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Plastic Surgery & Social Media ethical best practices on Dr. Jeffrey Roth’s Looking Good Feeling Great Podcast ~ Ep 03-S04
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- Mar 27, 2023
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Summary
On this episode we start with a little pre-amble about the connection Dr. Roth’s late great godfather has to Las Vegas with swimming pools, Eisenhower silver dollars, and Mexico. The major topic of episode 03 – season 04 is all about the connection between Plastic Surgery and Social media. Dr Roth and his co-host Darrell Craig Harris dive in deep and answer listeners’ questions about the ethics and best practices on social media post connected to the subject of plastic surgery. It’s all about getting out good quality information, unfortunately only a few reputable, reliable platforms offer this! Many are prone to hyperbole, making strange claims, like indirect advertising. Dr Roth maintains you need to be very discerning over claims that as the adage goes–“its sounds too good to be true”. You should always include these questions as part of your due diligence list: 1. Are they registered board certified by the American board of Plastic Surgeons: https://www.abplasticsurgery.org/public/verify-certification/VerifyCert? 2. Are they a ASPS member in good standing with the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS): https://find.plasticsurgery.org/ 3. The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS): https://www.physiciansaestheticcoalition.org/american-society-aesthetic-plastic-surgery 4. Do they have hospital privileges to do what they are doing? Once again, this is about your health and even your life in a potential medical emergency. Dr. Roth goes onto talking about taking medical photos and that you’re not legally allowed to alter medical photos of plastic surgical procedures, i.e.: before and after pictures. Especially in a world of digital photography. No using of software such as Photoshop to remove blemishes or filters and more etc… Dr. Roth explains why…