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Dr. Patrick Swier, M.D., is a native of the Netherlands and has been practicing Plastic Surgery in Delaware since 2002. Dr. Patrick Swier earned his medical degree from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York. He did his general surgery and plastic surgery residency training at the Johns Hopkins University / University of Maryland combined program in Baltimore, which is one of the premier Plastic Surgery residency programs in the country.

Dr. Patrick Swier received his certification from the American Board of Plastic Surgery, after passing his written and oral examination at the first opportunity. Dr. Patrick Swier has been widely published, has been a presenter at national medical conferences and has been named as "Top Doc" in Delaware by Delaware Today Magazine every year from 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2018.

Dr. Patrick Swier is the only Ivy league trained full time Plastic Surgeon in Sussex County. He has offices in Lewes, Ocean View and Milford. He specializes in skin cancer excisions and reconstructions using the Mohs technique and plastic surgery closures as well as facelifts, eyelid surgery, breast enhancements and reductions, liposuction and tummy tucks (abdominoplasties).
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Body Sculpting is a procedure or a combination of procedures designed to change the shape or "sculpt" the body.
These procedures are typically performed in the surgery center by Dr. Patrick Swier.
Most frequently, the procedures used for Body Sculpting are a combination of liposuction in various places along with excisions of skin that is not expected to contract back.
As we age, skin loses its elasticity and when fat is removed, the skin is often left "wrinkly".
Since excess and wrinkly skin is not attractive, it usually ends up being removed or excised.
The Swier Clinic offers quick, less invasive ways to temporarily improve your appearance with the use of Botox(R) Cosmetic and Juvederm(R) XC.
Botox(R)Cosmetic - injections can improve the look of moderate to severe frown lines between the eyebrows and crows feet around the eyes.
Learn more about Botox(R)Cosmetic here.
All skin ages.
It's a fact of life.
But some of us are more plagued by wrinkles, brown spots, spider veins, skin cancer, unwanted hair and loose skin than others.
That doesn't mean you have to just accept it.
Scars are visible signs that remain after a wound has healed.
They are unavoidable and their development can be unpredictable.
Poor healing and genetics may contribute to scars that are raised or recessed or different in color and texture resulting in scars that are particularly noticeable due to size, shape and location.
Scar revision surgery is used when a patient wishes to minimize an old scar so that it is more consistent with the surrounding skin tone and texture.
Although scar revision can provide a more pleasing cosmetic appearance or improve a scar that has healed poorly, a scar cannot be completely erased.
The Swier Clinic treats a large number of patients with skin cancer, particularly in areas which are difficult to reconstruct like the face.
The excision and reconstruction of skin cancer and the resulting skin defects on the face requires a special skill.
As a plastic surgeon, do you not only have to make sure the cancer has been completely removed, the reconstruction should cause the least amount of scarring and deformity.
Plastic surgeons are specially trained in facial surgery including the reconstruction of these defects using flaps or skin grafts and know how best to hide the scars.
The preparation before surgery depends on whether you have something done under local anesthesia in the office or something under general anesthesia in the operating room.
However, some preparations are the same.
In general your procedure will result in less bleeding, if blood thinners are stopped a week prior to surgery.
Blood thinners are the medication patients take after having a stent placed or when they have Afib (atrium fibrillation) or a history of clot formation like thrombosis in the leg or a PE (pulmonary embolus).
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