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Dr Jennifer Lee Walden Case Study

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Dr Jennifer Lee Walden is a board certified plastic surgeon that currently resides in Austin, Texas with her two twin sons. Both sons are under ten years of age. The doctor thought that it would be a good idea to move Austin because her young sons would have a chance to get to know their family members. The doctor is a proud mother of those two sons and the founder of Jennifer L. Walden, M.D., PLLC and Walden Cosmetic Surgery Center, PLLC, a private plastic surgery practice and ambulatory surgery center that is located in Austin, Texas. Career Highlights Dr. Jennifer Lee Walden is also a well-known spokesperson for The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. The doctor has also received

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