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Waldman Schantz Turner Plastic Surgery Center Named Best of Lexington 2024

We are thrilled to announce that Waldman Schantz Turner Plastic Surgery Center has once again won Gold in the “Best Cosmetic Surgery” category at the Best of Lexington awards—marking our 12th consecutive year at the top! This remarkable achievement is a testament to the unwavering support of our patients and community, and we are profoundly honored to receive this recognition! […]

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What Causes Breasts to Sag?

Breast sagging, or breast ptosis, is a common concern that many women face over time. Understanding the factors that contribute to this phenomenon can help in managing and potentially delaying its onset. Our Lexington plastic surgeons outline the different factors that can contribute to breast sagging as well as options for delaying and treating ptosis. Factors Contributing to Breast Sagging […]

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Dr. Turner on WKYT

Dr. J. Brad Turner was recently featured on WKYT during a segment about Dysport®. Dr. Turner treated a patient live on the air during the segment.

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Male Plastic Surgery

By J. Brad Turner, MD The outward appearance of a aging man was once something dismissed or considered a sign of attractiveness. This is likely due to the connotation that men simply look how they look and to consider an alteration would detract from their masculinity. There are several areas of the body that are now being surgically addressed more […]

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So… What’s New in Plastic Surgery?

Lessons from the International Plastic Surgery Community By: J. Brad Turner, MD Last week our office attended the 1st annual Global Aesthetics Conference. This is a meeting hosted by our very own Dr. Waldman and a well-known Brazilian-American colleague, Dr. Renato Saltz. The concept was simple, put surgeons from core cosmetic specialties and diverse geographical backgrounds on a podium and […]

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A Salute to Our Veterans

By: J. Brad Turner, MD All plastic surgeons owe their profession to War Veterans. The field of plastic surgery evolved from a need to treat wartime injuries, most notably in World War II. The principles we use today to treat injuries, cancers, birth defects, and aesthetic distortions are all grounded in the lessons learned during those early years in Plastic […]

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