DENVER, CO, March 22, 2013 (Press-News.org) It's been one year since the grand opening of Campanile Plastic Surgery in Southeast Denver, and Dr. Frank Campanile (http://www.campanileplasticsurgery.com) couldn't be more pleased.
"We've received quite a warm welcome from the community, and I'm honored to have been able to help so many men and women in our first year at our new location," says Dr. Campanile. "From the continued testimonials of our past patients to an expanding new client list, the community support has just been incredible."
Dr. Campanile has over 15 years of surgical experience. Born in Italy and raised in Montreal, Canada, Dr. Campanile was an honors student throughout his medical training. A Denver plastic surgeon who has earned board certification from the American Board of Plastic Surgery, he maintains several active memberships in medical organizations and professional associations, both locally and nationally.
"It's important to me to remain involved within my profession," explains Dr. Campanile. "I attend professional seminars whenever my schedule allows, to find ways of incorporating the latest advances in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery into my practice. There are so many exciting changes on the horizon."
Dr. Campanile offers several different surgical and nonsurgical procedures at his Denver practice, including breast augmentation and other breast enhancement surgeries, body contouring, dermal fillers and medical-grade skin care. Many patients combine procedures for more comprehensive results.
Dr. Campanile is the pioneer of a new method of abdominoplasty in Denver, the C.L.A.S.S. tummy tuck, which incorporates the body contouring techniques of liposuction with the convenience of drain-free recovery. Recovery time is improved over traditional abdominoplasty methods, and patients are happier with the results.
"Including lipo during the abdominoplasty procedure can make a huge difference," says Dr. Campanile. "As a result, the final contours that can be achieved by combining both techniques at once are really superior to traditional abdominoplasty techniques."
A self-proclaimed perfectionist, Dr. Campanile invests himself entirely in all his pursuits, whether professional or personal. He's committed to the active, outdoors lifestyle that Denver has to offer. And, in addition to medicine, his passions include a love for art and travel; these aesthetic influences are clearly apparent in his cosmetic surgery results.
"I only consider my procedures a success when surgery meets artistry. Above all, I consider it my job to help my patients reach their appearance goals," he says. "And since every patient has unique needs, my commitment is to ensure that each patient receives 100 percent customized care."
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 Celebrates First Anniversary
Prominent Denver plastic surgeon Dr. Frank Campanile celebrates the one-year anniversary of his practice, Campanile Plastic Surgery, at its new location.
2013-03-22
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[Press-News.org] Denver Plastic Surgery Practice Celebrates First AnniversaryProminent Denver plastic surgeon Dr. Frank Campanile celebrates the one-year anniversary of his practice, Campanile Plastic Surgery, at its new location.