Recover from your injuries and be restored to your original, beautiful appearance through reconstructive plastic surgery.
My greatest pleasure is being able to help someone overcome physical self-consciousness by helping them create a restored version of themselves.
Seattle, WA (PRWEB) August 13, 2014
“Facial reconstructive surgeries are an increasing form of plastic surgery,” says Dr. Bryan McIntosh in his recently released article in which he explains the facial reconstructive surgery process. “This type of delicate and often emotionally charged procedure is being sought out by many men and women (and sometimes parents for their children as well) to repair damage done by accidents, birth defects, and other causes.”
Dr. McIntosh’s article explains to those considering facial reconstructive surgery how to prepare for the procedure and what to expect both during surgery and the recovery period afterwards.
The article is designed to educate men and women about the outward appearance enhancements that can be achieved through reconstructive procedures and to encourage them to take the steps needed toward healing and a restored self-image.
To learn more about Dr. Bryan McIntosh’s plastic surgery and reconstructive procedures, follow this link: http://www.drbryanmcintosh.com/
The article explains that craniofacial reconstructive plastic surgery is performed to correct impairments and disfigurements of the skull, face, and neck caused by an injury, such as burns, traumatic injuries, broken or fractured bones.
This form of plastic surgery is specifically designed to repair the damaged area through a variety of methods in order to, as far as possible, restore the patient’s original appearance.
Dr. Bryan McIntosh has specialized in reconstructive surgeries, scar removal and other restorative procedures for many years.
“My greatest pleasure is being able to help someone overcome physical self-consciousness by helping them create a new or restored version of themselves. It’s important to me to help people realize that they don’t have to suffer their disfigurement any longer—they can achieve wholeness again.”
About Dr. Bryan McIntosh
Dr. Bryan McIntosh, of the Greater Seattle area, is a certified plastic surgeon. He is a respected member of the American Plastic Surgeon Association. He greatly enjoys his work, which he considers fulfilling and energizing. He specializes in reconstructive surgeries for cancer and trauma victims. He resides and practices in Bellevue, WA.
Dr. Bryan McIntosh
12301 NE 10th Place, Suite 100
Bellevue, WA 98005
Phone: (425) 318-7565
http://www.yourseattleplasticsurgery.com/