The lifestyle of a cardiovascular doctor or neurosurgeon is good if you want it to be. You can have a family and have a big house and live a happy life or you can be a doctor and work all the time and not even care about having a family. It really depends on you, but if you're asking about if they have a good lifestyle as in wealth then yea they do. They make bank but at a cost. They had to spend a good part of there teenage and young adult years studying and leaning.
Mostly during college and medical school you studying and learn, but during the last 2 years of medical school you get to be hands on. There you shift from different jobs around the hospital and see what you want to do. During residency you get to choose your specialty and actually get to do surgery in the heart or brain. After all 11-15 years after you start college you get to actually practice being a neurosurgeon or cardiovascular surgeon on your own. So you spend around 20 years doing this before you choose to retire or keep on going.
Life as a doctor is hectic you are on call alot since you're a surgeon. You have long hours at the hospital until you become older and get seniority. Then you can cut back hours. As a doctor when you tell people that you are a doctor then only see $$$$$ so you have to watch out for those people. But you can to live luxurious since your a surgeon. Your making $300,000 plus so you better live happy. There are alot of perks from being a doctor and some doctors choose to use that to there advantage while others don't care. So wealth wise it's a pretty good life.
However, if you want to be a doctor because of the money and the lifestyle it brings don't because you're regret it later on. But if you want to be a doctor for the right reasons then Good Luck and never give up.
