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Don't Settle for Less
The Mark of Distinction in Cosmetic Plastic Surgery™
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When you entrust your face or body to a plastic surgeon, you want to be sure that you are selecting the very best. That's why you should choose a member of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS). |
What is ASAPS?
ASAPS is an organization devoted
exclusively to advancing the science and art of cosmetic
plastic surgery. It's members are a select group of board-certified
plastic surgeons who have earned the right to display
the distinctive ASAPS logo, depicting the Egyptian Queen
Nefertiti and symbolizing ageless beauty. Today, this
logo represents the highest achievement in cosmetic
plastic surgery.
What sets ASAPS surgeons apart?
During their residency training plastic
surgeons learn to perform both reconstructive and cosmetic
plastic surgery. Those who are members of ASAPS have
chosen Cosmetic surgery as their primary interest. That's
important to you for several reasons.
Specialization in cosmetic surgery.
Only board certified plastic surgeons who devote a significant
portion of their practice to cosmetic plastic surgery
are invited into ASAPS membership.
Ongoing education
in the latest techniques. To maintain membership in
ASAPS, a plastic surgeon must regularly participate
in accredited continuing education in cosmetic surgery.
This ensures that ASAPS surgeons are up-to-date with
the latest advances in the field-advances that can directly
benefit you.
Highest standards
of patient care and ethical practice. Applicants for
membership must be recommended by an ASAPS surgeon in
their region who knows their professional reputation.
ASAPS members adhere to the highest ethical standards
for patient care and professional conduct.
Don't settle for less
When choosing
your plastic surgeon, first check for certification
by the American Board of Plastic Surgery,® the board-certification
that indicates complete training in plastic surgery.
Then ask if your surgeon is a member of the American
Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.
Don't settle
for less than a board-certified plastic surgeon who
has earned membership in ASAPS, the Mark of Distinction
in Cosmetic Plastic Surgery™.
This information is promotional
copy provided by ASAPS.
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