Division of Plastic Surgery
Conditions and Treatments
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30-minute interview with Dr. Ronald Silverman, in which he discusses the latest advances in cosmetic/plastic surgery.
The field of plastic surgery focuses on restoring or improving the body’s
natural form and function. The nationally recognized specialists from the University
of Maryland Division of Plastic Surgery apply the latest technological advances
and proven surgical principles to a broad range of plastic surgery problems.
- Breast Surgery
- Burn Reconstruction
- Complex Wound Management
- Cosmetic Surgery
- botox
- breast augmentation/lift
- ear surgery
- eyelid surgery
- face lift
- facial implants
- injectible facial fillers (Restylene)
- intense pulsed light
- laser hair removal
- laser treatment of wrinkles, rosacea, sun spots, aging spots and freckles
- laser vein treatment and spider vein sclerotherapy
- liposuction (standard and/or ultrasound assisted)
- nose reshaping (rhinoplasty)
- photofacials
- post-weight loss body
contouring
- thigh lift
- tummy tuck (abdominoplasty)
- Extremity Salvage
- Facial/Nasal Reconstruction
- Facial Trauma Reconstruction
- Hand Surgery
- carpal tunnel release
- Dequervain’s disease
- Dupuytren’s contracture
- finger/hand soft tissue injuries
- fractures
- ganglion cyst
- nerve/tendon injuries
- trigger finger
- Pediatric Plastic Surgery
- cleft lip and palate
- ear malformations
- syndactyle
- vascular malformations and other congenial anomalies
Skin Cancer/Skin Lesion Management – including a multidisciplinary
approach to skin cancer and management of all varieties of skin lesions, including
moles, cysts, lipomas, etc.
Trunk/Abdominal Wall Reconstruction – including the management of
complex ventral hernias in conjunction with our general surgery colleagues.
For more information about UM Division of Plastic Surgery or to make an appointment, please call 1-800-492-5538 or 410-328-2360 (patients) or 1-800-373-4111 (physicians).