Quatela Center for Plastic Surgery
973 East Avenue
Rochester, NY 14607
Phone: (585) 244-1000
Fax: (585) 271-4786
Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
20 YEARS. OVER 40,000 PARTNERS IN BEAUTY. Twenty years ago with unwavering vision and passion, Dr. Quatela opened his plastic surgery practice at the Lindsay House. After years of practicing at Strong Memorial Hospital and putting countless hours and dollars into renovating the historic Lindsay House on East Avenue, he opened his doors for a …
Sometimes patients are looking for cosmetic procedures to be an end-all solution to their insecurities about a certain part of their appearance. However, at the Quatela Center we do not view plastic surgery as an easy fix or isolated experience. Patients are encouraged to be actively involved in the entire process, and it’s mutually understood …
Are you one of the nearly 68% of people who are bothered by the fullness underneath their chin? This common yet often untreated area is a nuisance to many, even those who are fit and trim. But now there is a way to treat this unique area that is often impossible to eliminate with exercise. …
Options for fat removal are constantly evolving, and many patients call our office looking to utilize the newest technology. When it comes to choosing between tumescent liposuction vs Smartlipo, most people want to know which procedure offers the least amount of downtime and fast, noticeable results. However, not all patients are candidates for every procedure. …
Inverted nipples. Have you ever had a conversation about them? Chances are probably not. But did you know that inverted nipples are actually a lot more common than people realize? About 10-20% of women, and many men, have inverted or flat nipples. That means that inverted nipples are more common than having blue or green …
What is it? Many women are all too familiar with the post-pregnancy belly bulge that is seemingly impossible to fix with diet and/or exercise. This “pooch” is actually a medical condition known as diastasis recti. “Diastasis” means separation while “recti” refers to the abdominal muscles. The abdominal area sticks out because the left and right …