There are a number of professional organizations worldwide that publish lists of plastic surgeons. However you may need to be wary here as of course, these memberships can be paid for. The most reliable sources of information about plastic surgeons are through consumer groups and government organizations.

In United States American Society of Plastic Surgeons is a good place for you to start looking for a board certified plastic surgeon. Just type Society's name into a popular search engine such as Google or Yahoo and you should be led to a page, which can help you find appropriate doctor in your region. Although membership in this organization does not necessarily guarantee superior care you will at least be able to see all of a plastic surgeon's individual qualifications at a glance and be able to access more information about him or her by using Society's toll free number.

Your family doctor or dentist may also know a reputable plastic surgeon as often doctors and dentists need to refer burn or injury patients to a plastic surgeon for professional care.

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Kelly Altodona is a cosmetic surgery freelance author.

Tea tree oil can be bought in commercial preparations or made into an oil by yourself by diluting two or three drops of essential oil into eight ounces of a carrier oil such as witch hazel or aloe vera. This oil can then used to heal and disinfect small cuts, scrapes, bruises, insect bites and bee stings. Tea tree oil can also be used along with geranium or lavender oil to heal cold sores.

Aromatherapy can also be used to treat nausea. This is effectively done simply by rubbing a blend of peppermint and ginger oils in a circular motion on your stomach and pulse points or by anointing a handkerchief with a few drops so that you can sniff aroma while on a road trip.

Did you know that aromatherapy oils can also be used to relieve jet lag and hangovers too? Oils that are very effective for warding off that feeling like you overdid it are peppermint, orange, clary sage, geranium, eucalyptus, ginger and basil. The optimum cure would be a preparation that you would blend yourself in almond oil called "hangover helper!"

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Liz Santher is a aromatherapy enthusiast and freelance author.