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Danielle Dumestre, MD

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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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7 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

Dr. Danielle Dumestre is a plastic and reconstructive surgeon and fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada specializing in breast reconstruction, aesthetic breast and body surgery, labiaplasty, and gender-affirming top surgery, including chest feminiz

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I am so grateful to have found Dr. Dumestre for my DIEP flap reconstruction after undergoing preventative mastectomy. I was initially referred to a different surgeon that came highly recommended, but did not enjoy my experience. I felt like she rushed through my consult and didn’t really hear my concerns. After discussion with other members in my DIEP flap support group I was also concerned I would not get the final look I was seeking. So thankful one of them referred me to
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After having breast implants for 15 years, I started exploring my options. I wasn’t sure if I wanted to keep them, downsize, or remove them altogether—and I wanted to find a surgeon who would listen, not pressure. I went to a few consultations, and while one surgeon told me I needed to replace them immediately because they were over 10 years old (and left me feeling guilty for keeping them this long), another suggested a “wait and see” approach with smaller implants first. Still,