Warren J. Katz, M.D. an Expert in Dallas Plastic Surgery

Everyone has natural beauty, but sometimes it simply needs a little enhancement to shine! Warren J. Katz, M.D., F.A.C.S., is a Board Certified Dallas Plastic Surgeon who attracts these patients, both nationally and internationally. Dr. Katz is certified by the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery and The American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. He has been in practice in Dallas, Texas for more than 25 years. Dr. Katz has been featured on ABC, CBS, NBC, and CNN news programs. He has also been featured in many magazine and newspaper articles, and was on the cover of Southwest Airlines Magazine discussing cosmetic surgery. He also was an expert on cosmetic surgery at Beauty Live, the largest beauty show in the country, and was listed in Forbes Magazine as one of the 10 most dependable plastic surgeons in the West.

Dr. Katz is very concerned about patient safety. Staying at the forefront with cutting-edge and procedural techniques, his patients receive exceptional care from this respected Plastic Surgeon. He is highly sought-after for his expertise in breast augmentation Dallas TX. All of Dr. Katz’s surgical procedures are performed under IV sedation anesthesia, thus eliminating the need and adverse side effects that are commonly associated with general anesthesia. Non-surgical alternatives to surgery are explained in detail to his patients. Surgeries are performed in his facility that is certified by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care.

In addition to his surgical facility, Dr. Katz’s practice includes Aesthetica Medical Spa where spa services offer skin care products, injectables, facial treatments, microdermabrasion, laser skin treatments and permanent make-up.

Experience a rebirth in confidence with a healthy, radiant glow!

Dr. Katz’s office is conveniently located at 6200 LBJ Freeway, Suite 110, Dallas TX on the South side of the LBJ Freeway’s Service Rd., just East of Preston Rd.

The offices of Texas OB-GYN recently launched a new web site to promote their Frisco OB-GYN Office and to talk about the special care they provide to their patients. One of the new features of the web site allows both doctors at the Frisco practice to write medical articles on the web site in the form of a blog. These articles will deal with new medical technology as it relates to women's health as well as to medical issues of the day.

Women in Frisco interested in checking out the new website can visit http://www.texasobgyn.com/

I am Pregnant & live in Collin County, so which Hospital has the Best Nursery for my Baby?

As an OB/GYN practitioner in just one hospital, Baylor Medical Center at Frisco, my patients occasionally express concern about the nursery, having heard the hospital down the road was better. Of course, for most patients the level of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Nursery (NICU) will never be an issue, as their baby will be born perfect.

Unfortunately, what they hear is what is being advertised? ‘So and so said that the big hospital down the road has a Level III Nursery,’ I see it plastered on area billboards. The truth is the NICU at Baylor Medical Center at Frisco is also a Level III Nursery but is smaller, which to me is a huge plus as you really do get to know the nurses and doctors, in addition, any nurse in the NICU could tell you about any baby there. I have experienced this myself as I went in to the NICU to check on one of my babies several months ago and was greeted by nurses who gave me an immediate update on a baby I delivered; it had been slow to transition to breathing air. The baby only stayed in the NICU for two days and when the family came to visit me in the office a week later they had nothing but wonderful things to say about the nurses and excellent care given to their baby.

Concerning the Neonatologists (pediatricians, with fellowship training in intensive care), it so happens the Baylor Medical Center at Frisco’s Neonatologists are the same physicians who cover the bigger hospital down the road. I also know that there are different levels of Level III NICUs according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.

I was reminded of this recently when one of the first patients I delivered in Dallas came to see me for her second child, now two years later. She delivered at Baylor downtown (Level III NICU, academic institution, nationally recognized) and the baby was diagnosed with meconium aspiration syndrome (baby had a bowel movement in utero). For two days, I visited the family, baby and spoke with Neonatologist daily. On day number three, the Neonatologist said the baby needed to be transferred to Children’s Hospital for ECMO (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation), a specialized respiratory machine only available at Children’s, obviously a higher Level III Nursery with more experience. The baby was transferred and I spoke with the parents daily. Two days after the baby transferred, it was off the ventilator, it did not require ECMO and was ready to go home. Where would be the best place to have your baby if he or she was sick in Collin County, a children’s hospital, like Children’s Hospital of Plano.

Like everything I do in guiding my patients as a medical professional, I always practice as if each patient was my own family member. I could have privileges at the big hospital down the road, but why? Baylor Medical Center at Frisco is a women’s hospital that delivers babies and does elective surgeries like the da Vinci robot-assisted hysterectomies, that is it. There are no adult medicine floors with chronically ill patients, medical or surgical intensive care units. These locations often carry with them the worst, most resistant bacteria known to medicine.

So the next time someone tells you to deliver at the big hospital down the road because of the Nursery, think again. If your baby needs extra help from the Level III NICU at Baylor Medical Center at Frisco, you are in good caring hands. Oh, one more thing, if your baby should require additional medical care, it will be transferred to Children’s Hospital of Plano, which is where I would want my child to be.

I hope this article was instrumental in allaying any fears about where you should have your next baby in Collin County.

My staff and I are always available to answer questions. Just like many of you, my family was new to this area, less than two years ago. If you need advice like, who is the best specialist or primary care doctor? Feel free to give us a call (972) 668-8300. Frisco Womens Health is a family oriented office where we treat everyone like family, and no, we do not have any financial investment in any medical facility.

To your continued health,

Jonathan Weinstein, M.D., F.A.C.O.G.

5575 Warren Pkwy, Ste 116, Frisco, TX 75034

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Jonathan Weinstein, M.D., a Frisco Ob Gyn Doctor at Baylor Medical Center at Frisco, cares for patients that come from Frisco, McKinney, Plano, Allen, Dallas and surrounding cities for all their obstetrical and gynecological needs.

Frisco Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Christine Stiles offers The Natural Breast Lift, Breast Augmentation & Breast Reduction to her patients!