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Choosing a Doctor.
Choosing a Plastic Surgeon in Wichita
Would you hire an untrained car mechanic to fix your brakes? Would you buy a discounted parachute?
The answer to both questions is probably NO, because your safety depends on it.
When choosing a qualified plastic surgeon, make sure he or she has trained in fully accredited plastic surgery residency or fellowship program. Plastic surgeons routinely spend six or more years learning the full breadth of both reconstructive and cosmetic plastic surgery. Some get additional specialty training in fields such as pediatric plastic surgery, hand surgery, microsurgery, and others.
Make sure your plastic surgeon is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, the only validated accrediting body for plastic surgeons.
BEWARE: There are practitioners who sometimes have no formal education in plastic surgery. These practitioners may pose as a plastic surgeon in order to try to perform plastic surgery procedures. Please be cautious in investigating your potential surgeon’s accreditation.
Why It’s Important?
While you might find that other medical disciplines have doctors who promote themselves as cosmetic specialists, it is important to remember that the only specialty which trains surgeons in all facets of cosmetic surgery is plastic surgery. There simply is no substitute for the rigorous experience of a comprehensive residency program that includes both complex reconstructive procedures and cosmetic surgery training.
Plastic surgeons are unique in their extensive knowledge of human anatomy; they operate all over the body, on children and adults, both female and male. Plastic surgery requires a rigorous knowledge of the body’s entire blood supply, nerve distribution and muscle function and layout. Plastic surgeons are creative, extremely adaptable and able problem solvers.
For your utmost safety, and the best results, we encourage you to do your homework. While it is legal in some states for anyone wearing a white coat to call themselves a cosmetic surgeon, that doesn’t mean they’ve had the proper training to perform your plastic surgery.
About Us
Two of our Plastic Surgery Center physicians, Dr. Sprole and Dr. Biskup, are members of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and Board Certified in plastic surgery. Our third Plastic Surgery Center physician, Dr. Spaniol is Board Certified in plastic surgery and a Candidate for Active ASPS Membership.
American Society of Plastic Surgery member surgeons
- Are certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery to perform plastic surgery of the face and all areas of the body.
- Have at least six years of surgical training and experience, with a minimum of three years of plastic surgery.
- Only operate in accredited facilities.
- Fulfill continuing medical education requirements, including standards and innovations in patient safety.
Award-Winning Plastic Surgeons
Our physicians have received awards, been awarded Wichita Business Journal’s Excellence in Surgery and 40 Under 40 Awards, been chosen multiple years as the area’s best doctors, received humanitarian awards, and served across the world for more than 20 years serving underprivileged nations with Operation Smile and Partners in Health.
You deserve expert guidance and exceptional results.
Plastic surgery involves many choices. The most important is selecting a surgeon you can trust.
Expect exceptional results when you have your procedures performed by plastic surgeons who are certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, like Dr. Sprole, Dr. Biskup, and Dr. Spaniol, and who are members of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons like Dr. Sprole and Dr. Biskup, or Dr. Spaniol who is a Candidate for Active ASPS Membership. These specially trained doctors have at least six years of surgical training and experience, with a minimum of three years of plastic surgery.
