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Once plastic surgery was only discussed in hushed tones and behind closed doors, but times are changing. Today’s plastic surgery patients are eager to talk about what they have had done and by whom. Many even share their before and afters on social media. New York City plastic surgeon Ryan Neinstein, MD, discusses the remaining stigma around plastic surgery.
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