DENVER, CO, August 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Women and men considering cosmetic surgery now have an expanded resource that will help them truly see just what to expect from their procedure - with real-life examples. Dr. Frank Campanile's Denver plastic surgery practice (http://www.campanileplasticsurgery.com) recently added dozens of new before-and-after photos of patients to its online photo gallery. There are now more than 200 real-life cases showing the results patients have achieved through Dr. Campanile's surgical skill.
"My staff and I always love to see new patients come in for a consultation and talk to us about just what is right for them," notes Dr. Campanile. "And, with this expansion of our online photo gallery, our new patients can get a better sense of what is possible before they come in for a consultation to discuss their options. Now, people who are curious about our procedures can see real results from the best source - my actual patients."
The landing page for the expanded photo gallery presents three categories for types of cases: breast enhancement photos, body contouring photos and medical spa photos. Breast enhancement photos include breast augmentation, lift, reduction, surgery revision and lift with augmentation procedures. Body contouring photos include tummy tucks, mini tummy tucks, arm lift, liposuction and massive weight loss procedure results. Medical spa photos include cases using BOTOX Cosmetic and other skin treatments for wrinkle reduction and lip enhancement.
"Some of the biggest photo categories in our gallery right now are liposuction and breast augmentation in Denver," adds Dr. Campanile. "But we offer several photos for every different procedure we offer. So even if you are considering a procedure like an arm lift or an injectable treatment, you'll find a few examples of the results my patients were able to achieve."
As more and more people compare cosmetic surgeons online, the growth of online photo galleries has increased dramatically. Before, patients had to schedule a consultation in order to gain access to photos of a surgeon's work. Now, those photos are easily accessible before contacting the practice, making it easier to find a surgeon who can deliver highly attractive results and feeling confident about that surgeon before even coming to the practice for an initial consultation.
"Before-and-after photos are important in helping a patient feel more comfortable with a procedure," says Dr. Campanile. "They also provide a clear understanding of what is possible with a particular procedure. Choosing cosmetic surgery is an important life decision, and the more information I can give to my patients ahead of time, the better informed they'll be in order to make a wise decision."
Campanile Plastic Surgery (http://www.campanileplasticsurgery.com) was founded in Denver by Dr. Frank Campanile, a plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery who has over 15 years of plastic surgery experience. Dr. Campanile completed advanced training in hand and microsurgery and is the former Chief of Plastic Surgery at the Lee Memorial Health Systems. The practice specializes in breast and body contouring, including procedures such as breast augmentation, breast lift, liposuction and abdominoplasty (tummy tuck). Patients of the practice also can benefit from some of the latest medical spa procedures, such as BOTOX Cosmetic and dermal fillers.
Denver Plastic Surgery Practice Expands Photo Gallery
Denver plastic surgery specialist Dr. Frank Campanile announces the expansion of his online photo gallery displaying examples of procedures with before-and-after photos of actual patients.
2012-08-05
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[Press-News.org] Denver Plastic Surgery Practice Expands Photo GalleryDenver plastic surgery specialist Dr. Frank Campanile announces the expansion of his online photo gallery displaying examples of procedures with before-and-after photos of actual patients.