A Little Work: Behind the Doors of a Park Avenue Plastic Surgeon

by Z. Paul Lorenc F.A.C.S. M.D., Trish Hall

If walls could talk! Beyond TV's Extreme Makeover and Nip/Tuck , this no-holds-barred account of what goes on in the most private of plastic surgery practices gives the inside story in a way we've never heard before. Who are the serial surgery seekers? What really happens in a consultation? What is the difference between a tummy tuck and liposuction and who is more suited for which? What mistakes have doctors made and can they be corrected? Dr. Paul Lorenc not only supplies answers but analyzes what drives people-women and men alike-to increasingly request his services. Dr. Lorenc also
- Why never to have plastic surgery on a Friday
- What post-surgical recovery really involves
- The truth about Botox and other "injectibles"
- Why expensive skin-care products don't work
- The myth of "lunch hour" procedures and quick recovery

Now at the top of his game, this well-established, dynamic surgeon is perfectly positioned to tell it all.

226 pages, Hardcover

First published October 11, 2004

Reviews

[Jennie]

This is a really interesting book about the life of a plastic surgeon, and his way of being successful in the industry. Also, a lot of surprising facts that make you think thrice before getting a nip/tuck.

[Robyn]

I found this book to be very interesting. Drops a few famous names here and there and offers advice to new plastic surgeons.