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Selecting an experienced plastic and reconstructive surgeon in Sarasota, FL is the most important step in your decision to have plastic reconstructive surgery. It is imperative that you know your surgery is performed by a board-certified surgeon. You should also be aware that many may have the title plastic surgeon, however not all are skilled enough to perform procedures on all areas of the body. By choosing a plastic surgeon that is certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery, you can be assured that your surgeon has completed rigorous training in plastic and reconstructive surgery of the entire body and is amongst the top in this specialty.
Dr. Royce is a renowned surgeon in plastic and reconstructive surgical procedures. She specializes in natural results, from a beautiful nose that matches your face, to limbs that have been sculpted by liposuction, and more, she delivers natural results. With years of experience in all facets of plastic and reconstructive surgery, Dr. Royce consults with numerous patients daily to revise the disappointing or imperfect results of other surgeons. Dr. Royce specializes in restoring the body’s physical balance which may have been lost to cancer, trauma, or poor results from prior surgery. Her skills in plastic and reconstructive surgery have distinguished her from her peers in the industry.
Dr. Royce specializes in male-to-female transformations, however, will only perform above-the-waist surgical procedures.
You can likely go back to work within one to two weeks after most surgical procedures, but your swelling will still be noticeable to those who know you well. Those who may not be so familiar with the contour of your face or your figure will not be able to tell you have had surgery at the two-week mark. It generally takes six to eight weeks for 80% of the swelling to subside after any type of surgery. Inflammation and swelling typically resolve within four months post-procedure. However, it should be noted that no two people were created alike, so we all heal at different rates. The above statistics provided are averages and can not be guaranteed.
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