Over the last decade, trips abroad for “surgical vacations” have become increasingly popular. Patients often travel to exotic destinations for “bargain-priced surgery” and recover on white sand beaches. Sounds great, doesn’t it? Not so fast.

Gynecomastia is a very common, yet rarely discussed, issue for boys and men. Fortunately, there is a help!

When it comes to treating cancer, Lexington Medical Center believes "It's Our Fight, Too." Our multidisciplinary team of clinicians works together to diagnose and treat cancer with state-of-the-art technology.

October 17 represents an important day for many patients who have undergone the harrowing journey of a breast cancer diagnosis, tumor surgery and reconstruction. It’s National Breast Cancer Reconstruction Awareness Day. For many patients, the month of October also represents a month-long reminder that breast cancer remains an integral piece of so many lives.

Beauty Treatments at Lexington Plastic Surgery. Whether you're looking to slow the aging process or to enhance your natural appearance, a variety of medical options will leave your skin looking refreshed and rejuvenated. Article originally featured in The State newspaper Women's Health edition May 8, 2016.

While having inverted nipples is extremely common, it can be a source of embarrassment and frustration for those who have them. Approximately 10–25 percent of women are born with this condition, which can affect one or both breasts.

What operation has the happiest postoperative patients? Breast reduction.

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