Plastics after urology?

[pantala]

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So I've seen a few independent plastics residencies that take from gen surg, ortho, ENT, as well as urology and neurosurg - has anyone heard of anyone doing a plastic residency after urology residency (besides this Dr. Alter I've seen)? I imagine it's an unlikely road; just interested in hearing how this might work out.

It might be an interesting road to reconstructive/cosmetic urology besides doing a reconstructive fellowship. Thinking congenital issues, labiaplasty; things like that.

 

[infantrydoc]

I found this other urologist...

http://www.pediatricurology.com/aboutdr.html

 

[DoctwoB]

So I've seen a few independent plastics residencies that take from gen surg, ortho, ENT, as well as urology and neurosurg - has anyone heard of anyone doing a plastic residency after urology residency (besides this Dr. Alter I've seen)? I imagine it's an unlikely road; just interested in hearing how this might work out.

It might be an interesting road to reconstructive/cosmetic urology besides doing a reconstructive fellowship. Thinking congenital issues, labiaplasty; things like that.

My understanding was that a pediatric urology fellowship was sufficient to handle most congenital reconstructive issues.

 

[Pir8DeacDoc]

Friend of mine from training did this. He now does gender reassignment surgery in San Fran.

http://brownsteincrane.com/dr-curtis-crane/