(Press Release)
PRMA Plastic Surgery, one of the world’s largest breast reconstruction centers, announced today the practice will expand into Stone Oak, opening its doors on April 1st.
After adding a 7th surgeon late last year and continuing to increase its patient base not only across Texas, but around the country, PRMA surgeons say a second office was inevitable.
“We are hoping that with opening a new location, more patients will have easier access to state-of-the-art breast reconstruction and cosmetic surgery procedures,” says PRMA founder Dr. Peter Ledoux.
The new office is located in the Atrium building, 502 Madison Oak Dr.
“We’ve had plans to expand for a while and with our growing practice, we decided that now was the ideal time,” said Ledoux.
The practice offers the most advanced forms of breast cancer reconstruction including the DIEP flap – a revolutionary procedure using the patient’s own skin and fat to reconstruct the breast(s) after mastectomy. PRMA also offers the full spectrum of cosmetic surgery procedures.
Patients can call 210.558.7012 to schedule.
We are hoping that with opening a new location, more patients will have easier access to state-of-the-art breast reconstruction and cosmetic surgery procedures.
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