The Georgia Institute for Plastic Surgery - Bluffton

29 Plantation Park Dr., Ste. 301, Bluffton, South Carolina

The Georgia Institute for Plastic Surgery - Bluffton

29 Plantation Park Dr., Ste. 301, Bluffton, South Carolina
Phone: (843) 920-4425
Phone: (843) 920-4425

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Doctors

Richard Greco, MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Dr. Greco has spent the last 26 years helping patients reach their goals through operative and non operative techniques with a "Ritz Carlton" level of customer service. His goals are to improve and enhance his patients in a way that gives you a very "Natural" and un-operated appearance.


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APatrick122984April 15, 2024
The best team ever! Very good with keeping me updated on appointments

I would not change anything about this team. They always make me feel like I was someone important since the first very first visit. Hands down very good with keeping me updated on all my appointments.

Sensible435930March 23, 2024
Beyond satisfied with my results

Dr. Richard Greco is the absolute best! I am beyond satisfied with my results. Not only am I pleased with my physical appearance, but my back, neck, and shoulder pains are gone! Dr. Greco and the staff at Georgia Institute for Plastic Surgery (GIPS) are top tier. They are warm, friendly, knowledgeable, and consummate professionals in all they do. If you’re looking for excellent care with e...

tlcwilliamsFebruary 15, 2024
He replaced my old implants with new implants - amazing results

Dr. Richard Greco removed my old implants and performed a lift and replaced my old implants with new implants. The results were amazing! Mr. Greco's staff members always treated me with courtesy and respect. Top notch facility!!!!

chelseabh11December 21, 2023
Transformed my body and the results are phenomenal

Dr. Greco is the best plastic surgeon in Savannah. He is one talented man! He transformed my body and the results are phenomenal. He gave me my confidence back after a decade of 3 pregnancies and weight gain. I can't stay out the mirror! I say I look better now than I did before kids. The mommy makeover is worth it! If it's just a thought, just do it. I'd do it over again just for the results....

Addy78December 19, 2023
Great experience - felt very comfortable with him as my surgeon

I was referred to Dr. Greco by a friend who had done many plastic surgeries with and really liked him. Considering I was wanting a breast reduction, I was a little nervous but he was very chill about it! I felt very comfortable with him as my surgeon


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Q: I have a 28a cup size. I’m a 29 year old female who is 5’7". I am wondering how big someone so small should go? (Photo)
Answered by Dr. GrecoJune 20, 2020

A: Excellent question!

Look at photos of women and bring a few in with you that resembles what you are hoping for.

There are a few methods to determine the best size for you.   Measurements of your base diameter helps us plan the largest implant best for you.

Implants in a bra to determine what is harmonious in your body as well as allows us to look at what you feels is appropriate for you.  we take photos and allow you to look and discuss with friends at home as to what is too big or too little for you.

Computer generated images with your breasts and different implant dimensions can be used as well.

Then, the surgeon can determine if that size/appearance is reasonable for your body and soft tissue coveragecoverage.

Q: Should I have my implants placed over the muscle so I can continue with frequent push ups and pull ups?
Answered by Dr. GrecoJune 2, 2020

A: Excellent question.  Please read Dr. Singer's very complete answer below.   Excellent answer.

The shorter answer is  - it is all a trade off that you should discuss with your plastic surgeon, and a lot depends on how much subcutaneous fat and breast tissue you have to cover the implant, how large you want to go, and the activity you plan on doing.

I predict you will choose above the muscle and maybe an extra fill silicone implant to reduce the likelihood that you will have ripples that will be seen or felt.

Q: Follow-up: 18-year-old, size DD, saggy and wide apart breasts, what's the best surgery in my case? (Photos)
Answered by Dr. GrecoApril 11, 2020

A: You should visit with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your desires and to examine you.  There are many options for you - but the correct decision is based on what you want in the end.   Options include a Breast Lift, a Breast Reduction, or a combination of a lift and augmentation.

Q: Can my traffic-cone-shaped breasts be turned into round-shaped ones? (photos)
Answered by Dr. GrecoFebruary 17, 2020

A: You have very pretty breasts - but not exactly what you want.

Everything is a trade off.  You need an in person examination by a skilled plastic surgeon.   One has to feel the quality of your skin and the tissue that makes up your breast.

Do you want larger breasts?  Implants alone will lead to larger, rounder breast with even wider areolas.   If you are happy with your size - a type of Mastopexy ( areolar reduction or Vertical lift) might solve the problem - but with scars.

I comes down to - is will you be happier with rounder breast which are larger or rounder breast with scars or your present un operated breasts?

Q: What are the risks of a corrugator resection? (Photo)
Answered by Dr. GrecoNovember 16, 2019

A: There are physicians that can use an electrode to buzz the nerve to the corrugators to soften the furrows.

Also, surgical disruption - such as in a Endoscopic Brow lift, Direct approach to transection, and through an upper eyelid incision all work well.