Dr. Bajaj: Her art journey and how it has affected her career as a plastic surgeon

  Dr. Anureet Bajaj, a nationally recognized and board-certified plastic surgeon practicing in Oklahoma City, OK again joins eHealth Radio and the Plastic Surgery Information Channel. Listen in as Dr. Bajaj discusses her art journey and how it has affected her career as a plastic surgeon. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Anureet Bajaj discuss the following:

1. Do you believe your experience as an artist has benefited you as a surgeon?
2. What is your philosophy as a plastic surgeon, as well as an artist, and how does it influence your patients’ results?
3. How would you advise patients seeking direct 'fixes' to perceived imperfections?
4. Does it require an artistic eye to help patients understand what's realistic and achievable for their unique body and features?
5. What questions should patients ask a plastic surgeon to ensure they have the artistic eye needed to achieve desired results?

Dr. Anureet Bajaj practices in Oklahoma City at Bajaj Plastic Surgery. Dr. Bajaj is a nationally recognized plastic surgeon who is board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. She specializes in aesthetic procedures of the face, breast, and body and in her free time is also a passionate artist. In today’s podcast, Dr. Bajaj will be discussing her art journey and its connection to her work in an aesthetic field. Diving deeper into the philosophy and the background of your plastic surgeon is an important step in considering your surgical needs. We invite you to learn more about Dr. Bajaj and her beliefs surrounding art and aesthetics and schedule your consultation in Oklahoma City today! Website: https://www.bajajplasticsurgery.com Social Media Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bajajplasticsurgery   Twitter (X): https://twitter.com/bajajplastic  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BajajPlasticSurgery  People also listened to this: Innovating Mental Health: How TARA Mind and Digital Tools Are Bridging Gaps in Care