Sirius XM “Dr. Shermak will be hosting Doctor Radio on Tuesday September 15 from 6-8 pm on Sirius XM channel 110. She will be answering questions about the top cosmetic surgery procedures. Tune in and call in with questions!”
View MoreBreast Cancer Doesn’t Just Happen in October There was recently a very interesting Q+A published in the NY Times about long term significance of Ductal Carcinoma in situ (DCIS), partiularly in light of the findings of a new outcomes study assessing surgical treatment of DCIS. The study is an attempt to identify if DCIS is … Continue reading Breast Cancer Doesn’t Just Happen in October
View MoreTreatment of sensory problems after surgical weight loss surgery (which may apply to chemotherapy patients) I just read an interesting article in Bariatric Times, a publication of the American Society of Bariatric Physicians, for which I am on the Editorial Advisory Board. An article by Natalia Bodunaova et al describes a case of sensory problems … Continue reading Treatment of sensory problems after surgical weight loss surgery (which may apply to chemotherapy patients)
View MoreMommy Makeover Tummy Tuck The rest of your life can be the best of your life! I had a lovely experience reconstructing the abdomen of a 20-something year old young woman who lost 50 lbs. After all of her hard work, including a serious diet and an exercise regimen, she was left with significant overhanging … Continue reading Mommy Makeover Tummy Tuck
View MoreQ+A on the latest FDA-approved non-invasive cosmetic treatment Kybella KYTHERA Biopharmaceuticals Announces US Availability of KYBELLA™ – First FDA-Approved Injectable Treatment for “Double Chin” – Through KYBELLA™ Trained Physicians June 19, 2015 Westlake Village, Calif., June 19, 2015 — KYTHERA Biopharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: KYTH) today announced the U.S. availability of KYBELLA™ (deoxycholic acid) injection, the … Continue reading KYTHERA Biopharmaceuticals Announces US Availability of KYBELLA
View MoreDr. Shermak provides her expertise on Breast Reduction for Young Female Athletes and Men in “His and Hers” in Style Magazine! Style JulyAug15 His&Hers
View MorePreparing for the Big Day: Looking your Best! Wedding day is all about celebrating one life’s most meaningful, and is the official start to creating more meaningful future life events. Whether you are the bride, groom, or parent of the bride or groom, you will spend the day with those most important to you, with … Continue reading Preparing for the Big Day: Looking your Best!
View MoreFor Dr. Shermak’s patients and friends celebrating the Rosh Hashanah holiday this week
View MoreBREAST CANCER DOESN’T JUST HAPPEN IN OCTOBER I just returned from the Northeastern Society of Plastic Surgeons meeting in Providence, Rhode Island. I had the distinct honor of participating in a breast reconstruction panel moderated by Dr. Sumner Slavin of Beth Israel-Deaconess Hospital in Boston. My co-panelists included Dr. Amy Colwell from Massachusetts General Hospital … Continue reading BREAST CANCER DOESN’T JUST HAPPEN IN OCTOBER
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We welcome new patients and are looking forward to performing elective surgical procedures, starting the week of May 11.
This is a new day, with new safety protocols. Our goal is to keep everyone safe and respect the continued risk COVID-19 presents. For this reason, we will be instituting the following protocols:
I look forward to seeing you soon!
As of July 1st, the staff members at The Plastic Surgery Center of Maryland will no longer routinely be wearing masks following the state guidelines per Governor Hogan.
All of our staff members are vaccinated.
If any patient would prefer that the medical staff member caring for them wear a mask, please let us know and we will gladly do so.
We treat patients with compormised immune systems and we need to be respectful of their needs.
We are asking patients who are not fully vaccinated to please wear masks while in our office so that we may continue to safely accomodate our patients with weakened immune systems.
Thank you!
