Don't jump the line just because plastic surgeons earn more money. Ask the doctor who really does plastic surgery, and you will know how much pressure there is, such as operation pressure, after-sales pressure, job search pressure and so on. High returns are accompanied by high risks. The risk is low without an orthopedic surgeon like you. I only have about 800 sets of comprehensive eye surgery every year. After seven or eight years, I still dare not say that I am satisfied with all my customers, so 80% of them are still satisfied. You should understand.

Answer the question: Method 1. First of all, I have passed the exam for plastic surgeons, so that I can find a job. Secondly, I will find a variety of small classes to study quickly for three to six months, and then I will go to various small shops and new stores to try the knife and increase my surgical experience in practice, during which I will jump many times. . . Basically, it takes one to two years to practice. This method is a bit immoral, one is the damage to plastic surgery institutions, and the other is the irresponsibility to innocent customers, which violates the moral bottom line of doctors. I don't recommend this very much. Hey. I have a colleague who just left. ..

Method 2: You should be a doctor's license now. While taking the exam of attending physician in plastic surgery, you should go to a larger plastic surgery institution to apply for medical assistance, and learn from various doctors while working. If you are not ashamed to ask questions and study more, the average doctor will not be so stingy. After a year or two of medical assistance, as long as it is not too stupid, there will be no big problem. If you pass the exam of attending physician in plastic surgery, you can apply for a surgeon and learn more. Remember not to be afraid of slowness, study more in small classes.

All the operations that you want to do well are piled up according to the quantity. There is no shortcut. Responsible for those innocent customers, don't do it if you are not sure. There is no harm in asking the teacher for advice.

There is no end to plastic surgery. I am also a newcomer on this road. Let's leave now. From Q user: Ms. Wang

Here's the thing! Let me talk about my process. I changed my major in general surgery and went to Union Medical College Hospital for a whole year. I feel that I have learned nothing except failing in ophthalmology. There is basically no chance to start work. Your understanding ability may be too poor. Because there are too many young doctors in our hospital! Then I went to a large hospital as an assistant, feeling that I had received a lot of goods and had many opportunities to start working, including food and salary. I take care of myself when I study! The only thing is to get a certificate of completion of advanced studies! But if you want to change careers, you must also study for a certificate! From Q user: Mr. Wu