Abstract
The prominent position of aesthetic surgery within the plastic surgery specialty is a relatively recent phenomenon. There was a time, not so long ago, when “proper” plastic surgeons who performed aesthetic surgery would not openly discuss it with their peers. Aesthetic procedures were done only in small private hospitals, not in university centers. This was the scenario in the early to mid 60s, when residency programs offered little or no training in aesthetic surgery. Training programs might be cited for deficiencies in hand surgery or perhaps cleft lip and palate …
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