Richard E. Peck MD

Business Description

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Dr. Peck is a plastic surgeon board certified by both the Board of General Surgery and the Board of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. He performs a wide variety of cosmetic procedures including liposuction, breast augmentation, abdominoplasty, blepharoplasty, rhinoplasty, face and neck lifts, otoplasty, botox and collagen injections, and laser hair and tattoo removal. Dr. Peck also performs many reconstructive procedures including carpal tunnel repair, surgery for the treatment of hand tumors, and microsurgery for hand reconstruction and breast reconstruction after cancer treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Do you have a customer satisfaction or refund policy?
  Dr. Peck and his staff will work with his patients to ensure that they are satisfied with the results of their surgery.
• What are your qualifications? Are you board certified?
  Dr. Peck is a plastic surgeon certified by both the Board of General Surgery and the Board of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Dr. Peck received his medical degree from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey and completed his residency and internship at Saint Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, New Jersey. Dr. Peck is also a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
• Do you offer a free consultation?
  Dr. Peck offers a complimentary consultation as a courtesy to those who inquire about plastic surgery through this website. During the consultation, Dr. Peck will examine you and advise the best procedure to achieve the results you desire. Dr. Peck will answer any questions you may have about the procedure(s) you desire, offer alternative procedures if appropriate, and give you a better understanding of the risks and expectations for the procedure you desire. Dr. Peck will also give you a final quote for all surgery fees and you will have the opportunity to schedule a surgery date at the time of your consultation.
• Do you offer financing or payment plans?
  Dr. Peck works with the Cosmetic Fee Plan, an independent financing company. For more information about their financing options, go to their website, www.cosmeticfeeplan.com, or call 1-888-440-2375.
• What makes a good candidate for cosmetic procedures?
  The patient must be realistic about the benefits and limitations of plastic surgery. Plastic surgery can reshape your body, not your life. Plastic surgery may improve your self-esteem, however, it will not solve career, marital or emotional problems. As long as the patient keeps this in mind s/he will make a good candidate for cosmetic procedures.
• How long do most procedures typically take?
  The amount of time spent in the operating room for a cosmetic procedure varies with the type of surgery done. Some procedures take only an hour or so, while other, more extensive, procedures may take three to four hours. The time in the operating room also varies with the number of procedures that the patient has done at one time.
• How long can I expect to be out of work?
  The time the patient can expect to be out of work varies with the type of procedure performed. However, the minimum recommended time for the patient to be out of work is a week. Depending on the procedure, though, the patient may be out of work for up to a month.

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