cosmetic surgeon
3
4.2
- noun
- /kəˈzmɛtɪk ˈsɜrdʒərn/
- Specialized
:
cirujano estético
- Hope this doctor is not a cosmetic surgeon specializing in 'boob' jobs.
- cosmetic surgeon and dermatologist
- cosmetic surgeon, M.D.
- cosmetic surgeon, Dr.
And it was designed by a cosmetic surgeon who was giving he'd given skin grafts to burns victims, facial burns victims.
- And it was designed by a cosmetic surgeon who was giving he'd given skin grafts to burns victims, facial burns victims.
Examples
-
And it was designed by a cosmetic surgeon who was giving he'd given skin grafts to burns victims, facial burns victims.
-
I also wonder if Kris Kardashian isn't attracted to women because who else would have a cosmetic surgeon turn her husband into what looks like a transsexual.
Blog text (13) -
There are cosmetic surgeons who truly want to understand women and do right by them.
Blog text (17) -
I could've been a cosmetic surgeon.
-
For decades, cosmetic surgeons have been treating wrinkles, fine lines, sun damage, and other undesirable skin conditions with the help of resurfacing lasers.
Blog text (27) -
If Caitlin imagines her God to be a wise old woman, she will be content to bypass wrinkle creams, hair coloring, and cosmetic surgeons.
Fiction book (1994) -
It's also home to famous cosmetic surgeons, attracting visitors who come to the area to undergo plastic surgery, said Andrea Choi, a researcher at the Korean Cultural Center in Washington, who lived in Seoul for more than a decade.
Blog text (6) -
If you're considering facial enhancements, it's wise to schedule a consultation with acosmetic surgeon.
-
Many celebrities choose to improve their looks by visiting acosmetic surgeon for various procedures.
-
After her weight loss journey, Maria decided to consult acosmetic surgeon to discuss body contouring options.
Synonyms
68
4.0
A doctor who operates to repair or change parts of the body, especially the face and skin
How Aesthetic
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a medical doctor who performs procedures to improve appearance' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'cosmetic' (relating to appearance) with 'surgeon' (a medical professional who operates). This adjective + noun composition follows a common and cross-linguistic pattern, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would readily understand the MWE.
Etymology
Cosmetic surgeon joins cosmetic (things that change how someone looks) and surgeon (a doctor who operates). Imagine a doctor with careful hands shaping a nose or removing a scar like an artist working on a face, so the term means 'a doctor who does surgery to make people look better'.