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iConemaugh Health System physicians are board certified and members of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Each physician is trained in an array of minimally invasive cosmetic, reconstructive, and emergency procedures, and are committed to providing the ideal patient experience. Procedures are performed in technologically-advanced surgical suites.
Implants and muscle flaps are used for reconstructive breast procedures, typically achieved through several plastic surgery techniques. Results are highly variable and while reconstruction can effectively rebuild the breast, it will not have the same sensation and feel.
Typically performed in women who are experiencing physical pain and discomfort, breast reduction surgery removes excess breast fat, glandular tissue and skin. Reduction helps improve the size and shape of the breast, as well as helps alleviate the discomfort associated with large breasts.
A condition that affects an estimated 40 to 60% of men, gynecomastia can be treated with breast reduction surgery. The procedure removes excess fat and glandular tissue, resulting in a more flatter and firmer chest.
Saline or silicone implants are used for cosmetic breast augmentation procedures. Breast augmentation increases fullness of the breast and can improve balance in a woman's figure.
Procedure that raises the breasts, removes excess skin and tightens the surrounding tissue.
Conemaugh Health System physicians and staff understand concerns of patients with skin cancer, including scars or disfigurement that may result from surgical treatment. Our team guides patients through treatment and follow-up procedures.
Many procedures can be done on an outpatient basis. Even complex procedures can be treated using minimally invasive techniques. The result? A quicker recovery, fewer complications and nearly invisible scars. Our plastic surgery physicians offer a full range of surgical treatments at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center, including:
Conemaugh Health System physicians are trained in reconstructive techniques for individuals with various needs including assistance after traumatic injury or surgery to treat cancer.
In most cases, reconstructive surgery is considered a medical necessity and is covered by insurance plans. Patients are encouraged to check with insurance carrier before scheduling an appointment.
Reconstructive breast augmentation for women
Reconstructive breast reduction for women
Reconstructive breast reduction for men
Reconstructive maxillofacial surgery
Kamran Shayesteh, DO, FACOS, discusses reconstruction surgery options for breast cancer patients.
All patients meet to discuss surgery options with a Conemaugh Health System physician. This important step ensures patients have all questions answered and fully understand the procedure. Consultations with our plastic surgeons include, but are not limited to, primary concerns and evaluation of patient, options available, likely outcomes, risks and potential complications, course of treatment, and answers to questions regarding the procedure.
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Conemaugh Medical Park
One Tech Drive
Johnstown, PA
Phone: (814) 534-6750
Fax: (814) 534-6760
Paul A. Rollins, MD, FACS is board certified in Plastic Surgery and General Surgery. He has been a member of Memorial's plastic, reconstructive and hand surgical team since 1997, and serves as Director of its Wound Healing Center. He served as Chief Resident in General Surgery during his residency at the New York Hospital Medical Center of Queens and completed a fellowship in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Temple University Health Science Center.
Kamran Shayesteh, DO, FACOS is board certified in Plastic Surgery and General Surgery. Dr. Shayesteh is a graduate of the University of Maryland and the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine. He completed General Surgery and Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery residencies at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Shayesteh comes from Maryland.