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Nothing beats real experience, I'd suggest shadowing a day in clinic to see if you like it
Nothing beats real experience, I'd suggest shadowing a day in clinic to see if you like it
Yes! I agree with you. When you are going to go to Med School try to visit first a clinic or ask for a doctor's advice.
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First, start by mastering your own skin. Just to stay sharp, I master mine at least 3-4 times/week.
Then, once you've got yours good and mastered, start in on your friends and neighbors. Learn their skin's wants and desires. Learn their deeper need.
This way, when you go to rotate with a dermatologist, you can show them all your skin mastery on day one, and blow their mind.
Then, once you've got yours good and mastered, start in on your friends and neighbors. Learn their skin's wants and desires. Learn their deeper need.
This way, when you go to rotate with a dermatologist, you can show them all your skin mastery on day one, and blow their mind.
i was thinking about learning some material before i go, since it will look better. I have some resources which I have started with. Are there any beginners resources you would recommend?First, start by mastering your own skin. Just to stay sharp, I master mine at least 3-4 times/week.
Then, once you've got yours good and mastered, start in on your friends and neighbors. Learn their skin's wants and desires. Learn their deeper need.
This way, when you go to rotate with a dermatologist, you can show them all your skin mastery on day one, and blow their mind.
i was thinking about learning some material before i go, since it will look better. I have some resources which I have started with. Are there any beginners resources you would recommend?
Cinemax. anything after 11:30pm should work.
Cinemax. anything after 11:30pm should work.
Coffee. Meet monitor.
Seriously though... Cinemax is expensive. There's this new thing called the internet.
first, start by mastering your own skin. Just to stay sharp, i master mine at least 3-4 times/week.
Then, once you've got yours good and mastered, start in on your friends and neighbors. Learn their skin's wants and desires. Learn their deeper need.
it puts the lotion on its skin