Did you know that a double board certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon can remove skin cancer and leave you with a near invisible scar? Often people suffering from squamous cell cancer, basal cell cancer, or melanoma did not know they could see a plastic surgeon for skin cancer treatment.
At Bayside Center for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Dr John B Roach Jr. combines the latest techniques in plastic reconstructive and general surgery to create fine line scars that hide in your natural skin lines. Dr. Roach is board certified in both plastic/reconstructive surgery and general surgery by the American Osteopathic Board of Surgeons. Dr Roach utilizes plastic surgery instruments in a computerized climate controlled operating room to minimize the scar. He performs the surgery at the New Port Richey Surgery Center at Trinity. Dr. Roach believes this facility is the best because it is a state of the art operating room compliant to the new AORN (Association of periOperative Registered Nurses) and AAMI (Association of Advancement of Medical Instrumentation) standards. In addition, the facility is compliant to all the AAAHC, CMS, and AHCA’s strict standards for quality environment for surgical care. These new standards are the highest possible accreditations awarded to surgery centers providing the best care.
Dr. Roach and the team at Bayside Center for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery have helped thousands of patients enhance their appearance with plastic surgery procedures that produce natural appearing results. They were awarded the Gold in 2014’s Best of Pasco reader’s poll for Cosmetic Surgery. Please visit the photo gallery at www.baysideplastics.com for examples of results and review patient testimonials for shared personal experiences with bayside plastic surgery.
Bayside Center for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery is conveniently located in the Ballantrae Professional Center at 17723 Hunting Bow Circle in Lutz Fl. For more information please call 813.528.8744 or visit us at www.baysideplastics.com.
