how much money do plastic surgeons make in a year?
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics does not break this figure down beyond "General Surgery", but the figure is $228,800 - $282,500, so it includes plastic surgery.\n\nIt is one of the best paid surgery-type of position available.
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Hmm... that really depends upon your interests. I do, however, have a unique perspective on this subject because I started in engineering then switched careers to medicine, and I certainly don't regret my decision\n\nOn the issue of money, most doctors in the US are pretty wealthy. Wages do vary considerably between specialist fields but secondary care practioners make between $200,000 - $800,000 per year.   The highest paid retina surgeon makes $11 million a year. These numbers are usually played down by doctors and the government because it undermines the profession which has always had a reputation for being honourable.  But if you want to make enormous sums of money you are better of becoming an investment banker as they don't work as many hours and the sky is the limit.  They also start earning sooner.  Post Grad doctors might spend up to 120 hrs a week working if they training to become surgeons but will only get paid for a third of their time, the remaining 80hrs that week is free. Don't expect much during the residency either, the highest you will make is $40,000 a year; not a lot if you work over 100 hrs a week. But you will be making a difference to peoples lives and the time does pass very quickly. \n\nMedicine is characterised by tremendous highs and terrible lows! There is a huge amount to learn during medical school and your residency. Medicine is not a 9 to 5 job!\n\nIf you want a normal career than software engineering will be a better choice for you. The job doesn't pay as much but you are in a position to spend more time with your friends and family, which is a very important. Of course, there is much less stress associated with software engineering.
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A typical procedure can cost between $20,000 and $35,000 including hospital fees as well as surgeon and other professional fees.  Some insurance companies do cover the cost.
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Here are the top 10 paying jobs in the country. All of these will end up far over 150K when you include all bonus, benifits, etc. \n\nAnesthesiologists $70.01+  $145,600+\nInternists, General $70.01+  $145,600+\nObstetricians and Gynecologists $70.01+  $145,600+\nOral and Maxillofacial Surgeons $70.01+  $145,600+\nOrthodontists $70.01+  $145,600+  \nProsthodontists $70.01+  $145,600+\nPsychiatrists $70.01+  $145,600+  \nSurgeons $70.01+  $145,600+  \nChief Executives $68.18    $141,800\nPhysicians and Surgeons, All Other $67.10    $139,600
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I don't think optometrists can do laser surgery! At least not in my country!\n\nTo be a real eye surgeon in the US you need an MD degree and 6 years after that to obtain the eye surgeon specialty. I don't know any more details. \n\nThe average salary for an AVERAGE eye surgeon (don't know specifically about those doing LASIK) is reported to be ~250k per year. The highest salary reported is about 450k per year. Not bad...
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Where are you going to school??! Beverly hills?  According to CNN the nations overall average salary is 40k per year.
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Surgical Tech, they don't make as much money as one would think though.
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There is a wide range.  The average price in Los Angeles area is $13/unit.  Some charge as much as $20/unit and others charge as little as $10/unit.  There are other factors to consider such as the amount of Botox that is wasted, etc.
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Hopefully a million dollars. I don't think anyone should have it done. Breasts are the most wonderfull thing on the planet
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Surgery for breast augmentation can cost you $3,000 to $10,000 or more depending.  You also need weeks and weeks of healing time.  The new weight on your chest can feel very uncomfortable and there is a lot of bruising. Sometimes during the healing process something can go wrong and they may look funny in which case you have to pay more money to fix them.  Then you need replacements every seven years!  Ask your doctor about any alternatives out there that you should consider before taking the plunge.
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Surgeon's don't get paid hourly - if they're independent they bill based on what they do, and get paid what insurance and co-pays will get them.\n\nIf they're employees of hospitals, they get a "salary" - General surgions make about $150k in the Detroit area.
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For a doctorate:\nCollege psychology faculty made about $55,000 per year.\nResearch psychologists made between $65,000 and 85,000.\nThe average salary for a clinical psychologist is about $72,000.\nSchool psychologists made an average of $77,000.\nIndustrial-organizational psychologists made about $96,000.\nAdministration of applied psychology positions had an average salary of $119,990.\n\nThe overall median annual earned income for all doctoral-level respondents in 2001 was $72,000.
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the average NFL salary is about $1 million us dollars a year
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like 80.per hour or less.  I know they made about $12-28 a year.
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I got an estimate from my oral surgeon.  This was for 28 implants in my mouth.  It was around $50,000 total for all work and any follow up visits.  A bit too much money for me to fork out right now.  Plus just remember, implants only last around 20 years if you maintain it well.  And they still will NOT be like your natural teeth.  That is what one of my friends who had it done said.  By the way he paid $60,000 for all of his.
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I KNOW FOR A FACT THAT A RADIOLOGIST MAKES OVER 200, 000 A YEAR
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These are surveys, so they are going to give you a range. But physician compensation is highly variable. A good deal depends on area of the country they practice in. Some have high pay, but very high malpractice premiums. Also, how doctors are "paid" really varies by the type of practice. i.e. solo practitioner, group practice, employed (like Kaiser), etc. They can have a base salary (which may be what is reported in these surveys) but they can have teaching stipends, risk pools, incentives, etc. \n\nHere in  northern California, orthopedists and neurosurgeons seem to command the highest compensation.\n\nSurveys are a good place to start, but don't tell the whole story. \n\nBut if you're going for radiology, become an interventionalist--they rake in the dough, like $250-300k depending on experience.