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Discove r Cit yV iewN C.co m's fre s h up d ate d loo k ! | 51 Steven M. Zoellner M.D. Board Certified Plastic Surgeon 20 Memorial Drive Pinehurst, NC 28375 PinehurstPlasticSurgery.com 910.295.1917 Like us on Facebook: PinehurstplasticsurgeryspecialistPA This season you can find Apple Cider, Caramel Apples but what about the "Apples" of your cheeks? DISCOVER DYSPORT AND RESTYLANE Give Us 10 Minutes And We'll Give You 10 Years Back! DYSPORT: Treats forehead wrinkles, Crows Feet and Glabella (between the eyebrows). RESTYLANE: Adds volume to the cheeks, lips, lip lines, nasal labial folds, marionette creases and hands. Discover the Cosmetic Artistry of Dr. Steven Zoellner. Schedule your consultation today in our friendly private office. Dr. Zoellner takes time to fully explore ALL options with his patients to help them make informed decisions specific to their body. Non Invasive Body Contouring Areas to be treated: Abdomen, Hips, Flanks, Bra Line, Thighs, Arms and Chin. Text "Makover" to 88000 for Special Monthly Offers WE SERVICE ALL BRANDS Call 484-6565 or schedule a service call at mark-air.com independent agency that accredits and certifies nearly 21,000 health care organizations and programs in the United States. e health system earned re-certification from the commission for both procedures in 2012 and have maintained those certifications ever since. Hoke Hospital earned disease- specific certification in hip and knee replacements in April of this year. e prestigious designations are a source of pride for the staff involved in the program. And they're a source of assurance for patients undergoing knee or hip replacement at Cape Fear Valley. One of the goals of Race to Recovery is making sure patients get all of the information they need. Ideally, that happens before and aer surgery and in person. Two informational seminars are usually held each month for pre- operative joint-replacement patients. Barriage said the seminars provide a wealth of information for patients and any caregivers who might want to come. "We tell them what to expect and how to get ready for the surgery," she said. Patients learn all kinds of essential information, including the sorts of exercises they'll need to do, the types of assistive equipment they may need during their rehab, how long their hospital stay may be and what to bring with them. ey also learn about the pain they will undoubtedly feel aerwards and the ways they'll have of managing it. e seminars are particularly useful because Race to Recovery staff are there to explain their particular areas of expertise and to demonstrate things like using a walker. Patients also benefit from hearing the questions and comments from other patients in attendance.

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