DR. LOMONACO

Dr. LoMonaco’s practice is focused on breast and body contouring surgery, with a special emphasis on post-bariatric surgery reconstruction. His office is near the Webster Medical Center, which offers both convenience and privacy. Dr. LoMonaco is on the staff of several Medical Center hospitals and maintains privileges at private surgery centers. He is a member of both local and national medical societies.

Featured in the Media

As an esteemed plastic surgeon in his field, Dr. LoMonaco’s work has been featured on the Discovery Health Channel and The Learning Channel.

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Reviews from our patients

Anonymous

May 4, 2017

Dr LoMonaco is the best! His knowledge, expertise, bedside manners, caring and the way he treats his patients is what makes him the best. He is a true artist contouring the body. He also has an awesome team of people working with him. . . . Read full review

Taylor M.

February 22, 2016

Dr. LoMonaco is a great doctor who makes you feel special and comfortable no matter what the issue you are coming in for may be. I love his upbeat attitude and how he explains everything to you clearly. . . . Read full review

Anonymous

March 1, 2017

Dr. LoMonaco and has his staff are the best at what they do. From the facility to the services everything is above par. . . . Read full review

services

Breast Augmentation

Tummy Tuck

Liposculpting Liposuction

Brazilian Buttock Lift

Mommy Makeover

Lower Body Lift

Upper Body Lift

Intimate Procedures for Women

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John LoMonaco, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Barbara Mendoza
Medical Aesthetician

Biocell Implants Recall

One of the largest manufacturers of breast implants has recalled one variety of their breast implant because of a higher than average link to a rare form of lymphoma called ALCL.

Allergan, Inc. issued a worldwide recall of their textured (Biocell) implants and is asking that physicians and hospitals no longer stock or use the item. The move comes after the FDA found a higher than average link to ALCL from this one manufacturer's textured implant.

Other companies also make textured implants using different processes, and so far no other products have been named.

ALCL is a rare cancer that when detected early can be treated successfully, but there have been cases of fatalities which is the reason for the FDA investigation.

If you are unsure of your implant type, you should contact your surgeon and obtain the implant data card or a copy. Even if you DO have the recalled implants, surgery is NOT recommended if you have a normal exam, and possibly undergo some simple testing.

Dr LoMonaco has over 20 years experience treating breast-implant related complications. If you desire a consultation to learn more about your options, feel free to call our office at 713-526-5550.