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Sep 29, 2026
The Evolution of Female Authorship in Facial Plastic Surgery: Changing Trends Over Time
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Danielle F EytanGUEST
I'm Danielle Aitan, an associate professor of facial plastic surgery at NYU Langone Health.

Danielle F EytanGUEST
We know that authorship is a key metric in career progression, so we wanted to use this as an assay to demonstrate or study the progression of women along the career path in facial plastic surgery.
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1:19Manny VasaneytarGUEST
So in order to do this, we looked at three prominent facial plastic surgery journals.
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1:23Manny VasaneytarGUEST
Those were FP SAM, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, and Archives of Plastic Surgery.
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1:28Manny VasaneytarGUEST
We looked at every single study that was published between the years of two thousand and seven to twenty twenty-two.
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1:34Manny VasaneytarGUEST
And then we basically categorized these publications based on the gender of the first authors, the gender of the last authors, and then combined these into overall statistics.