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Renaissance Plastic Surgery Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Daniel M. Tkach, M.D Plastic surgeon Dr. Daniel M.

Since 1994, Renaissance Plastic Surgery of Paducah has strived to provide the residents of Western Kentucky, Southern Illinois, and Southeast Missouri with the highest quality of cosmetic and reconstructive surgery possible, in a caring, comfortable atmosphere while recognizing each patient’s unique situation and needs. In an effort to optimize safety, while providing our patients with cost-effective cosmetic surgery, a fully-functional, private surgical suite was constructed in 1999, and has maintained ongoing accreditation with the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care since 2003. Our surgical suite is conveniently located adjacent to the Renaissance Plastic Surgery office at the Western Baptist Hospital campus, allowing for expedient transfer should overnight accommodations be requested. As an accredited organization, Renaissance Plastic Surgery can assure you that our surgical staff, including a Certified Surgical Technologist, Registered Nurses, and Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists, has the utmost education, training, and experience in their respective fields. Tkach is certified by both the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board of Surgery, and has more than 20 years of experience in plastic surgery.

Today we close one chapter in our lives, and begin another. It was a Grand Run. A BIG thank you and Blessings to ALL! ...
08/31/2026

Today we close one chapter in our lives, and begin another. It was a Grand Run. A BIG thank you and Blessings to ALL! xoxo

07/21/2026

Hours by APPOINTMENT ONLY!

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Well, everyday news can't be sunshine and roses. BUT, we can recognize that getting to this "stage" is a blessing, and ...
06/12/2026

Well, everyday news can't be sunshine and roses. BUT, we can recognize that getting to this "stage" is a blessing, and we have a chance to do something positive with it.

Think your injectables stopped working? đź’‰ That's usually not the case.

What's actually happening is that the face continues to age. Skin changes, tissues shift and structures evolve, so results can start to look different over time. Injectables can still play an important role, but as aging progresses, treatment plans may need to evolve to include other options that address those deeper structural changes.

đź”— To learn more, click the link for expert insights from ASPS Member Surgeons Drs. Omar Hussain and Karen Horton. https://bit.ly/3QgnnbF

06/11/2026

Or office is closing in August! As a courtesy, I have been reaching out to patients to offer their medical records. We believe some records are important to keep for the future. Please reach out to me to schedule a time to receive your records. Also, note, I am still bound by HIPPA rules. 🇺🇸

Found a GREAT home for a lot of our Surgical equipment. May it bring many years of use for a fantastic cause. Support ...
05/22/2026

Found a GREAT home for a lot of our Surgical equipment. May it bring many years of use for a fantastic cause. Support your local Humane Society.

05/10/2026

FACEBOOK HAS PUT ME IN TIME OUT????Whatever......

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04/25/2026

As spring emerges, so too does the desire to shed layers and show off weight loss results, whether that's a spring break beach trip or a staycation close to home. Yet for some patients, excess skin and loss of elasticity can make them self-conscious about showing off their weight loss.

04/06/2026

GLP-1 weight loss medications are part of many patients' journeys, but how do they affect plastic surgery?

A new Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery study explores how GLP-1s may influence healing after panniculectomy, a procedure that removes hanging skin from the lower abdomen.

While the findings suggest no increase in major surgical risk, they highlight important considerations for recovery and the need to communicate with your plastic surgeon.

đź”— To read the full study, click the link. https://bit.ly/41OIdRB

04/06/2026

Office will be closed until Monday, April 13, 2026

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03/05/2026

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Could a minimally invasive surgery help treat Alzheimer's disease? A new study in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery highlights a procedure called lymphovenous anastomosis (also called lymphovenous bypass), which can improve lymphatic flow and may also help the brain clear harmful toxins linked to Alzheimer’s disease.

Although more studies are needed, early research suggests the procedure may offer potential cognitive benefits.

đź”— Click the link to read more. https://bit.ly/3MRGJ5s

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