The health and continued safety of our patients, staff and community is paramount. The office will be staffed during business hours to answer your questions and address your concerns. We can be reached by phone at 508 375-3175, by email at Melanie@ccplasticsurgery.com. We are seeing patients in person or via virtual media. Please contact us if you would like to be seen. We trust that you are maintaining proper physical distancing, performing appropriate hand washing and staying up to date with proper information.
Services
We have an in-office surgical suite on the premises accredited by the American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgical Facilities, Inc. This allows us to provide safe, clean, private elective cosmetic surgery for our sedated patients. We have a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist present at all times during our surgical procedures.
All our professionals at Cape Cod Plastic Surgery maintain the highest levels of accreditation and pursue ongoing education to stay abreast of the latest trends in plastic surgery. Marc C. Fater graduated cum laude from Duke University, Durham, North Carolina. He received his Doctor of Medicine degree from Temple University Medical School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Many people use the term "cosmetic" and "plastic" surgery interchangeably. However, there are a few very important differences between these two terms which will determine the type of specialist you meet with. Cosmetic surgery is an elective surgery that is performed specifically to change the patient's appearance in their face, head, and other parts of the body.
Botulinum toxin is an ideal treatment options for patients who have wrinkles or folds between the eyebrows and crow's feet. Botulinum toxin can also be used for hyperhidrosis, or excess sweating in the hands or armpits. Bruxism, or grinding, can caused by masseter hypertrophy. Chin augmentation at Cape Cod Plastic Surgery is a procedure performed in our in-office accredited surgical suite under sedation. A chin implant of silicone or polyethylene can be inserted via an intraoral or submental approach to add projection to the chin.
Reviews (4)
Juliet Dawkins
Jun 05, 2021
Janet Cardillo
May 29, 2021
Anya Nicholson
Mar 03, 2021
I saw Dr. Fater for breast implants and suggest you stay as far away from this surgeon as possible. Since seeing him I have undergone one corrective surgery due to the fact that my implants bottomed out and I developed symmastia 8 months after my initial surgery. Now four years down the road I have gone through one corrective surgery (performed by a different surgeon) and am due for my second in the near future to repair my implants bottoming out for the second time.
These issues are occurring due to over dissection of my breast pocket during my initial surgery performed by Dr. Fater. The over dissection of my implants will likely result in me having them removed completely since I've had two failed surgeries. I will likely never achieved the desired result from augmentation and as a result this has greatly impacted my quality of life. DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT see this surgeon.
These issues are occurring due to over dissection of my breast pocket during my initial surgery performed by Dr. Fater. The over dissection of my implants will likely result in me having them removed completely since I've had two failed surgeries. I will likely never achieved the desired result from augmentation and as a result this has greatly impacted my quality of life. DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT see this surgeon.
Paul Cochrane
Jun 12, 2020
