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Just curious, I love me some facial hair.
Nice, I'm rocking a man bun with my beard atm. Something like this:
The Jesus look is definitely not for everyone. I think I pull it off pretty well thoughEveryday we stray further from god's light
Shots fired!Everyday we stray further from god's light
Shave for your interview: med school, residency, fellowship or job. After that, it's whatever your public will bear.Now I wonder why @gyngyn @Winged Scapula and few others say it's frowned upon/unprofessional to grow a nice full beard for interviews
Nice!Dr. badass will see you now...
Is any facial hair tolerated in the afore mentioned scenarios?Shave for your interview. Med school, residency or job. After that, it's whatever your public will bear.
Oh hey he was one of my interviewers a couple months ago! He is an awesome man and his beard is even better in real life.Reid B. Blackwelder, chairman of the American Academy of Family Physicians
Yet another way that Portland is awesome.Come to Portland, and you will see lol
Come to Portland, and you will see lol
Dr. Beardface
That's fine, I'm not terribly concerned with what judgmental people think of me as far as personal preference goes. Not every hairstyle is a political statement, some of us just like to try different styles for fun. Over the past five years I've had everything from a buzzed head with a clean face to the long hair and beard I have now. If my future colleagues strongly prefer the clean-shaven look than I will gladly transform myself into Ward Cleaver.Everytime I saw a guy with the lumberjack look (i.e., man bun and a beard), I can't help but assume he's an insecure try-hard hipster who does nothing but looking in the mirror and telling himself how rugged and manly he is then proceed to spend an hour to take care of his hair and beard. Just my opinion though. Do whatever you feel like doing. As far as attending physician, I prefer my doc to be clean shaven and not looks like he hasn't showered in a week.
My son's first pediatrician had a nice full beard.
I don't pretend to be a saint who never judges anyone. I however make an effort to realize my judgment and its implications. Nothing wrong about admiring one's smexiness but everyone has their own perspective on what smexiness is.Dreads and beard here and sitting on two acceptances, waiting to hear from my third school. There are professional beards and there is facial hair that looks like you haven't looked in a mirror in a week. One is okay for an interview and the other, not so much.
And i do find it slightly ironic that someone with a handle of dr smexy is judging folks with beards and long hair for looking in the mirror at their own, shall we say, smexiness. Just my opinion though.
Nice, I'm rocking a man bun with my beard atm. Something like this:
Curiously, today's comic reflects on this:
So how many of us discovered PbS because of the Bill Watterson strips?
[raises hand]
Even PbS praises Bill Watterson!
was referring to this that came afterwards...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...o-the-comics-page-to-offer-a-few-pearls-gems/