WILMINGTON, NC – Serving southeastern North Carolina for more than three decades, Wilmington Plastic Surgery is not only the most established practice of its kind in the region; it is also among the most advanced.

“Technology is impacting nearly all aspects of our lives, including the practice of medicine,” said Guy R. Williams, III, CMPE, practice administrator for Wilmington Plastic Surgery. “We have incorporated technologies throughout our offices to make operations more efficient for our patients and medical staff, as well as enhance our level of care.”

A NEW PATIENT RESOURCE-BASED WEBSITE

Wilmington Plastic Surgery has also recently launched a newly designed and fully updated website. Built as a responsive site, users are able to access the site from any device, from mobile to desktop and everything in-between. Wilmington Plastic Surgery recognized the growing mobile trend and relationships to user devices of a non-traditional sense and has chosen to optimize their site to be accessible to the public from any platform. User-friendly and loaded with content, the new site is resource-based for patients who want to gather information about the options available to them. So now whether you access the site on the go or from the comforts of home, it is sure to perform flawlessly, allowing you to utilize the full site any time.

“The agencyʼs and the clientʼs goal was to create a highly relevant site that patients will come back to again and again,” said Jeff Morvil, President of Morvil Advertising + Design, the agency responsible for the new site. “Visitors to the site will be able to take advantage of special promotions, learn about the latest offers in aesthetic treatments, and stay up to date on industry news. And because the site is for a practice dedicated to an individualʼs vision of beauty, it is very aesthetically pleasing as well.”

TOUCH-SCREEN CONSULTATIONS & ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS

Technology is also assisting patients who see Wilmington Plastic Surgery physicians for consultations. iPad tablet computers allow doctors to keep notes and records handy, as well as show patients actual photographs of procedures, including before and after images.

“The majority of our patients are here for aesthetic concerns, so visual communications are key,” said Williams. “Doctors and patients find easy and immediate access to images and other information extremely helpful.”

Additionally, Wilmington Plastic Surgery became one of the first plastic surgery practices in the region to adopt electronic medical records (EMR) in 2009. EMR gives physicians, as well as patients, greater and more seamless access to information.