Post by a foreign surgeon exposing marketing on social media (posting patient photos is allowed there).

Post by a foreign surgeon exposing marketing on social media (posting patient photos is allowed there). This applies to any professional who posts results on Instagram!!
It relates to the video I will record this week about the subject.
Interpret the photo and tell me: what do you think??
Kisses 😘😘 #Repost @dr.subbio
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😬😬A bit of harsh reality right about now. This is how EVERY plastic surgeon posts on Insta. Every last one (myself included). Of course, we are human and want to put our best foot forward. But make no mistake: We all have occasional mediocre results, or worse yet, complications. You won’t see these on Instagram. The teaching points are the following: 1– Find a surgeon whose percentage of good results is higher than others. 2– find a surgeon who is honest and realistic with you about expectations and risks 3– Find a surgeon who, when the unfortunate unfavorable result occurs, Doesn’t blame it on the process, or on you (unless you’ve been 🚬 smoking like an asshole or something). But rather, sticks with you through the process and does everything reasonably possible to make the result as good as it can reasonably be. 4– If a surgeon frequently is posting average results, Obviously that is something of a red flag. They either do not have the skill to obtain excellent results, or do not have the judgment to realize what an excellent result is. 🤓🤓🤓 This is Instagram, people. The most deceptive platform since the medicine show stage of the 1800s. Keep your eyes open🤔🤔🤔🤔

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Originally published on Instagram on 03/02/2020: https://www.instagram.com/p/B8GleTKA2Ko/