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1229 E. Seminole Suite 340, Springfield, MO |417-820-9330Theres a new member of the team at Mercy Plastic Surgery! Dr. Raghu Nandan is new to Springfield, but not to the operating room. Dr. Nandan is Board Eligible since completing his plastic surgery training at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore after general surgery with the University of Arizona. Mercy was glad to welcome him in August of 2019.

Dr. Nandan offers head-to-toe care for his patients in Mercys high-quality medical facilitieshe specializes in breast reconstructions and augmentations, cosmetic injections, complex facial plastic surgery, scar revisions, tummy tucks and liposuction. He also assists in the care of breast cancer and melanoma patients.

When asked what he loves most about his work, Dr. Nandan says that he enjoys the opportunity to spend time with his patients, listening to their needs. He believes that by listening to patients, he can connect with them to better understand the best way to help them get the outcome they are looking for. Making positive changes in peoples lives, restoring their form and function and improving their quality of life gives him joy the fact that they can feel more confident is the best part of his career.

Tell us about a time you improved someones life, how you did it and how it felt.I had a teenage patient that was preparing for a leg amputation. Instead, we were able to restore the form and function of his leg. He later walked into the clinic and was showing off his soccer skills to the staff. Being a part of his care was priceless.

Why did you choose to go into your current profession?I chose to be a plastic surgeon to be able to restore form, function and aesthetics, from head to toe. It is one of the very few fields of medicine where you are able to innovate, push the envelope and markedly improve the quality of life and confidence of your patients.

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