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Find a Plastic Surgeon in Glen Court, MD to restructure or enhance different parts of the body.Results for Glen Court, MD
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Janet Woodyard, MD
Janet P Woodyard, MDDistance: 19.07 mi20 Crossroads Dr Ste 12
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Jennifer Porter, Owner
Chevy Chase Facial Plastic SurgeryDistance: 19.15 mi7201 Wisconsin Avenue
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Keshav Magge, MD
Cosmetic Surgery AssociatesDistance: 19.15 mi6430 Rockledge Drive
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A. Dean Jabs
Cosmetic Surgery AssociatesDistance: 19.15 mi6430 Rockledge Drive
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Cosmetic Surgery AssociatesDistance: 19.15 mi6430 Rockledge Drive
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Michael D. Cohen, MD
Cosmetic Surgery Center of MarylandDistance: 21.01 mi8322 Bellona Avenue
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Rondi Walker, MD
Walker Plastic Surgery and Hair RestorationDistance: 21.02 mi3301 New Mexico Ave NW Ste 252
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Mary Ella Carter, MD
Mary Ella Carter, MD FACS, LLCDistance: 21.02 mi5215 Loughboro Road, Suite 430
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Paul G. Ruff IV, MD, FACS
Ruff Plastic SurgeryDistance: 21.02 mi2440 M St NW #200
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J. William Little
Little J William Md FacsDistance: 21.02 mi1145 19th Street Northwest
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Teresa Buescher, MD
The GW Medical Faculty AssociatesDistance: 21.02 mi2300 M Street, NW
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Plastic Surgeon Summary:
Plastic Surgeons are medical professionals that restructure or enhance parts of the body. Although many believe plastic surgeons only perform elective or cosmetic surgeries, plastic surgeons also correct medical defects, deformities and scarring. Many patients visit a Plastic Surgeon following a critical trauma or injury. Some of the most common procedures plastic surgeons perform include tumor removal, skin grafts, breast augmentation, and cleft palate surgeries. Plastic Surgeons can sometimes provide non-surgical alternatives to surgery including collagen injections and laser therapy.
Plastic Surgeon FAQs:
What is a
A Plastic Surgeon is a medical professional that performs enhancement, reconstructive, and anti-aging surgeries to correct medical problems or to enhance a patient's appearance. Patients seeking to enhance their natural features, resolve a non-emergency, functional hindrance, or to correct a medical problem would likely consult with a Plastic Surgeon.
What is the difference between a Cosmetic Surgeon and a Plastic Surgeon?
A Cosmetic Surgeon is a doctor that primarily performs elective and cosmetic surgeries. Cosmetic surgeries are typically not covered by health insurance companies. Plastic Surgeons, however, can perform both cosmetic and reconstructive surgeries. In addition to enhancement and anti-aging surgeries, Plastic Surgeons are authorized to correct congenital deformities, developmental abnormalities, and defects caused by injury, trauma, or disease. A patient's health insurance will generally cover reconstructive surgery, although coverage will vary.
How do I find a Plastic Surgeon in my city and state?
The Wellness.com directory will help you locate a Plastic Surgeon in your state. Select Plastic Surgeon from the 'Professionals' Menu and select the state that you are seeking a Plastic Surgeon in. After you have located your state, find the city that you will need a Plastic Surgeon in. After you select your city and state, a list of Plastic Surgeons in your city and state will be provided.
What are some common procedures Plastic Surgeons perform?
Some of the most common procedures Plastic Surgeons perform include: breast augmentation or reduction, cleft palate surgery, skin grafts, scar repair, tumor removal, rhinoplasty and face lifts.
What are the most common reconstructive surgeries Plastic Surgeons perform?
The three most common reconstructive surgeries Plastic Surgeons perform are breast, cleft palate and hand reconstructive surgeries.
Why would a patient seek breast augmentation or breast reduction?
Patients with disproportionately large breasts sometimes suffer back, neck, and knee pain, and often seek breast reduction to improve function and relieve discomfort. Patients seek breast augmentation for cosmetic enhancement, or for reconstructive purposes after a mastectomy.
Plastic Surgeon Related Terms:
breast augmentation, breast reduction, face lift, liposuction, cleft palate surgery, skin graft, cleft palates, tumor surgery, breast lift, rhinoplasty, nose job, breast implants
Plastic Surgeons are medical professionals that restructure or enhance parts of the body. Although many believe plastic surgeons only perform elective or cosmetic surgeries, plastic surgeons also correct medical defects, deformities and scarring. Many patients visit a Plastic Surgeon following a critical trauma or injury. Some of the most common procedures plastic surgeons perform include tumor removal, skin grafts, breast augmentation, and cleft palate surgeries. Plastic Surgeons can sometimes provide non-surgical alternatives to surgery including collagen injections and laser therapy.
Plastic Surgeon FAQs:
What is a
Plastic Surgeon
?A Plastic Surgeon is a medical professional that performs enhancement, reconstructive, and anti-aging surgeries to correct medical problems or to enhance a patient's appearance. Patients seeking to enhance their natural features, resolve a non-emergency, functional hindrance, or to correct a medical problem would likely consult with a Plastic Surgeon.
What is the difference between a Cosmetic Surgeon and a Plastic Surgeon?
A Cosmetic Surgeon is a doctor that primarily performs elective and cosmetic surgeries. Cosmetic surgeries are typically not covered by health insurance companies. Plastic Surgeons, however, can perform both cosmetic and reconstructive surgeries. In addition to enhancement and anti-aging surgeries, Plastic Surgeons are authorized to correct congenital deformities, developmental abnormalities, and defects caused by injury, trauma, or disease. A patient's health insurance will generally cover reconstructive surgery, although coverage will vary.
How do I find a Plastic Surgeon in my city and state?
The Wellness.com directory will help you locate a Plastic Surgeon in your state. Select Plastic Surgeon from the 'Professionals' Menu and select the state that you are seeking a Plastic Surgeon in. After you have located your state, find the city that you will need a Plastic Surgeon in. After you select your city and state, a list of Plastic Surgeons in your city and state will be provided.
What are some common procedures Plastic Surgeons perform?
Some of the most common procedures Plastic Surgeons perform include: breast augmentation or reduction, cleft palate surgery, skin grafts, scar repair, tumor removal, rhinoplasty and face lifts.
What are the most common reconstructive surgeries Plastic Surgeons perform?
The three most common reconstructive surgeries Plastic Surgeons perform are breast, cleft palate and hand reconstructive surgeries.
Why would a patient seek breast augmentation or breast reduction?
Patients with disproportionately large breasts sometimes suffer back, neck, and knee pain, and often seek breast reduction to improve function and relieve discomfort. Patients seek breast augmentation for cosmetic enhancement, or for reconstructive purposes after a mastectomy.
Plastic Surgeon Related Terms:
breast augmentation, breast reduction, face lift, liposuction, cleft palate surgery, skin graft, cleft palates, tumor surgery, breast lift, rhinoplasty, nose job, breast implants
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