In the News
UVA Health Opens Newest Location: Plastic Surgery Pantops
We are excited to share news regarding the continued growth of our Department of Plastic Surgery, Maxillofacial and Oral Health. Please enjoy the UVA article on the Grand Opening of our new Plastic Surgery Aesthetic Center.
UVA Health Opens New Plastic Surgery Clinic on Pantops
UVA Health is expanding its services outside of the hospital with a new place for patients looking for Plastic Surgery.
American Council of Educators in Plastic Surgery Host Key Note Speaker, Dr. Karen Warburton
Our plastic surgery education team members were honored to hear Dr. Warburton speak on “Managing Resident and Faculty Disengagement” at the ACEPS national educators meeting. Please see the UVA Medicine in Motion link below.
Dr. Scott Hollenbeck, UVA Plastic Surgery Chair, Speaks to UVA Today
Our Plastic Surgery Department Chairperson, Dr. Hollenbeck, discusses the dangers of plastic surgery procedures being marketed online.
UVA Today Discusses “lunchtime lipo” dangers with UVA Plastic Surgery Chairperson
Dr. Brent DeGeorge Provides Innovative Surgical Care
Our Plastic Surgery Department Hand Section Lead and Hand Fellowship Director, Dr. Brent DeGeorge Jr., was featured in the local news for his use of peripheral nerve stimulators to alleviate phantom limb pain. Please click the link below for the full story.
UVA Health Highlights Technology that Alleviates Phantom Pain
Department Chair Speaks to Good Morning America
Dr. Scott Hollenbeck, UVA Department of Plastic Surgery, Maxillofacial and Oral Health Chair and current President for the American Society of Plastic Surgery, sharing some insights on Good Morning America about the increase in GLP-1 related plastic surgery.
Woman undergoes face lift to overcome ‘Ozempic face’ – Good Morning America
Global Health News
Dr. Jonathan Black, UVA Plastic Surgery Program Director, and his team are making a difference in Global Health. University of Virginia surgery team recently returned from a mission to Giridih, India, where caregivers used their talents to repair facial deformities and scarring for 60 community members without access to hospitals or advanced care.