Doctor Dennis Birenbaum, Oncologist, with Cancer update Radio Show

Female Plastic Surgeons

These guys make some excellent memes for viral marketing purposes like facebook, etc.

A discussion on the topic the meme covers is here:
http://www.drgibby.com/femaleplasticsurgeon.html

Cancer Survivor, Patient of Dr. Birenbaum

more info at
http://www.thocpa.com

bio of Dr Dennis Birenbaum

Need a Doctor in Dallas  for Oncology and Hematology?
Take a look at Dr. Dennis Birenbaum

Dr. Dennis Birenbaum

Doctor Dennis Birenbaum

Dr. Birenbaum  founded the
Texas Hematology Center, PA in 1997. He started his
Private practice in Hematology/Oncology in Dallas in 1979.

Undergraduate Degree:
Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas

Medical School:
MD, National University of Mexico, Guadalajara, Jaliso, Mexico

Internship/Residency:
Medicine, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Michigan

Medicine, Tulane Medical Center, New Orleans, Louisiana

Fellowship:
Medical Oncology, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas

Medical Hematology, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas
(also served one year as Clinical Associate Medical Oncology/Faculty Assistant)

• Founder, Medical Director, and CEO of Patients’ Comprehensive Cancer Care Center and Texas Hematology Oncology Center, PA
• Author of mulitiple articles dealing with Hematology and Oncology disorders
• Private practice in Hematology/Oncology in  Dallas since 1979

Areas of expertise:

Gastrointestinal Tumors
Hepatic Artery Perfusion
Melanoma, Sarcoma
Breast Cancer
Bloodless Medicine
Hematologic Disorders, including Myeloma
Solid Tumor Cancer, including Lung, Ovarian, Male/Female Reproductive Cancer

Credentialed at these DFW area medical facilities:


Baylor Plano
Dallas Medical Center
Specialty Hospital
Forrest Park Medical Center

Baylor Carrollton
Centennial Medical Center
Medical Center of Arlington
Medical Center of McKinney
Methodist Richardson Medical Center

For more info see
http://thocpa.com

Male versus Female Plastic Surgeons

Male plastic surgeons are much more active on social media.

Female plastic surgeons get the more clicks on web sites than males. They post less articles or updates but they get more clicks.

I think in general, women feel more comfortable with women when talking about plastic surgery and feel that women understand them better.

This article that was in the New York Times seems to back up my intuition:

http://www.drgibby.com/femaleplasticsurgeon.html

The Perfect Breast Size

Article by a Dallas female plastic surgeon about talking with your doctor about the perfect breast size for you.
Read full article about choosing the perfect breast size.