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Scott E. Kasden, MD

Scott E. Kasden, MD, is an ASPS Member plastic surgeon who is board certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery® and trained specifically in plastic surgery. ASPS members operate only in accredited medical facilities, adhere to a strict code of ethics and fulfill continuing medical education requirements in plastic surgery, including training in patient safety techniques. As your medical partner, Dr. Kasden is dedicated to working with you to achieve your goals.

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Meet Dr. Scott Kasden

Welcome to My Practice. My highly trained staff and I are sensitive to your unique concerns. We provide an environment in which you can feel safe and comfortable in discussing your issues. We ensure that you have the educational resources, you need, and we spend the time with you that you require so that we understand each other . In this way, we are better able to help you to safely accomplish your goals. We are committed to ensuring that your experiences in our practice are enjoyable.

Your Consultation

Dr. Kasden offers personal, complimentary, no obligation, consultations to his patients.

Facilities

Dr. Kasden has an in office surgical suite that can accommodate small cases that can be performed under local anesthesia and sedation. For cases that require general anesthesia, he utilizes the Southwest Surgery Center, Hurst, Texas, or a hospital.

Contact

Phone 817-416-9980

Email scottkinfw@msn.com

Locations

Argyle Office

144 Old Town Boulevard North Suite 2
Argyle, TX 76226

Board Certifications

American Board of Plastic Surgery 1995

Memberships

American Society of Plastic Surgeons
Tarrant County Medical Association
American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons
Texas Medical Association
Fellow American College of Surgeons
American Board of Plastic Surgery
Diplomat, National Board of Medical Examiners

Hospital Affiliations

Plaza Medical Center Hospital Fort Worth, Texas
Baylor All Saints Hospital, Fort Worth, Texas
Harris Methodist Southwest, Fort Worth Texas
All Saints Cityview, Fort Worth, Texas

Education

Plastic Surgery Residency - The Medical College of Ohio; Toledo, OH, 1991-1993
General Surgery Internship & Residency - The Western Pennsylvania Hospital. Pittsburgh, PA., 1986-1991
The Georgetown Univ. School of Medicine; M.D., 1986
The George Washington Univ., M.S. Zoology, 1982
The George Washington Univ., B.A. Zoology, 1979

Procedures Performed

Arm Lift

Body Contouring

Body Lift

Botulinum Toxin

Breast Augmentation

Breast Implant Removal

Breast Implant Revision

Breast Lift

Breast Reduction

Brow Lift

Burn Reconstruction

Buttock Lift with Augmentation

Cheek Reduction

Chemical Peels, IPL, Fractional CO2 Laser Treatments

Chin Augmentation

Chin Surgery

Dermal Fillers

Ear Surgery

Endoscopic Technique

Eyelid Surgery

Facelift

Head and Neck Skin Cancer Reconstruction

Injectable Fillers

Laser Skin Resurfacing

Lip Augmentation/Enhancement

Liposuction

Male Breast Reduction

Microdermabrasion

Mommy Makeover

Neck Lift

Panniculectomy

Post Burn Reconstruction

Retin-A Treatments

Scar Revision

Skin Cancer Removal

Spider Vein Treatment

Tattoo Removal

Thigh Lift

Tummy Tuck

Wound Care

Ask A Surgeon

Ask a Surgeon

Dr. Scott Kasden participates in the ASPS Ask A Surgeon service. View responses to public questions below.

Am I good candidate for breast augmentation

Breast Augmentation

Member Response:

Hi Peepy25 If you are in good health, you should be a good candidate for a breast augmentation. I think that you would likely benefit from a breast lift (mastopexy) as well. I suggest that you find a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss options. All the best. esk

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I regret my breast augmentation the next day

Breast Augmentation

Member Response:

Hi Jadie So sorry to hear about your regrets. The implants can be removed just about any time. I would suggest however that have an open and honest discussion with your surgeon to share your concerns. It may not be the best idea to make big decisions right after surgery/anesthesia when you are recovering and on meds. Remember, your surgeon is you partner in this so listen to him, and be sure he hears you too! All the best. sek

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Zafirlukast (Accolate) and Pirfenidone

Breast Augmentation

Member Response:

Hi Josey I have used Accolate a number of times and have found that it does work. I does not always work, and it may not work 100%, but it is worth a try if your doctor feels you are a candidate. Also, Vitamin E in combination is helpful, so ask your surgeon. Fortunately, a grade II CC is not bad at all. Best of luck to you. sek

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Should these be reclosed?

Tummy Tuck

Member Response:

Hi Bellarosa You have undergone a couple of very large operations and are suffering known complications of wound healing. I think all plastic surgeons with a lot of experience have had these complications with patients at some time or another, and I too have experience with them. If you were my patient, I would not attempt to close the wounds due to the high risk of infection and possibly, loss of more tissue. I would give you local wound care instructions, follow you closely, and if needed (not always needed), would plan for a scar revision in about a year after the wounds close. You didn't mention the wound care protocol your doctor put you on so I can't comment. If you are producing a lot of fluid, and the dressing changes are truly painful and not sustainable, you may want to ask your doctor about a VAC negative pressure device as an alternative. This would be for you and your doctor to determine, but is an alternate thought for you. This isn't as bad as it looks!nPatience

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Fleur Des Les

Tummy Tuck

Member Response:

You can't know, as this is a surgical decision based on training, education, and experience. You might want to interview each surgeon to discuss, or even seek a 4th. Sorry for the confusion, this is a huge decision however.

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difference between mini facelift and lower facelift

Facelift

Member Response:

Hi Sally. A "mini" typically refers to a cheek lift only, while a lower facelift refers to a cheek and neck lift. Thread lifts are less invasive, less effective, and don't hold up as long. In my opinion they may be useful in patients with minimal signs of aging. Hope this helps. sek

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Explant of under muscle implants under local

Breast Implant Removal

Member Response:

I do this quite frequently and it is well tolerated. For anxious people, I prescribe Xanax pre-op You may call my office to ask for a quote if you would like. sek

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Hernia repair and tummy tuck

Tummy Tuck

Member Response:

I do them all the time. Of course it depends on the hernia. I feel very comfortable fixing umbilical hernias at the same time. If the hernia seems complex OI will opt to have a general surgeon go in with me. Your safety is my first concern.

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How crucial are overlapping edges of cut skin?

Wound Care

Member Response:

Hi Andalay. Admittedly, this doesn't look pretty right now, however it will get better over time. If you were my patient I would advise you to hold tight and let it heal for about 9 months to a year. If at that time you are unhappy with the appearance, then go for a scar revision. This time, go to a plastic surgeon, or a different plastic surgeon. In the mean time, keep it out of the sun and get a good scar cream with silicone. Don't stress, for now, it will get better, or can be redone. sek

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Silicone implants at 18 ?

Breast Augmentation

Member Response:

It is true that Silicone breast implants are cleared for use in patients who are 22 years of age and older. There are a couple of exceptions, including deformities, etc. I don't agree with this policy, but here is the thing. When I agree to use the product, I agree to follow the rules. This is just me, and not a reference to anybody in specific, but I feel if I "cheated" by putting the device in patients that they are specifically not cleared for, how could I expect my patients to ever trust me to do the right thing for them? The answer is, I couldn't.

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Explant

Breast Implant Removal

Member Response:

The answer to your question is yes rarely. The proper question is, given that a pre-op MRI was performed, ALL implants/implant material would have been known to the surgeon, so why wasn't it removed? I suggest that you gather hard copies of pre and post-op MRI's and get a second opinion. Something doesn't add up at all. sek

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