Are you interested in coming to
Tucson, Az. for cosmetic surgery
with Dr. Case?

The doctor you choose is an important decision. Did you know that some doctors who perform plastic surgery use the title of plastic surgeon and are not board certified in plastic surgery? Dr. Todd Case is a board certified plastic surgeon and a member of The American Board of Plastic Surgery®, The American Society of Plastic Surgeons®, The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery®.

In order to be certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery®, a physician must:

graduate from an accredited medical school
complete a minimum of five years of surgical training including an accredited plastic surgery residency program
must pass a comprehensive written and oral exam in order to become a board certified plastic surgeon

"The American Society of Plastic Surgeons® is recognized as a leading authority on cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgery. The ASPS® mission is to advance the highest quality care to plastic surgery patients by encouraging high standards of training, ethics, physician practice and research in the field of plastic surgery."

Did You Know That Dr. Case

Serves on several national committees and is a member of an independent data monitoring committee evaluating the use of stem cells.

Patient Info

Out of Town Patients

Are you interested in having cosmetic surgery in Tucson, Arizona with Dr. Todd Case? Our patient care coordinator will assist you with the details to ensure you have a comfortable and good experience. You are five steps away from reaching your goals:

The first step is your initial contact by phone, email or the contact us section on our website.It is important to have a preliminary understanding about the procedure you are contemplating by visiting our website and The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery website. You will learn about the importance of board certification, a surgeon’s credentials and get an overview on the many cosmetic surgery procedures available.

The second step is to schedule a consultation so that both you and Dr. Case can discuss your goals and concerns and assess if you are a good candidate for the procedure. You can receive a preliminary phone consultation between you and Dr. Case that will be scheduled in advance. This exchange of information may also include photos that need to be submitted and the proper technique to take photos.

We will contact you with a preliminary quotation of fees, any preliminary tests and other preoperative clearance items that may be necessary, discuss the duration of your proposed length of stay in Tucson and provide assistance with any accommodations.

The third step is scheduling surgery. The scheduling process begins once you have determined that you want to have the proposed surgical procedure. We will discuss surgery dates and times available and your preoperative visit. A deposit is required to secure preop and surgery dates. We accept major credit cards for your convenience. The preop appointment usually occurs 1-2 days before your surgical procedure. During this time, Dr. Case will examine you and discuss the complete procedure again including pre and post operative instruction.

The fourth step is your preoperative visit Dr. Case will examine you, discuss any preliminary tests and other preoperative clearance items that may be necessary, discuss the complete procedure and perform pre and post operative instruction

The fifth step is recovery and your follow up visits. The length of stay following surgery varies from patient to patient. Your post-operative visits will be arranged according to your schedule and the duration of your stay. It is important to follow your post-operative care instructions to ensure your health and safety as this is a priority for our patients.