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Talk by Richard Young 17/06/15
‘A journey through modern plastic surgery from the developing world charity work to the sharp end of Harley Street.’
Richard Young will explain what life involves for a busy surgeon as he mixes West End rejuvenation with Far East reconstruction and a few destinations in between in a talk at Move Three Sixty, Canfield Place on 17th June.
Richard will hope to demonstrate that Plastic Surgery is not all about glamour and frozen foreheads. As our lives seem to get perpetually busier great strives have been made in developing treatments with short down times to meet the wishes of this younger dynamic patient group and advancement of reconstruction with a keener aesthetic eye and the use of technology has improved outcomes.
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