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Address: 77 W. Underwood St.
4th Floor
Orlando, FL 32806
Call: 321.841.7090
Kenneth R. Lee, MD, FACS, specializes in complex reconstruction of oncological and traumatic defects in adults and pediatric patients and serves as the Section Head and Co-Medical Director of the Orlando Health Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery Institute. He is board certified in plastic surgery and reconstructive surgery.
Dr. Lee received his bachelor’s and medical degrees through the Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine BS/MD program in Akron. He then completed a five-year general residency with Orlando Health, serving as chief resident in his final year. He completed a second residency in plastic and reconstructive surgery at the University of South Florida/H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute in Tampa, serving as administrative chief resident for three years.
Dr. Lee’s expertise includes microvascular reconstruction, breast reconstruction, head and neck reconstruction, vascularized lymph node transfers, pediatric plastic surgery and aesthetic surgery. Dr. Lee holds faculty positions as assistant professor of plastic surgery with the University of Central Florida College of Medicine and clinical assistant professor of surgery with Florida State University College of Medicine. He also teaches within the Orlando Health Medical Education Department.
The author of many publications and a book chapter, Dr. Lee has presented nationally on breast reconstruction. Recently he was named to the Top Docs in Plastic Surgery List in Orlando magazine.
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DIEP is a state-of-the-art procedure that uses excess tissue from a patient’s abdomen to sculpt a new, natural breast.
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We offer treatment and education for patients who are currently undergoing cancer treatment or have developed complications following their cancer treatment.
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Our team of specialists, which includes dermatologists, oncologists, and surgeons, will develop a treatment plan for you that may include surgery and, in advanced cases, radiation.
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Our multidisciplinary team of oncology specialists will develop a treatment plan based on the condition and stage of your cancer, whether it's in the larynx, pharynx, tonsils or lymph nodes.
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Your treatment plan will depend primarily on the type of non-melanoma and its stage. We will develop an individualized approach that may include surgery, radiation and other therapies.
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During this procedure, five to eight healthy lymph nodes are transferred to a lymphatic area. This procedure has shown promising long-term results for many patients.
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