Plastic Surgery
What Services Do We Provide?
Patients who choose plastic surgery can look forward to gaining self-confidence and a sense of well-being from looking, feeling and functioning at their best. For those who wish to enhance their appearance, today’s cosmetic procedures offer the opportunity to sculpt physical features and improve self-esteem.
Reconstructive procedures can correct physical abnormalities caused by accidents, disease and congenital defects, helping patients enjoy full and normal lives. Our team has broad expertise in caring for children with birth defects and adults with breast reconstruction, skin cancer removal and treatment of complex hand injuries, to name but a few. Our plastic and reconstructive procedures focus on the face, breasts, body and skin.
- Facelift, brow lift, forehead lift
- Rhinoplasty (nose) and blepharoplasty (eyelid)
- Lip, chin and cheek augmentation
- Ear surgery
- Breast augmentation, reduction, lift and reconstruction
- Abdominoplasty and liposuction
- Body lift and belt lipectomy
- Arm lift and medial thigh lift
- Chemical peels and microdermabrasion
- BOTOX®, fillers and injectables
Why Us?
Our board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeons have over 25 years of combined experience. Thanks to their outstanding reputations, they attract many patients from outside Iowa, from the East Coast and the Southeastern United States, too.
For additional information, please contact our Plastic Surgery Department at 641.494.5360 or use our online form to schedule an appointment. We welcome patients from Albert Lea, Algona, Belmond, Britt, Buffalo Center, Charles City, Clarion, Cresco, Emmetsburg, Forest City, Garner, Greene, Hampton, Iowa Falls, Lake Mills, Mason City, New Hampton, Northwood, Osage, Waverly and neighboring communities.
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Mommy Makeovers – Rene Recinos, MD, PhD, Plastic & reconstructive Surgery 
How do you handle kids if you can’t use your hands? Sandy Wagner
Plastic Surgery Patient
After years as a special education teacher handling children with significant disabilities and behavioral challenges, I began having limited use of my hands due to severe arthritis pain. I found myself fighting back tears every day because the pain was so bad. I could no longer enjoy one of my favorite hobbies, quilting, either. I met with Dr. René Recinos, a plastic surgeon from Mason City Clinic and recommended a procedure called arthrodesis.
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I trusted him 100 percent Donna Drake
Plastic Surgery Patient
Donna Drake lived with a growing basal cell skin cancer (the most common skin cancer) on her lower eyelid for three years. A family practitioner at Franklin General Hospital recommended Mason City Clinic’s plastic and reconstructive surgeon, Dr. Mark Mulkey, who identified the cancer and performed the extremely delicate eyelid surgery to remove it and reconstruct her eyelid.
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After Breaking Her Wrist In A Fall, Hampton Woman Gets Full Mobility of Her Hand And Wrist Back! LeAnn Strother
Plastics & Reconstructive Surgery Patient
In February 2019, LeAnn Strother 65, who is left-handed, fell and broke her left wrist. Because it was a complicated break she was referred into Dr. Rene Recinos, a plastics and reconstructive surgeon, and hand specialist at the Mason City Clinic for surgery. Most concerning for LeAnn was if this injury would impact all of the things she loves to do with her hands in the future?
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Garner woman says her ‘Tummy Tuck’ not only gives her self confidence, it’s the motivator for staying healthy. Renee Denny
Renee Denny, 59, of Garner, Iowa, a retired school administrator, wants to be a healthy and active grandmother one day.
“Five years ago I had gastric bypass surgery and lost 90 lbs. I started at 240 lbs. Although I was pleased with the gastric bypass results, some of my skin was loose and sagging, and was getting caught up in my belly button and creating infections,” said Renee.
