DermDox Group, a leading provider of medical, surgical, and aesthetic dermatology services, announced the acquisition of Modern Aesthetics Plastic Surgery on June 22, 206.
The acquisition now allows DermDox to provide a fully integrated continuum of skin health, aesthetic medicine, and cosmetic surgery services. The move is but the latest in what has been the aesthetic industry's pivot to holistic, comprehensive, 360-degree care as providers are increasingly offering seamless transitions from medical skincare to surgical interventions.
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The Pennsylvania-based aesthetic medicine and plastic surgery practice is known for delivering exceptional cosmetic outcomes and patient experiences and offers a full range of aesthetic and cosmetic services, including injectables, laser treatments, skin rejuvenation, body contouring, facial aesthetics, and surgical procedures performed by experienced plastic surgeons.
Through the combination of DermDox Group's expertise in medical and surgical dermatology with Modern Aesthetics Plastic Surgery's advanced aesthetic treatments and plastic surgery offerings, patients will gain access to a comprehensive suite of services designed to enhance both health and appearance.
"Modern Aesthetics Plastic Surgery has established itself as a trusted leader in aesthetic medicine and cosmetic surgery," said Christopher Puza, President of DermDox Group. "Their commitment to clinical excellence, patient safety, and outstanding outcomes aligns perfectly with our mission. Together, we are creating a premier destination for medical dermatology, skin cancer care, aesthetic treatments, and plastic surgery."
"This partnership creates exciting opportunities for our patients and providers," said Dr. Robert Skalicky of Modern Aesthetics Plastic Surgery. "By joining DermDox Group, we can further expand access to innovative aesthetic and plastic surgery services while benefiting from a broader clinical platform dedicated to excellence in skin health and patient care."
For aesthetic practices, the move indicates that comprehensive service offerings are becoming a competitive factor in a rapidly evolving market.
