Intermountain Plastic Surgery Center

801-507-1650

801-507-1699

5169 South Cottonwood Street

Suite 420,

Murray, UT 84107

Building 2 (Eccles Outpatient Care Center), Level 4, Suite 420

This department offers

Aesthetics
Body cosmetic surgery
Breast cosmetic surgery
Facial cosmetic surgery
Plastic surgery
Reconstructive plastic surgery

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery in Murray, Utah

Restoring Form and Function with Compassion

At Intermountain Plastic Surgery Center, our board-certified plastic surgeons specialize in reconstructive care that helps patients heal, recover, and regain confidence after illness, injury, or congenital differences. From breast reconstruction following cancer to advanced hand and lymphedema surgery, our team combines surgical expertise with personalized support — right here in Murray, Utah, serving patients from Salt Lake City, Bountiful to Lehi and all across the Wasatch Front.

Why Choose Intermountain for Reconstructive Surgery?

Comprehensive care: Breast, hand, facial, lymphedema, wound, and soft tissue reconstruction
Advanced techniques: Microsurgery, nerve repair, tissue transfer, robotic-assisted options
Collaborative approach: Partnership with oncology, orthopedics, therapy, and rehab teams
Convenience: Central location at Intermountain Medical Center in Salt Lake County
Compassionate specialists: Focused on restoring both health and quality of life

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Conditions We Treat

Our reconstructive surgeons care for patients with a wide range of needs, including:

Breast reconstruction and revision after mastectomy or lumpectomy
Lymphedema and lymphatic disorders
Hand and upper extremity conditions: injury, trauma, tendon/nerve damage, congenital differences
Facial trauma and skin cancer reconstruction
Chronic wounds and soft tissue defects
Congenital anomalies requiring surgical correction

Services & Surgical Options

We offer advanced reconstructive procedures, including:

Breast Reconstruction: Implant-based, flap, and combined approaches
Hand & Nerve Surgery: Trauma repair, tendon transfer, congenital reconstruction
Lymphedema Surgery: Lymphovenous bypass, lymph node transfer, compression therapy support
Microsurgery: Complex free tissue transfer for functional and cosmetic restoration
Scar Revision & Wound Reconstruction: Skin grafts, tissue flaps, and minimally invasive options

We also offer select cosmetic procedures, including breast lifts, reductions, and liposuction, tailored to your personal goals.

What to Expect

Your journey begins with a consultation, where our surgeons will:

Review your medical and surgical history
Listen to your goals and concerns
Outline reconstructive options tailored to your needs
Partner with you to create a plan for surgery, recovery, and follow-up care

Recovery times vary depending on your procedure. Some patients return to daily activities quickly, while others benefit from physical or occupational therapy during rehabilitation.

Patient FAQs

Find answers to frequently asked questions about our plastic & reconstructive surgery services.

What’s the difference between reconstructive and cosmetic plastic surgery?

Reconstructive surgery restores form and function after cancer, trauma, or congenital conditions. Cosmetic surgery focuses on improving appearance alone.

Is breast reconstruction always an option after mastectomy?

For most patients, yes. Reconstruction can be immediate or delayed. Your surgeon will discuss which approach fits your health and goals.

Will my insurance cover reconstructive surgery?

Most reconstructive surgeries, including post-mastectomy breast reconstruction, are covered by insurance. Our team can help verify your coverage.

What kinds of reconstructive surgery do you offer for lymphedema?

We provide lymphovenous bypass, lymph node transfer, and supportive therapies to improve lymphatic drainage and reduce swelling.

Do you perform hand surgery?

Yes. We treat tendon and nerve injuries, trauma, congenital hand differences, and conditions affecting strength, motion, and function.

How long does recovery take?

Recovery varies by procedure. Minor revisions may require only a short downtime, while complex microsurgery may involve several weeks of healing and therapy.

What are the risks of reconstructive surgery?

Risks include bleeding, infection, poor healing, or anesthesia complications. Your surgeon will review all risks and safety measures before treatment.

Will surgery leave scars?

All surgeries leave scars, but advanced closure techniques minimize their appearance. Scars typically fade over time.

Can reconstructive surgery restore function and sensation?

Yes, in many cases. Hand surgery and microsurgical nerve repair can restore motion and sensation, though recovery varies.

Do I need a referral?

It depends on your insurance. Some plans allow direct scheduling, while others require a referral from your primary care provider.

Ready to Learn More?

Our reconstructive surgeons are here to help you heal and move forward. Whether you need breast reconstruction, hand surgery, or lymphedema treatment, we’ll guide you every step of the way.

Location: Intermountain Medical Center, Murray, Utah
Serving: Salt Lake City, Sandy, Draper, and the Wasatch Front

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