Doctors and Facebook: It isn't what you think

Misconceptions Doctors have about facebook.


1. They will have to answer questions
2. They will have to login and mess with it all the time
3.It won't help them get patients

Stop diagnosing yourself on issues in which you have no expertise.

A facebook page is another way to be found, another way for friends of patients to hear of you and another means of getting people to your web site... as well as another link in the search engines to information that you can control.

Doctors and Facebook pages

Do you need more likes on your facebook page? I found a page for you:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/We-will-like-you/286313131385365

Breast Lift Video

Dallas Plastic Surgeon Diane Gibby gets perfect rating by patients

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Diane Gibby, Dallas Plastic Surgeon Testimonial

I found Dr. Gibby on the Internet and went to see her for several procedures I wanted done. I adored her and her staff. They were professional and I did choose her to do my work.She did breast lift and tummy tuck repair and other repair work. What a miracle worker! I am so happy with the hard work she did and would wholly recommend her.

-- Andrea S.


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Pregnancy and your body

Healthy Beauty: Philosophy of Dallas Female Plastic Surgeon Diane Gibby

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The Benefits of Breast Surgery by Dallas Plastic Surgeon Diane Gibby

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Makeup after Plastic Surgery by Dallas Plastic Surgeon Diane Gibby, FACS

Concealers are thicker and more opaque than regular foundation makeup. They can cover healed incision lines as well as scars or bruises on your face or body. Concealer can be used to hide the visible incision lines, along with the surrounding discoloration, that may follow facelift or eyelid surgery.

Choose a concealer that's opaque and waterproof, but creamy enough that it doesn't pull on your skin when you apply it. If you can find a concealer that closely matches your skin tone, you may not have to use a foundation on top of it.

It's not a good idea to use concealer on the thin, delicate skin around your eyes, since concealer is thick and will collect in the creases. Instead, try using a normal fluid foundation, color corrector, or eye makeup alone.

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