5-Star Patient Review
April 4th, 2019
Michele D. writes: “I give Dr. Bashioum and the Cosmetic Surgery Center 5 stars!!
I recently had a Tummy Tuck procedure by Dr. Bashioum as his practice came highly recommended by a close friend of mine. From my first consultation with Bashioum Cosmetic Surgery Center, I have been 100% happy with my experience and confident I was in good hands. Any questions I had were answered immediately, and thoroughly. I was completely prepared for each step prior to, during and after surgery. My husband (who is not easily impressed) was amazed at how organized, friendly and professional every one of the staff was. Dr. Bashioum’s years of experience are very evident in his skills. I have just had my 6-wk checkup and I couldn’t be happier with the results. I highly recommend Dr. Bashioum to anyone considering undergoing any plastic surgery procedure.” (read entire review)
Dr. Bashioum replies, Thank you for awarding us 5-Stars! We are delighted that you took time to include your comments on our Nipntuck.com Blog. It is always rewarding to hear that my staff and I met your expectations in choosing us for cosmetic surgery and in this case, your Tummy Tuck surgery. I feel that by giving patients “informed consent” with all the information and choices, contributes to the experience that you describe. It is our goal to provide a relaxed and professional environment for our patients, supported by our caring and confidential staff. Thank you again for your very kind comments and I will be honored to share them with my staff.
Warm regards,
Dr. Ralph Bashioum
Safety Tips Before Cosmetic Surgery: Stop Smoking
March 26th, 2019
Safety Tips: Stop Smoking. Patient preparation for surgery is essential to make the post-operative course of recovery safer for patients. The nicotine in tobacco products and also found in “stop smoking” products makes blood vessels smaller as a result of the action on the blood vessels. Many plastic surgery procedures (face lift, tummy tuck, breast reduction) have the possibility for increased complications with this reduced blood flow to the skin, resulting in risk of skin loss and pronounced scarring is increased. Smoking tobacco or weed also increases the chance of coughing after surgery. Coughing can lead to unwanted bleeding, never a good thing. It is best to quit all nicotine-containing products two to four weeks before surgery. Always check with your surgeon before surgery.
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