Dr. Sylvia, along with Mr. Gunther Scherz and other esteemed colleagues, published a significant paper titled “The Primacy of Ethics in Aesthetic Medicine: A Review” in the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Global-Open Journal.
This study explores crucial ethical considerations in the field of aesthetic medicine and the multiple ethical challenges brought upon by the shift from doctor-led care to a consumer-driven model.
It explored/shed light on:
Here is an infographic version of our study. You can also check out our previous blog for the summary of our paper’s key findings and implications.
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