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    Emily DeBoom

    Mayo Clinic’s Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery is now open in Rochester

The Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery, a comprehensive, multispecialty center, is now open at Mayo Clinic in Rochester. This center offers a wide range of aesthetic face and body treatments, cosmetic surgical procedures, and cosmetic nonsurgical procedures.

“Mayo Clinic has assembled a world-class team of professionals versed in the latest techniques and technologies,” says Colin Driscoll, M.D., the center’s medical director. “We are here to ensure each patient receives the highest-quality care while achieving their desired results.”

Procedures offered

Procedures offered at the center include:

  • Aesthetic body, face, neck and eyelid surgery.
  • Breast reduction or augmentation.
  • CoolSculpting.
  • Injections and fillers.
  • Laser hair removal.
  • Laser skin resurfacing, including tattoo removal.
  • Rhinoplasty.
  • Tummy tucks.
  • Varicose vein treatments.

"Sometimes our work reduces pain or repairs physical deformity. Other times, it's simply about enhancing joy and personal well-being," says Dr. Driscoll. "Regardless, our team of specialists is dedicated to helping you age gracefully and live well so that you feel confident and look your best."

The center is a collaboration between the Division of Plastic Surgery and departments of Otolaryngology, Dermatology, Ophthalmology and Vascular Medicine, integrating these areas of expertise into a single service area in a centralized location.

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