Ad For Plastic Surgeon Leaves No Mystery

Steve Hall

Jul. 26, 2005
1 min read

WorldUnfurled found an ad in a local Denver paper for Linda Huang, a plastic surgeon that carried the odd headline, “The Best Middle-aged, Female, Asian Plastic Surgeon in Denver” and wondered just how many middle-aged, female, Asian plastic surgeons there actually are in Denver. If this ad does anything, it certainly describes what you’re getting very concisely.

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