Board certification signifies that a surgeon has undergone rigorous training and has met high standards in their specialty. Certified plastic surgeons have completed extensive education, including medical school, residency programs, and additional training specifically in plastic surgery. They must also pass comprehensive exams and maintain their certification through ongoing education and practice assessments.

Non-board certified practitioners often lack this specialized training and experience, increasing the risk of complications, unsatisfactory results, and even life-threatening situations.

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