Stupid on the pts part. But I did like the article even if it was poorly worded by a complete novice who has zero knowledge of anesthesia. I believe the plastics guy was talking about “anesthesia” in the form of local anesthesia or sedation and not “anesthesia” in the form of the specialty. But the reporter couldn’t decipher btw the two very well. The reporter even wrote that general anesthesia is injected into the skin and fat. Wtf?
In the end, what I liked about the article is that it called for having a “reputable ANESTHESIOLOGIST”.
A lot of rich people think that their wealth can supplement their IQ, the same way it supplements the size of their penises (no pun intended) in the eyes of their trophy wives. That includes plastic tailors surgeons.
Asking a plastic surgeon who does urology procedures about anesthesia speaks volumes about the level of amateurism of the Daily Beast. Glad I stopped paying for Newsweek when they bought it.
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