Name: Egrari Plastic Surgery Center
Address: 2950 Northup Way Suite 100, Bellevue, WA, 98004
Telephone: (425) 827-7878
Rating: 4.7

Technology is the tool that we rely on to guide us in providing the most sophisticated procedures. We believe that technologic advancements are the prerequisites of the function that follows. From our state-of-the-art operating room to our imaging system, from our detailed audio-visual presentations to our highly advanced website, our aim is to bring you the most advanced techniques. In the age of information technology the discerning patient needs to know that one of our guiding lights is technology. We are constantly striving to achieve and to update it.

Vectra 3D Imaging and Digital Simulation

Your VECTRA 3D simulation experience begins with a picture session in our office. This creates the starting point for your aesthetic consultation. Using special simulation software on your 3D picture, Dr. Egrari will show you the possible results of the aesthetic procedures you may choose to have.

Photography

Photography is the record of what we do as plastic surgeons. We use it to document the patient’s presentation, showcase similar examples, and evaluate the effectiveness of what we have done.

Audio-Visual Presentations

Our consultations are legendary. We don’t just talk — we provide proof of the possibilities. At Egrari Plastic Surgery Center, we have unique audio-visual presentations that are displayed on…

Electronic Newsletter

For those of you who sometimes feel like we are in an age of information overload, do not fear. At Egrari Plastic Surgery Center, we have created an interactive, user-friendly eNewsletter that serves as a “hub” for all things you need to know.

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2950 Northup Way Bellevue, WA 98004

Plastic Surgery Center, Suite 100 | (425) 827-7878

Non-Invasive Center, Suite 105 | (425) 827-8285

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Practice Policy Update Regarding COVID-19

Coronavirus (Covid-19) Update

Updated March 30, 2020

After today’s National recommendation for extension of social distancing, and in line with our states “Stay Home Stay Healthy” mandate we have decided to suspend all non-essential daily services of Egrari Plastic Surgery Center and Egrari Non Invasive Center (ENIC) until May 4, 2020. Governor Jay Inslee has issued Proclamation 43.06.220 prohibiting elective surgery, including all cosmetic surgery, taking effect immediately and remaining in effect until May 18, 2020. Although these have been very difficult turn of the events, as it shuts down our practice, it is being done for the right reasons. Elective operations are placing undue burden on the supply chain of our health care system at a time of grave crisis. This is especially true for Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) – gowns, masks, gloves, and swabs. Also, social distancing appears to be the only way we can fight this pandemic. At a time like this we all have got to place the interest of the public above and beyond our own. We must also do everything in our power to assist in the fight with Covid-19.

We also ask for your patience in the rescheduling process. Without any exception our patients have been kind, gracious and understanding. We sincerely appreciate your indulgence in this very difficult time.

Your health and well-being and that of our staff are so important to us and we want to do our part to make sure that everyone is protected.

Effective immediately the following will occur:

All elective surgical cases will be suspended until May 18, 2020.

All ENIC procedures and consultations will be suspended till May 4, 2020. This will be re-evaluated constantly.

All skin care services will be suspended till April 8, 2020. This will be re-evaluated constantly.

The office will be open (Monday to Thursday 9-4:30); however, we have asked all non-essential staff to work remotely. We will continue to see our urgent post-surgical follow ups.

We are instituting Virtual Consultations for our large inquiry base.

All surgeries that have been canceled have been rescheduled.

No patient will ever have any financial recourse for rescheduling their procedures.

We are constantly updating our services and staffing according to the local and national recommendations and will always place your health and well-being as our top priority.

We have also offered our facility as a possible field medical unit should there be a need. We have an operating room that can be a well-equipped Intensive Care Unit (ICU) bed. Our recovery facility and exam rooms can house up to 6 patients. We are also looking at all our inventory and determining the items, especially PPE, that can be donated to our local health care system.

We continue to exercise all the latest recommendations that are handed down by CDC. These include:

Staff have been fully informed and trained to understand the disease process and its modes of transmission.

All staff, vendors and ancillary personnel are being asked to refrain from coming to this office if they have any signs or symptoms of a cold or an upper respiratory tract infection.

Every patient is also being asked to refrain from coming to the office if they have any symptoms.

Any patient that comes to our office will have their temperature checked.

We are asking our patients about any pertinent travel history.

Hand-washing continues to be the most important mode of prevention. Although it is a part of what we constantly do, now we are doing so with heightened vigilance and attention.

We have instituted a “no handshakes no hug” policy for now.

We have asked all vendors that any unnecessary meetings are canceled until further notice.

Any exit and entrance from our office are followed by a protocol of changing shoes, scrubs and sanitization.

All deliveries are opened in our distribution center and only opened products are brought into our facility.

As we are an accredited medical facility, we are constantly sanitizing all surfaces. We have now vamped that up and are routinely, multiple times a day, wiping down all surfaces, desks, door handles, keyboards and restroom facilities. We have assigned a person that does so on a constant basis.

Although Covid-19 is a serious issue, we strongly believe that it will pass and hopefully make our infrastructure and our ability to deal with pandemics in this Country even better than it currently is. We are monitoring this situation on a real-time basis and will not sit back until we know that we have done everything possible to avoid unnecessary exposure.

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