Dr. Donovan Rosas, M.D. is a Board Certified, Ivy League educated, fellowship trained plastic surgeon. His expertise spans the whole of cosmetic and reconstructive surgery. Dr. Rosas specializes in breast and body contouring as well as breast reconstruction.
- New patients only. Requires in-person consultation. Discount applied to surgeons fee on major surgical procedures.
Dr. Rosas is very humble, he is an artist surgeon!!! and you know from the minute you meet him you are in the best hands!!. He made sure I understood everything and give me honest and professional guidance about the procedure. He listens to you and answers all your questions and that makes you fell safe and that you will achieve the desired results. I feel very happy and blessed to had have my breast implant exchange and capsulectomy procedure done with Dr. Rosas, he is very professional and amazing surgeon. The result was excellent. I feel and look wonderful. I strongly recommended it.!!!
Five. Stars is not enough!! Dr Rosas is an amazing doctor with impeccable attention to detail. He and his staff made me feel comfortable through my entire procedure. My only regret is that I didn’t do the surgery sooner.
I got a breast lift + implants. I went in for a consultation on skin tightening and sculptra, but I walked out with my mind set on getting my breast done! I am very young, and I am a mom. Seeing my body completely transform after pregnancy, breastfeeding, and then 55lb weight loss, I was very uncomfortable with my own body. Dr. Rosas was very honest with me about what I would need to do to achieve my desired results, which was a breast lift. He also told me about implants and gave me the peace of mind about them that I had not had before. He came off as very honest and professional. I knew I could trust him with such a big surgery. My surgery went so well. It felt nice going into IAS and feeling like they were dedicating their time and office to me. Some surgery places tend to roll patients through like cattle, but it was very impressive how they treated me during my surgery. My breasts are beyond perfect. They look better than I could’ve ever wished. Dr Rosas did an incredible job. Within 6 days I wore a cleavage revealing top and I was feeling brand new! I have friends who have gotten their breasts done as well, and they immediately told me within the first week post op that I must have had a great doctor and I have received too many compliments to count. The fact that it is only 3 weeks post op and I already show them off everywhere is crazy! I’m so excited to see the 6 month result. I highly recommend Dr. Rosas who is such a talented and trustworthy doctor. Updated on 29 Sep 2021: Completely healed on one boob. And the other one is on its way. I love the placement of my nipples and the shape. I feel so young and confident. I am sleeping normally now. And I lay on my side. I can also lift anything and have my strength. One week till I’m clear to swim and workout! Updated on 24 Oct 2021: Completely healed and scars are beginning to fade, I will start applying the cream I was given by my doctor. Everyone compliments my breasts and says they look totally natural. They are very squishy too and I think having so much access skin helped with the natural look of them. So happy! Updated on 26 Feb 2022: Well I am so happy and have honestly made the best decision of my life! They immediately changed my entire opinion of my body after having a baby. The scars are something I’ve gotten use to and I’m looking into getting them tattooed.
I was very happy in the beginning, I was not happy with the surgery I had pieces at the back of my boobs looks like flapped or elephant ears on the end. I contacted several times to see if it can be fixed no one has gotten back to me.If I know that my boobs was still going to look the same way but smaller I would have had put implants I did a lift and reduction. $10.000 dollars I don't think at all it was worth it and the treatment of the doctor is like 2 minutes to see you. Now I have to pay for it to get fixed.
I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Rosas and his staff. This journey has been beyond anything I could imagined. For a mother of 2 and only 35 years old, I had lost so much confident in myself, due to my breast shape and heavy upper body. Dr. Rosas took the time to explain and made me feel super comfortable and confident throughout my procedure and healing process. He's truly an artist and strives to give patients what they ask for. I am beyond thankful for his work and making me feel confident once again. To say my life simply changed is an understatement. THANK YOU!
I went to 3 other surgeons and by far Dr Rosas was the physician that made me feel the most comfortable, he was patient, detailed, professional, and had a great sense of humor. His meticulous attention to detail gave me the body of my dreams. If you want an attentive, and thorough doctor that will deliver above your expectations, Dr Rosas is the surgeon for you!
7 years ago I made the decision to have a reduction mammaplasty. and I was lucky enough to have Dr.Rosas do it for me. he made the process so easy and comforting, he was reliable and resourceful. best decision EVER!!!!!! see for yourself the before and after picture is attached
Dr. Rosas did everything he said he would. He did not “oversell” anything. My procedure was complex but he made it most tolerable. I actually understood everything. I look and feel great. It was like I was part of the team. The entire staff was extremely professional.
Dr. Rosas is amazing. The whole Celebration office is amazing! I was so nervous about my surgery but Lori, one of the coordinators, worked diligently with me to allay my fears. Dr. Rosas did the same! I now have a new tummy and what was flat-as-pancake breasts are now lifted and look and feel wonderful. So happy with my results and with this very talented surgeon. I’m 64. I feel 25+ years younger!
He is amazing he really change my life with my breast reduction, he took the time to explain exactly what I need and listen to all of my questions. After the surgery he called me to check on me and when I call him with questions he always answers or call me back. Thanks again Dr Rosas
It is important to understand that anatomy defines the limits of volume. Based upon your photos, you are seeking a very significant upsize on the order of 700 ml +. This will likely require a staged approach. Patients seeking high volume may begin with an implant which does not meet their goals but will allow for stretch over time to eventually facilitate the placement of an even larger device. This may be combined with secondary fat grafting as an adjunct. As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS).
When undergoing breast augmentation there are a number of choices which need to be made: saline or silicone? Volume: Larger or smaller? Incision? However, one of the most commonly debated choices is that of implants placement: subglandular/ submammary vs. subpectoral/ submuscular? While many surgeons recommend submuscular placement there are distinct differences to each approach. Subglandular Augmentation (“overs”): • Subglandular augmentation means place of the implant underneath the breast tissue but above the pectoralis muscle. Subglandular placement spares the pectoralis muscle which leads to reduced post operative pain/discomfort and no impact on muscle function post augmentation. Recovery is also faster when compared to subpectoral augmentation. • Subglandular augmentation can impact mammographic evaluation of the breast. However, as dedicated breast radiography has become more prevalent this has become less of an issue. Fellowship trained radiologists have become familiar with evaluating breasts post augmentation. It is also important to note that implant position does not interfere with visualization of breast tissue via contrast enhanced MRI (the most sensitive and specific study available for breast cancer detection). • Studies suggest there is an increased risk of capsular contracture when implants are placed in a subglandular space. • Aesthetically, implants placed superficial to the pectoralis major create a rounded, convex appearing breast profile. This effect is camouflaged, at least initially in larger breasted patients. However, as a woman ages fat atrophies and breast tissue descends. The result is a more noticeable implant specifically in the upper pole. Similarly, patients who have thin coverage superiorly are more likely to be able to perceive the implants and at higher risk of visible rippling. Subpectoral Augmentation (“unders”): • Subpectoral augmentation is technically a bit of a misnomer. Traditionally, subpectoral augmentation involves the release of the pecotralis major muscle from its lower attachments. This allows the muscle to “window-shade.” The upper hemisphere of the implant sits underneath the muscle (dual plane). This release contributes much of the discomfort encountered postoperatively by patients. • Subpectoral implants have a lower rate of capsular contracture. • Aesthetically, in contrast to submammary implants (which are prominent in the upper pole- especially in thinner patients), the pectoralis muscle both conceals the underlying implant and flattens the upper pole. This flattening effect creates a natural sloping as one proceeds from the upper portion of the implant to the lower portion. • The most commonly cited drawback to sub-muscular augmentation is the animation deformity associated with contraction of the overlying muscle. Each approach has both costs and benefits. Patients are unique and so too is each operative plan. A potential augmentation candidate may be better suited for one approach or the other. As always, your board certified plastic surgeon can help guide you in your decision making process.
DTI while more convenient is less a less predictable option for breast reconstruction. Until the day of surgery, it is impossible to predict the condition of the mastectomy skin flaps and the available coverage. This subsequently impacts the implant selection. With regards to your specific question, CC don't necessarily correlate to cup size directly. My recommendation is for expander based reconstruction if size and aesthetic concerns are a priority. As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS).
Chronic pain secondary to augmentation may have a number of origins including nerve stretch and contracture. If pain resolved post explant, there is no guarantee that the same phenomenon will not repeat itself. With regards to your specific question, it is important to remember that in the setting of multiple reoperations, the burden of scar tissue rises which not only complicates repeat augmentation but increases the likelihood of post op issues. As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS).
MRI is the gold standard for implant surveillance. Manufacturers recommendation is for initial imaging at 5 years post op and then every 2-3 years after. With regards to your specific question, I would recommend beginning with an in-person evaluation by your surgeon. This will allow them to determine if imaging (and what type) is appropriate. As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS).