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I am considering cosmetic surgery but dont want to make a decision until I get all the facts. Is it appropriate to make an appointment with a surgeon while still in the research phase?
I
am ready to schedule plastic surgery, but am
nervous about
outpatient surgery. Is it safe?
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The Women's Center for Cosmetic and Plastic
Surgery
Established in 1992 by Dr. Diane
Gibby, The Women's Center for Cosmetic and
Plastic Surgery focuses on women's special
health care needs before, during, and after
surgery. We strive to provide optimal
medical care in a warm and caring
environment so you can feel confident in
achieving your goals.
At the Women's Center for Cosmetic
and Plastic Surgery, we understand that each
patient's surgery can be a major,
life-changing experience. We want to
establish a relationship that is trusting
and centered around your needs and
expectations, and will fully discuss
procedures and anticipated results prior to
surgery. With any surgical procedure, there
are some risks, which will be thoroughly
discussed prior to scheduling surgery.
These sophisticated cosmetic
procedures are performed by Dr. Gibby in an
atmosphere that is very relaxing, private,
and personalized. The Women's Center for
Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery is an
accredited ambulatory care facility which
offers women the convenience of day surgery
for outpatient surgical procedures. The
fully equipped, state-of-the-art operating
room is staffed by trained surgical and
recovery room professionals. For surgical
procedures requiring a hospital stay, you
will be admitted to one of the hospitals
with which Dr. Gibby is affiliated.
The Women's Center for Cosmetic and
Plastic Surgery is certified by The American
Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory
Surgery Facilities (AAAASF). Established in
1980, the AAAASF was designed to help
provide patients with the assurance of
safety and quality in all aspects of their
outpatient surgery experience. Facilities
accredited by the AAAASF must meet stringent
national standards for equipment, operating
safety, personnel and surgeon credentials.
Our goal is to provide the utmost in safety
and quality of care for our patients in the
outpatient surgery environment. In addition,
we employ only board certified
anesthesiologists who are available to
answer any questions you have about
anesthesia and medications prior to surgery.
They will provide your anesthetic care
during surgery and assist with recovery
following your surgical procedure.
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Diane Gibby, M.D., P.A., F.A.C.S
Licensed in Texas, Dr. Diane Gibby is board-certified by the
American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS) and the founder of The Women's Center for Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery.
She is a member of the
American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS),
American Society of
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), American Medical Association (AMA),
Texas Society of Plastic Surgeons (TSPS),
Dallas County Medical
Society (DCMS) and the Board Certified Plastic and Cosmetic Surgeons
of Dallas. She is also a Fellow in the American College of Surgeons
(F.A.C.S.). Dr. Gibby's office is located at Medical City Dallas, Building C, Suite 820, (972) 566-6323. Individuals interested in brochures or names of qualified plastic surgeons in their area may call the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons at 1-800-635-0635.
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What is Plastic Surgery?
Plastic surgery can enhance your appearance subtly or significantly, and with it, your entire self-image. It can help make your features more youthful-looking or improve the appearance of normal body features. The word "plastic" comes from the Greek word plasticos, which means to mold or give form. The specialty of plastic surgery involves two areas: cosmetic surgery and reconstructive surgery. Cosmetic surgery enhances the attractiveness of your features. Reconstructive surgery minimizes disfigurement and improves or restores physical functions that may have been impaired because of birth defects, injury, or disease...
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