This issue describes cosmetic procedures that can be incorporated into gynecologic practice successfully by additional education and training that is readily available through credible post residency educational programs. While it is recognized that typical post graduate training in obstetrics and gynecology does not provide adequate preparation for the inclusion of cosmetic therapies into safe, quality practice, many obstetricians/gynecologists also recognize that there is not only demand by patients, but also other compelling reasons to consider including these procedures into their scope of practice. In addition to a rapidly growing consumer demand, there are other issues that may affect the obstetrician/gynecologist’s decision to learn and provide these treatments, including an.
