Gary H Manchester, MD, FACS Premier Plastic Surgery, PC 144 Emeryville Drive 3720 Fourth Avenue San Diego, California, 92103 Phone: (619) 299-8331 and (858) 622-1000 Toll-Free Phone: (800) 367-3223 Contact Dr. Manchester Board Certification Procedures Performed About the Manchester Clinic About Dr. Manchester Inamed 410 Cohesive Gel Implants Education Post Graduate Training Speciality Certication Societies and Memberships Fellowships Appointments Dr. Gary H. Manchester is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board of Surgery. He is a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgery and is an inspector for accreditation of the American Association of Ambulatory Surgery Centers. He is on the staff of Scripps Hospitals of La Jolla and Mercy as well as consultant to Sharp Memorial Hospital. Dr. Manchester's office is located in San Diego, California. Board Certification American Board of Plastic Surgery American Board of Surgery Procedures Performed Body Contouring After Massive Weight Loss Breast Augmentation Breast Implant Removal Breast Lift Breast Reconstruction Breast Reduction Surgery Buttock Lift Calf Implants Cheek Implants Chemical or Micro Peels Chin Surgery Cleft-Lip and Palate Repair Collagen Injections Cosmetic Surgery Dermabrasion Down Syndrome Ear Deformity Surgery Ear Pinning Surgery Endoscopic Technique Eyelid Surgery Facelift Forehead Lift Free-Flap Breast Reconstruction General Reconstruction Hair Replacement Hand Surgery Head-Neck Cancer Reconstruction Laser Skin Resurfacing Lip Augmentation Liposuction Male Breast Reduction Surgery Male Chest Implants Nose Surgery Permanent Eyeliner Port-Wine Stain Removal Rhinoplasty Scar Revision Skin Cancer Reconstruction Spider-Vein Treatment Surgery for Congenital Defects of the Hand TRAM Flap Breast Reconstruction Tattoo Removal Thigh Lift Tummy Tucks Upper Arm Lift Wrinkle Reduction

About The Manchester Clnic

The Manchester clinic has seen over 70,000 patients and performed nineteen thousand surgeries since opening. Dr. Gary Manchester received his medical education and surgical training at Harvard Medical School where he served as a clinical instructor at two of their teaching hospitals (Peter Bent Brigham and Beth Israel Hospitals). Dr. Manchester was founded the division of Plastic Surgery at the Scripps Green Hospital where he served as director for four years. He has also been chief of plastic surgery at Sharp Memorial Hospital.

About Dr. Manchester

A graduate of Harvard Medical School, Dr. Gary H. Manchester is board certified in plastic, reconstructive and general surgery. He served as an instructor at both Harvard Medical School and the University of Kansas. In addition, Dr. Manchester was instrumental in developing the plastic surgery unit at Green Hospital - Scripps Research Foundation, serving there as chief of plastic surgery for five years. Dr. Manchester also spent two years as chief of plastic surgery at the Donald Sharp Hospital. He has traveled and lectured extensively around the world and authored a number of scientific articles.

Dr. Manchester is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board of Surgery. He is a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgery and is an inspector for accreditation of the American Association of Ambulatory Surgery Centers. He is on the staff of Scripps Hospitals of La Jolla and Mercy as well as consultant to Sharp Memorial Hospital.

Inamed 410 Cohesive Gel Implant Study

Dr. Gary Manchester is one of forty surgeons that have been chosen to participate in the FDA study for a new silicone cohesive gel implant. This implant does not fold and is almost impossible to detect. Dr. Manchester is one of only two physicians in Southern California to perform this procedure. His practice, Manchester Clinic of Plastic Surgery, is located in San Diego. Dr. Manchester explains that the implants are safer and do away with visual defects, such as defining edges and unnatural fluid movements.

“Often times people with saline implants have rippling, and the implant can be seen through skin, especially cancer patients who have very thin skin because of surgeries. Normal saline implants ripple after only three to four years. When a woman is undressed you may see a fluid wave. This cohesive silicon does not move or reveal its presence. If it were cut it would not leak and it is very soft.”

The Manchester Clinic of Plastic Surgery is currently enrolling patients for the study of the new Style 410 implants.

Education

• Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire - B.A.
• Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts - M.D.