Facing the Cut by Joan Jefferson Freeman

Kelley Fritz married to Dr Lucas Kirschman of Anchorage, AK. Hazel is also survived by her three precious grandchildren: Renee Airesman married to Doug Haney of Highspire, PA, Chad Airesman of Somerset and Dr. Hazel is survived by their two children, a son Pastor Royden Airesman married to Linda Wagner and daughter Joy Ann married to Lee Fritz all of Somerset.

Hazel married Roy Airesman on August 21, 1944.

She is preceded in death by her parents and brothers: Park, Guy and Norman and these sisters: Neva Miller, Margaret Nair, Nina Schlosnagle, Ethel Johnson and an infant sister. Born Jto Harry and Lucy (Darr) Maust, Hazel was the last surviving member of her family. With this book, you have what you need to make optimal choices and avoid mistakes.” –Frances A.Hazel Jane (Maust) Airesman went to be with the Lord on Septemat The Patriot. Well-written and insightful, it’s a real page turner. It is like getting advice from a knowledgeable, trusted friend. Please read every word of this very well written and amazingly comprehensive book.” –Don Tomlinson, Attorney and author of Desiderata: The Book“Facing the Cut is a must read for anyone interested in plastic or cosmetic surgery. Joan Freeman is! As a person who has had very successful plastic surgery procedures from a board-certified plastic surgeon, I know that everything in Facing the Cut is essential to the plastic surgery experience. In my 15+ years’ experience in the beauty industry, I’ve not read anything so precise and insightful about this specialty.”–Tracy Krejci-Drabek, Beauty Expert and Spa Owner of A Tropical Haven“Some people are good at giving great advice. It should be on the coffee table of every plastic surgeon’s waiting room. It’s a wealth of information that will bring you peace of mind in your decision making process.

Relevant and revealing, this book is more than a consumer guide - its stories will also inspire and empower you.Educate yourself and find answers to these and other key questions:-What do you need to know before making your first appointment?-What is the difference between a cosmetic surgeon and a plastic surgeon?-What is board certification? Does it really matter?-Will the surgeon’s online image stand up to his or her actual results?“This book will take you on a journey through cosmetic, plastic and reconstructive surgery. How do you stay safe in a world where almost anyone can call themselves a cosmetic surgeon?Relying on online reviews, social media or ads is a game of chance if you don’t know what to look for.The first book of its kind, Facing the Cut takes you behind the scenes for an objective look into the fascinating field of plastic, cosmetic, and reconstructive surgery.

Facing the Cut by Joan Jefferson Freeman