Experience, credentials and training are of the utmost importance when selecting a Plastic Surgeon. Do your homework and do not be misled by family physicians, moonlighting as cosmetic surgeons. Legally having a medical license allows anyone to call themselves a cosmetic surgeon even if there training was in a non-surgical specialty. Always look...
View MoreThis article is part of a weekly Q & A blog series by Steven J. Rottman, MD, a Baltimore Top Doc, and double board certified plastic surgeon. This is published in syndication on Mink + Rich, Baltimore's premier destination for wellness and beauty. This article is about post baby body and how a Mommy Makeover can assist. Dear Dr....
View MoreThis article is part of a weekly Q & A blog series by Steven J. Rottman, MD, a Baltimore Top Doc, and double board certified plastic surgeon. This is published in syndication on Mink + Rich, Baltimore's premier destination for wellness and beauty. This Q & A portion is on Plastic Surgery and Loose Skin. Dear Dr. Rottman, Over the last...
View MoreThis article is part of Dr. Rottman’s continuing Q & A blog series ‘Ask Dr. Baltimore,’ published in syndication on Mink+Rich, Baltimore’s premiere Beauty and Wellness Website. Getting to know Baltimore Top Doc, Steven J. Rottman. These days a google search and possible background check are par for the course before any blind date,...
View MoreThis article is part of a weekly Q & A blog series by Steven J. Rottman, MD, a Baltimore Top Doc, and double board certified plastic surgeon. This is published in syndication on Mink + Rich, Baltimore's premier destination for wellness and beauty. Dear Dr. Rottman, Over the last year I have lost in excess of 100 pounds...
View MoreThis article is part of Dr. Rottman’s continuing Q & A blog series ‘Ask Dr. Baltimore,’ published in syndication on mink+rich, Baltimore’s premiere Beauty and Wellness Website. Dear Dr. Rottman, It seems like everyone is offering anti-aging treatments these days. Is it OK to go to a family practice doctor for anti-aging...
View MoreDear Dr. Rottman, Ever since having kids I haven't felt comfortable in my own skin. I work out as much as possible and eat pretty well, yet I still can't seem to get back my post baby body. I have heard playground whispers about women having Mommy Makeover procedures and am curious as to what this entails. Sincerely yours, Maybe a...
View MoreSelecting a plastic surgeon is a significant decision that will most likely have life-long implications. The surgeon’s specific experience, credentials, and training all should be reviewed and evaluated of course. Additionally, there are other important questions you will need to ask as part of your evaluation and selection process. What is...
View MoreNow that a few weeks have passed since being named a Baltimore Magazine “Top Doc”, I have had a chance to reflect on what the recognition means to me both personally and professionally, but most importantly to my community of patients. First off, I greatly appreciate and am truly humbled by the award. The fact that the voting is conducted by...
View MoreResearch performed by Scott L. Spear, MD, FACS, Troy Pittman, MD, Ali Al-Attar, MD, PhD and Steven J. Rottman, MD, Department of Plastic Surgery, Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, DC Presented at American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery 2013 Meeting, New York The current standard for breast augmentation involves placement of an...
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As our community copes with fast-moving spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus we hope you and yours are in good health during these stressful times.
Public officials have asked businesses to close down for a limited tune while a local quarantine begins. To do our part in ensuring health and safety of everyone on our staff and all of our patients and their families, Rottman Plastic Surgery will be closing temporarily starting Friday, March 20, 2020.
We will be closed next week for all in-person consultations and appointments and will reassess each week thereafter. However, we will remain open for daily virtual consultations and all postoperative follow-up care that is needed.
If you were originally scheduled for a consultation and would like to do a virtual one with Dr. Rottman, please call 410-297-0831 to schedule the virtual consultation.
Our office will be contacting all patients who were currently scheduled to reschedule.
We are monitoring this situation on a daily basis. When we are given the green-light to renew business operations we will update you. We thank you for your patience during this interruption and hope to see when we re-open, happy and healthy.
Please contact us at 410-297-0831 if you have any questions and we will respond back as quickly as we can. Thank you again, and stay well.
Steven J Rottman, MD.
