Atlantic Coast Aesthetics

08/29/2025

Happy Labor Day from Dr. Pane & Staff!
Today we honor the dedication, hard work, and achievements of workers everywhere. Wishing you and your loved ones a safe, joyful, and relaxing holiday. 🇺🇸✨

08/27/2025

📰 In the News
Dr. Thomas Pane was recently featured in a press release: “Is Plastic Surgery Safe with Medical Conditions?”
In this new Ask Dr. Pane video, he explains how patients with conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, or a history of blood clots may still be candidates for plastic surgery—with the right planning and medical oversight.
Read the full press release & watch the video here 👉

🔗 https://www.kxnet.com/business/press-releases/cision/20250809LA48031/is-plastic-surgery-safe-with-medical-conditions-dr-thomas-pane-explains-in-new-video/

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla., Aug. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- For patients considering plastic surgery with underlying medical conditions, Dr. Thomas A. Pane, MD, offers reassuring guidance in a newly released episode of Ask Dr. Pane, available now on YouTube.In this informative video, Dr. Pane answers a c...

08/25/2025

👨‍⚕️ Quick Facts About Dr. Thomas A. Pane
Double Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon | North Palm Beach, FL
Education & Training
M.D. – University of Connecticut (UCONN)
General Surgery Residency – Baystate Medical Center / Tufts University, Springfield, MA
Plastic Surgery Fellowship & Chief Resident – Wayne State University / Detroit Medical Center, Detroit, MI
B.S. – Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA
M.B.A. – George Washington University
Board Certifications
✅ American Board of Plastic Surgery
✅ American Board of Surgery
Professional Background
Began private practice in Newport, Rhode Island
Relocated to South Florida in 2006
Specializes in aesthetic plastic surgery of the face, breast, and body
Member of the Interventional Spine Intervention Society with additional expertise in pain management procedures, nerve blocks, and migraine treatment with Botox/Dysport
Publications
Dr. Pane has contributed to leading medical journals on topics ranging from lipomas and burn reconstruction to vascular trauma and oncologic case studies.
Recent Blog Insights
📝 How Long Does Swelling Take to Go Down After Mommy Makeover? (July 2025)
📝 Considering Breast Implant Revision or Removal? (March 2025)
📝 The Key to Liposuction Recovery (January 2025)
👉 Dr. Pane brings over two decades of surgical expertise and patient care to the South Florida community, combining advanced medical training with compassionate, personalized care.

08/22/2025

✨ Dr. Pane and our team would like to wish everyone a fun and safe weekend! ✨
Looking for something to do around town? Here are a few great local events happening this weekend:
🐢 Sea Turtle Hatchling Release – Juno Beach (Fri, Aug 22, 8 PM)
🎹 Free Sunset Concert: Billy Joel Tribute – Delray Beach (Fri, Aug 22, 5 PM)
🎭 The Ultimate Bowie Tribute – Boca Raton (Fri, Aug 22, 8–10 PM)
🎶 Live Blues at Arts Garage – Delray Beach (Sat, Aug 23, 8–10 PM)
🎤 The Jersey Tenors Tribute Show – Boca Raton (Sun, Aug 24, 7–9 PM)
For the full list of events, click here https://www.thepalmbeaches.com/blog/things-do-weekend-palm-beaches

08/20/2025

Ask Dr. Pane!
Can I go back to work four weeks after a tummy tuck, and breast augmentation?

Dr. Pane evaluates the case of a woman who is unsure whether she can safely return to work and other activities.

One common question we receive at Atlantic Coast Aesthetics doesn’t concern cosmetic surgery as such, but rather what the usual parameters for returning to regular activities after common procedures is. While this varies from patient to patient, and there’s no single “catch-all” answer that applies to every patient, body type or situation, there are some basic markers a patient can look for to determine whether they are ready to return to their normal life. An example is this patient who follows ACA on Facebook. She asks, “Can I go back to work four weeks after a tummy tuck, and breast augmentation?”
The answer here: https://bit.ly/3vofgza

08/18/2025

✨ Ask Dr. Pane: Fillers Explained ✨
When people think about cosmetic injectables, most immediately think of Botox or wrinkle relaxers. But there’s another important category: fillers.
Unlike Botox, which relaxes muscles to soften lines, fillers work by adding volume right where you need it. Think of them as a way to gently “fill in” wrinkles or restore areas that have lost fullness over time.
👉 Fillers can be used for:
Softening lines under the eyes
Treating deeper folds, like the nasolabial folds (the “smile lines”)
Adding volume to lips, cheeks, or other hollowed areas
Even correcting contour irregularities in certain parts of the body
There are also biostimulatory fillers that don’t just add volume — they actually refresh the skin itself. These can be used across the face, neck, and even the hands, helping your skin look rejuvenated and healthy.
The right filler depends on your unique goals and anatomy. In most cases, we can create a plan that enhances your features in a natural, balanced way.
💬 Have questions about which option might be right for you? Drop them below or request a consultation to learn more.