
|Articles|May 15, 2003
Being an oculoplastic surgeon is a deliberate choice
Author(s)Richard L. Anderson, MD, FACS
Recently, I have heard oculoplastic surgeons voicing their concerns about the future of our profession. Many advise de-specializing to try to compete with other plastic surgeons. I advise trying to be the best in our area of expertise. We are privileged to be in the best specialty in medicine.
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