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O'Toole RV et al. – Surgeons' perceptions of patients' cosmetic and overall outcomes differed significantly from those of patients. Agreement was significantly worse for certain subgroups of patients. Further study of this discordance might improve the understanding of patient dissatisfaction and allow development of a more patient–centered care process.

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