Bryn Mawr Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Dr. Daniel Westawski and the staff of Bryn Mawr Aesthetic Surgery go above and beyond to create a friendly, professional environment in which to treat their patients. They take the time to get to know each patient, so they can customize the best treatment appropriate for reaching their goals. Dr. Westawski and his staff recognize that the personal outcome of each patient is unique and cannot be achieved with a one-size-fits-all approach to surgical enhancement. For this reason, they work together to design a treatment approach that will complement the individual lifestyle of each patient. Dr. Westawski believes that the greatest results are achieved through a successful relationship between the doctor, his office staff and his patient.

At Bryn Mawr Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, we are focused on establishing a reputation as your family’s plastic surgeon for life. Our practice offers a broad range of aesthetic and reconstructive surgical procedures from a double board certified Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Daniel B. Westawski. He offers many services and treats patients of all ages for medical and aesthetic procedures. Our practice includes reconstruction procedures caused by trauma, disease and cancer, such as breast reconstruction and wound care. His compassionate demeanor and ability to make each patient feel comfortable, has been instrumental in helping him earn a reputation as an accomplished and respected surgeon. With his knowledge and skilled background as a hand and micro-vascular surgeon, he also treats patients with congenital hand deformities, problems of the hand, wrist and forearm, as well as carpal tunnel syndrome and other neurological compression syndromes.

Our approach of patient-focused care is a core value at Bryn Mawr Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. We understand that seeking elective plastic surgery is an intensely personal decision that demands a true partnership between you and your surgeon. Having any kind of elective surgery is an important choice, and we want our patients to be well informed about what to expect. We appreciate that patients may need to think about their options without feeling pressured to make a decision.