Brenton B. Koch, MD, FACS, Has Authored His Second Resource to Educate, Empower and Instill Confidence in Those Considering Plastic Surgery
Brenton B. Koch, MD, FACS, released his book 50 Questions (You MUST Ask) Before You Have Plastic Surgery (available for purchase on Amazon.com or through their office by emailing daphne@kochmd.com) as a resource to help people considering elective cosmetic surgery research, plan and tackle good ole’ fashioned question asking during the consultation process.
West Des Moines, IA, February 21, 2013 --(PR.com)-- Surgeon on a mission to empower the consumer
Brenton B. Koch, MD, FACS, of Des Moines, Iowa, has authored his second resource to educate, empower and instill confidence in those considering plastic surgery
Brenton B. Koch, MD, FACS, is leading the way in offering resources to educate and empower those considering plastic surgery. “The decision to have plastic surgery is a big one,” Koch says.
January 2013, Koch released his book 50 Questions (You MUST Ask) Before You Have Plastic Surgery (available for purchase on Amazon.com or through our office by emailing daphne@kochmd.com) as a resource to help people considering elective cosmetic surgery research, plan and tackle good ole’ fashioned question asking during the consultation process.
“I am fortunate to spend the majority of my time in my West Des Moines, Iowa, practice, answering patients' questions. It is no secret that patients who ask more questions and have a better understanding of what to expect before, during and after plastic surgery, have better outcomes,” Koch states. “From personal experience, I know my patients feel empowered and less anxious throughout the surgical process because of the questions they ask.”
After more than a decade in private practice, Koch realized it was time to assemble the top questions into one, easy-to-read and understand resource for people considering plastic surgery. Quite simply, he has taken the mystery out of the consultation experience and provides the consumer with the questions he or she simply must ask before having plastic surgery.
“I encourage people to arm themselves with knowledge, do homework, plan, research, and go into what can be an incredibly positive life experience with confidence and serenity,” suggests Koch.
This book will help empower consumers by:
1. Alleviating worries
2. Saving them thousands of dollars by asking the right questions
3. Instilling confidence that he or she has made the right choice
4. Showing how to have plastic surgery without putting one’s life on hold
5. Providing a list of medications to take/avoid before and after surgery
6. Offering ways to explain the decision to family, friends and co-workers
7. Understanding anesthesia and knowing what to expect
8. Having no regrets
About the author:
Brenton B. Koch, MD, FACS, is a double board certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon. He is certified by the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery as well as the American Board of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and has earned the designation of Fellow in the American College of Surgeons.
Dr. Koch specializes exclusively in plastic and reconstructive surgery of the face with an emphasis in rhinoplasty and cosmetic facial rejuvenation. Each year his team of professionals prepares for and performs hundreds of facial surgeries treating problems relating to appearance, accident or disease.
He resides in Des Moines, Iowa, with his wife, Heidi M. Koch, MD, and their four children. Dr. Koch recently authored two books for consumers considering plastic surgery: Rhinoplasty: What Every Patient Needs to Know, and 50 Questions (You MUST Ask) Before You Have Plastic Surgery).
If you would like more information or to schedule and interview with Dr. Brent Koch, please contact Daphne Christensen at (515) 277-5555 or at daphne@kochmd.com. Visit them online at www.kochmd.com.
Contact: Daphne Christensen
Office: (515) 277-5555
Email: daphne@kochmd.com
Brenton B. Koch, MD, FACS, of Des Moines, Iowa, has authored his second resource to educate, empower and instill confidence in those considering plastic surgery
Brenton B. Koch, MD, FACS, is leading the way in offering resources to educate and empower those considering plastic surgery. “The decision to have plastic surgery is a big one,” Koch says.
January 2013, Koch released his book 50 Questions (You MUST Ask) Before You Have Plastic Surgery (available for purchase on Amazon.com or through our office by emailing daphne@kochmd.com) as a resource to help people considering elective cosmetic surgery research, plan and tackle good ole’ fashioned question asking during the consultation process.
“I am fortunate to spend the majority of my time in my West Des Moines, Iowa, practice, answering patients' questions. It is no secret that patients who ask more questions and have a better understanding of what to expect before, during and after plastic surgery, have better outcomes,” Koch states. “From personal experience, I know my patients feel empowered and less anxious throughout the surgical process because of the questions they ask.”
After more than a decade in private practice, Koch realized it was time to assemble the top questions into one, easy-to-read and understand resource for people considering plastic surgery. Quite simply, he has taken the mystery out of the consultation experience and provides the consumer with the questions he or she simply must ask before having plastic surgery.
“I encourage people to arm themselves with knowledge, do homework, plan, research, and go into what can be an incredibly positive life experience with confidence and serenity,” suggests Koch.
This book will help empower consumers by:
1. Alleviating worries
2. Saving them thousands of dollars by asking the right questions
3. Instilling confidence that he or she has made the right choice
4. Showing how to have plastic surgery without putting one’s life on hold
5. Providing a list of medications to take/avoid before and after surgery
6. Offering ways to explain the decision to family, friends and co-workers
7. Understanding anesthesia and knowing what to expect
8. Having no regrets
About the author:
Brenton B. Koch, MD, FACS, is a double board certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon. He is certified by the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery as well as the American Board of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and has earned the designation of Fellow in the American College of Surgeons.
Dr. Koch specializes exclusively in plastic and reconstructive surgery of the face with an emphasis in rhinoplasty and cosmetic facial rejuvenation. Each year his team of professionals prepares for and performs hundreds of facial surgeries treating problems relating to appearance, accident or disease.
He resides in Des Moines, Iowa, with his wife, Heidi M. Koch, MD, and their four children. Dr. Koch recently authored two books for consumers considering plastic surgery: Rhinoplasty: What Every Patient Needs to Know, and 50 Questions (You MUST Ask) Before You Have Plastic Surgery).
If you would like more information or to schedule and interview with Dr. Brent Koch, please contact Daphne Christensen at (515) 277-5555 or at daphne@kochmd.com. Visit them online at www.kochmd.com.
Contact: Daphne Christensen
Office: (515) 277-5555
Email: daphne@kochmd.com
Contact
Koch Facial Plastic Surgery & Spa
Daphne Christensen
515-277-5555
www.kochmd.com
Daphne Christensen
515-277-5555
www.kochmd.com
Contact
Categories