Primera Plastic Surgery
1035 Primera Boulevard
Lake Mary, FL 32746
Phone: (407) 333-3040
Fax: (407) 333-3496
Mon–Fri: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Sat: 9 a.m.–3 p.m. (Med Spa only)
Thanksgiving is approaching quickly. When we're not wrapped up in the hustle and bustle of family gatherings, preparing our favorite dishes, and getting a head start on holiday shopping, this is an important time of year to slow down and consider the people and things that we're most grateful for--and how we can pay our …
We hear it all the time, especially in the plastic surgery field: this surgeon is "the best" or that practice is "top-notch." But what do these superlatives really mean, and should a plastic surgeon be so bold as to claim to be the greatest? Personally, I believe that if a surgeon has top-notch qualifications, awards, …
Patients interested in getting facelift surgery at my Orlando-area practice often wonder about issues of timing. The procedure is an excellent way to turn back the clock on the signs of aging, but it's important to plan it for a time that's right for a person's lifestyle. Let's take a look at some of the …
The question of price is by far one of the most common I hear from my patients. And why not? Plastic surgery is rarely covered by insurance, and most people recognize it as a major investment in their long-term well-being. Although "How much?" is a common question, it can be a tough one to answer. …
I'm confident that most of my colleagues would agree that hearing patients describe their excitement and appreciation for their surgical results is the perhaps greatest reward of our chosen profession. The women and men I treat at my Orlando practice — whether for a facelift or BOTOX® injections — inspire me each and every day. I'd …
I've found that most patients considering cosmetic surgery diligently research the procedure they're interested in before choosing a plastic surgeon. They are familiar with various techniques, have looked at before-and-after photos, and even participated in online discussions with past patients. That's all important, but the No. 1 thing facial enhancement patients can do to ensure …
As Medicine has changed over the years, so too has the practice of Plastic Surgery. With reimbursements for primary care doctors declining, we are seeing increasing numbers of doctors claiming to be "cosmetic surgeons" in an effort to escape the insurance-based reductions in their revenues. Weekend lipo courses, weekend facelift seminars, and even "Botox for …