salt&#8230;Sodium&#8230;and restrict to 1500 mg [...]]]></description>
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<p>You are experiencing fluid collection in the area treated and this is  100% normal as lymphatics are temporarily obstructed. It takes months  for this to resolve  but each week you will look better.  Avoid  salt&#8230;Sodium&#8230;and restrict to 1500 mg a day or less.  Do not gain  weight by calories.  Be patient.  It takes 12 months to heal and that is  part of the bargain when a person has elective or any surgery.  By 3  months you will look better.  In fact by 6 weeks you will look better.   Talk to your surgeon. Garments help comfort but in the end  the same  result occurs with or without early garments.  I have been doing this  for 29 years and 3600 cases and see concerns such as your all of the  time. You will be fine.  Good Luck.</p>
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		<title>Caring for and Caring about fellow humans,  George Commons, Plastic Surgeon</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 05 Apr 2011 02:47:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I saw the movie    I AM    the other night and the message was very  inspirational and pertinent.  This is a not to miss masterpiece.  We are all so mutually dependent on each other and we must take care of each other.  Caring for patients  is important,d and I have always cared for patients with great [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I saw the movie    I AM    the other night and the message was very  inspirational and pertinent.  This is a not to miss masterpiece.  We are all so mutually dependent on each other and we must take care of each other.  Caring for patients  is important,d and I have always cared for patients with great dedication.   I find that every year I also care more and more about patients and other human beings.  Plastic surgery is a great privilege.   Living life as a plastic surgeon and physician is one of the great privileges on planet Earth.  People come to us unhappy with something and are willing to voluntarily go to surgery to solve the problem.  The care, safety, and results  are of deep importance to both patient and doctor.  Patients depend upon us to improve their appearance,  but even more important, improve their lives.  This is a very, very serious business.   The true successful endpoint for every patient is a happy, successful life.  Plastic Surgery has a rainbow chasing aura about it, and make no mistake, the end of the rainbow for 100% of patients is enhanced quality of life.   Both surgeon and patient must keep proper perspective about this.  This plastic surgery is about happiness, joy, and enhanced quality of life.   It is a great privilege to go forth on this campaign daily.  It bring me great happiness.   The Commons Office Report :   Dr Commons practices in Palo Alto, California and has a practice based in Palo Alto, San Jose, San Francisco, and the Bay Area..   http://www,pacfps.com      http:/www.facebook.com/plasticsurgery1    650-328-4570</p>
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