Ethridge Plastic Surgery focuses on personalized reconstructive procedures

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A Fort Worth plastic surgeon, Richard T. Ethridge, M.D., P.A., strives to promote health and well-being through a comprehensive and personalized approach to rejuvenative and reconstructive surgery. Dr. Ethridge specializes in plastic and reconstructive surgery, with a focus on cosmetic and reconstructive procedures of the breast, body, and face.

Recently, Dr. Ethridge was named a 2009 Top Doc in the field of Plastic/ Reconstructive Surgery by Fort Worth Texas Magazine.

His practice, Ethridge Plastic Surgery, is conveniently located in the heart of the downtown Fort Worth Medical District at 1622 Eighth Avenue.

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Tags: Cardiology, Heart, Plastic Surgery, Surgery

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