What is "plastic surgeon"

Usage examples of "plastic surgeon".

Rudy Graveline was a plastic surgeon, and he dearly loved to see the sun.

Very little more of this systematic clubbing, I knew, and even a plastic surgeon would shake his head regretfully: but what really mattered was that with very little more of this treatment I would lose consciousness, perhaps for hours.

Doing dermabrasion, this one plastic surgeon told me, is about the same as pressing a ripe tomato against a belt sander.

At least Ming wouldn't be like so many American women now who'd visited the plastic surgeon to have their tummies tucked, tits augmented to look like cereal bowls, and lips pumped full of chemicals until they looked like some strange kind of two-part fruit.

At least Ming wouldn't be like so many American women now who'd visited the plastic SURGEON to have their tummies tucked, tits augmented to look like cereal bowls, and lips pumped full of chemicals until they looked like some strange kind of two-part fruit.

But there are limits to what even an imaginative plastic surgeon can do.

Still, last week at the hospital, the emergency room doctor absolutely assured me that Smith is a fine plastic surgeon.

At least, nothing that could be detected by anybody but another plastic surgeon.

The plastic surgeon was there to reinforce the back of the orbit and to patch the broken bones around the eye and the zygoma, the bone supporting the cheek.

But we hired a plastic surgeon as a consultant, and he gave us the names of some of his sleazier brethren who worked on the nameless.

For Junior, 1968-the Chinese Year of the Monkey--would be the Year of the Plastic Surgeon.