Scott E. Kasden, MD, FACS

Scott E. Kasden, MD, FACS Plastic Surgeon

Scott E. Kasden, M.D., F.A.C.S.

Practicing since 1993

2813 West Southlake Blvd. #130
- Southlake, TX 76095

Show Phone Number Fax: (817) 337-7379

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The office is located in the less congested west part of Southlake, Texas, just off of the main artery, West 1709 (West Southlake Blvd). The closest major intersection is Davis/Randoll Mill and West 1709. The office is about a mile west at the next lighted intersection Watermere and West 1709. Turn onto Watermere and then make first right into parking lot. The office is suite 130 located on the right.

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Mon:	9am - 5pm
Tues:	9am - 5pm
Wed:	9am - 5pm
Thurs:	9am - 5pm
Fri:	9am - 5pm
Sat:	Call for availability
Sun:	Call for availability

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Welcome to my practice!

Our mission is to provide you with the finest personal service to meet your needs. We are here for you.
Dr. Kasden is Certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery, and is a member of the prestigious American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, and American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
Dr. Kasden specialized in cosmetic surgery of the face (face lift, eyelid lift, cheek/mini-lift, neck lift, skin resurfacing), Breast (lift, augmentation, lift, reduction), Abdomen (tummy tuck, panniculectomy), liposuction/body sculpting all areas, fat transfers.
Dr. Kasden focuses his reconstructive efforts on post-bariatric and massive weight loss patients special needs.
Thank you for visiting.

Sek

Questions & Answers

Concerned

What kind of testing should be done or ordered by your plastic Suergeon if there demanding you do a turbinectomy? Should your Suergeon order a recent ct? Or records from your ENT before this surgery?

Anonymous Patient

Hi.

I believe the best way to solve this situation is by communication. This is an elective operation so nobody has the right to demand anything. If this is the situation, consider a second consult.

I also believe that wherever possible, all relevant records should be evaluated prior to surgery. I think a CT should be ordered only if there is a clinical need, as it will generate costs and radiation exposure.

Aside from this, routine lab work is indicated.

I bet your ENT also does turbinectomy, and since he knows you, ask him about it. Turbinectomy is a small (minor?) procedure, but it can carry significant complications.

All the best.

sek