Plastic surgery has progressed to the level of being able to offer you what you want. When you come in for a consultation, we will discuss the end result you desire, and I will present the options of which operations would be suitable.

There is no one way, no one right operation; there are always several possibilities, some better than others, all with different risks and involvements. It is during the consultaiton that we decide together which procedures you like and which are best for you.

You have the choice to look beter, less tired, or to lessen the effects of aging. Often it is the small things that make the biggest difference, like removing the bags under your eyes. You can have as little or as much cosmetic surgery as you decide on. I will talk with you regarding the options you have, the positive and negative effects of each surgical procedure, and your expectations. The choice is yours.

Marcus Melvin, MD

Certifications & Professional Recognition

American Board of Plastic Surgery, 1991
American Board of General Surgery - 1987

Academic Background

Undergraduate:

University of Colorado

Medical:

University of Colorado Medical School
1977 - 1981

Residency:

Surgical: State University of New York
Syracuse, New York - 1981-1982
General Surgery - State University of New York
Syracuse, New York - 1982 - 1986
Plastic Surgery:
Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland, Or
1986- 1988

Societies, Memberships, and Affiliations

ASPS - American Society of Plastic Surgeons
ASAPS - American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
NWPS - Northwest Society of Plastic Surgeons
Medical Society of Metropolitan Portland
OMA - Oregon Medical Association
Portland Surgical Society
AMA - American Medical Association