Sage Advice

By: Merge magazine's editorial advisory board

Posted: September 1, 2010, from the September 2010 issue of

page 6 of 6

I would say don’t forget your medical dermatology knowledge and training, because what separates us from the non-core specialties is our scientific understanding of the biology of the skin.
Heidi Waldorf, MD

Desire to become extremely successful, from both a financial point of view and a total career point of view. Never allow yourself to stop learning, to be complacent or to sit on your laurels. In other words, go for the gold, and make it your business to become one of the most competent aesthetically minded physicians in the world.
Steven G. Yoelin, MD

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