Advanced Plastic Surgery Center

Mark D. Fetter, M.D. FACS

1615 Petroglyph Pointe Dr. | Prescott, AZ 86301 | (928) 777-0200

Welcome

Welcome to the practice website of Mark D. Fetter, M.D., and Advanced Plastic Surgery Center.

Dr. Fetter, surgeon and director of the Advanced Plastic Surgery Center (APSC) in beautiful Prescott, Arizona is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. He is also a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. He has designed the APSC to provide the highest quality of care for all cosmetic and reconstructive procedures in a relaxing, comfortable atmosphere.

Every patient receives personal attention from the surgeon and his well-trained support team throughout each procedure…from the initial confidential consultation to the attentive follow-up care. Throughout our website you will learn more about our state-of-the-art facility and get the latest information from Advanced Plastic Surgery Center.

Dr. Fetter is exquisitely trained and highly skilled in the full spectrum of both cosmetic and reconstructive procedures. In addition to a full array of facial rejuvenative, breast enhancing and body contouring procedures, Dr. Fetter is also a recognized specialist in hand reconstruction, as well as, other operations that restore both form and function.

The Advanced Plastic Surgery Center offers an urban experience with small town warmth to create an intimate, respectful, and confidential experience. The Center has its own fully accredited in-house surgical suite furnished with state-of-the-art equipment. In addition, APSC houses Twin Lakes Spa, offering designed skin care in a medical environment. A licensed aesthetician is available to assist Dr. Fetter with all before and after surgery care.

Dr. Fetter and his staff invite you to consider “Incredible Possibilities” in beautiful Prescott. Call us today at (928) 777-0200 or toll free at (877) 534-7747.

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