Dr. Wayne Ledinh - Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon

10/31/2023

Happy Halloween ‘errbody! “Very nice!”

11/28/2022

Thankful for returning from Thanksgiving break to such a wonderful note! ☺️

11/16/2020

My wife wins!! 🎄What’s that on top of the tree you ask? Why, it’s my very own custom made “Wayne-gel” 😝 Complete with fitted blue scrubs and 450cc gel implants!

07/21/2020

Is 40 the new 20?! 😂 Thanks to my staff for the treats and goodies. 🍾🎂🍭🎉

06/25/2020

📷 View from the office today

06/19/2020

🥰 Proud to work for an organization that aims to provide equal care for all patients and also serves as an equal opportunity employer, striving to treat all applicants and employees equally. 👏🏻

Protecting the rights of the LGBTQ+community isn’t only a professional commitment for Kim Brister. It has personal meaning to her as well.

06/08/2020

#717

05/06/2020

Hey all! May is Melanoma Awareness Month. In addition to other findings, we use the ABCDE 🔠 method to evaluate concerning skin lesions. See if you can apply the below knowledge the photos of these 3 melanoma patients that I have treated just in the last several weeks. Unfortunately, all of them had melanomas that were sufficiently advanced that I had to excise/biopsy lymph nodes to check if there was already spread throughout their body.

A is for asymmetry. Draw a line to split the mole in half to check if the two halves do not match.

B is for borders. Non cancerous moles usually have smooth edges whereas melanoma will have uneven, scalloped, or notched borders.

C is for color. A number of different shades of brown or black is suspicious. Melanoma can even present as red or bluish. Normal moles are generally a single shade of brown.

D is for diameter. Melanoma tends to be larger than a pencil eraser tip (or 6mm), although sometimes can be smaller when first detected.

E is for evolving. That means that if there is any significant change in a mole such as color, shape, size, etc it may be best to have the spot checked.

If you are someone who is fair-skinned and has had a significant amount of sun exposure, make sure to protect your skin from damage with sunscreen 😎 and be on the lookout 🔎 for any concerning moles or non-healing areas
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#717 @ Chambersburg, Pennsylvania

04/27/2020

Check out Creek Cleanup Project and donate to their cause! Can easily be done via PayPal (link on their website). They’re a volunteer group doing some amazing work to clean up our creeks. Just this past week alone for 🌎 they removed over 2,500lbs of trash 🚮 from the . Strong work! 💪🏼 And THANK YOU 🙏🏼 for keeping Franklin County beautiful!

04/24/2020

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#717

04/21/2020

Tummy tuck 🏝👙 Our patient pictured here is only about 1 month out from a full abdominoplasty with monsplasty and therefore is still significantly swollen. Patients can go through for months before they see the final results somewhere between 6-9 months after the surgery. Keep following for when her completed transformation gets posted!

Posted with patient permission
@ Chambersburg, Pennsylvania

04/17/2020

#717