“We’re able to consult and share ideas,” says Dr. Sigal. “Our interaction makes us better than the sum of our parts.” Dr. Poindexter concurs: “We’re all active listeners, focused on pinpointing patients’ individual interests and addressing their uniqueness.” Similarly, Dr. Weston feels their distinctive approach yields more inclusive care. “We all contribute to the practice, lending our individual talents to achieve aesthetic brilliance,” he says. With half of their procedures devoted to the face and the other to the body—including breast enhancement, abdominoplasty and liposuction—board-certified plastic surgeons Drs. Weston, Sigal and Poindexter extend their services in an exclusive, 11,000-square-foot, freestanding, accredited facility that has aesthetician provisions and five fully equipped operating suites, as well as separate entrances and lobbies for new patients and surgical patients allowing the utmost privacy. Interestingly, most of the doctors’ staff has undergone cosmetic surgery, enabling them to fully appreciate the delicacy involved.
“The power of three,” as Dr. Weston calls it, facilitates more comprehensive service. “As a group practice, we confer and work together,” he says. “Patients become senior partners, deciding what, if anything, to have done.” While the surgeons share ideals of natural, balanced results, they tailor each procedure. “It’s not a cookbook recipe for everyone; each patient is different,” explains Dr. Poindexter. Plastic surgery can play an important role in helping people feel better about themselves. If interested in learning more about plastic surgery, The Austin-Weston Center for Cosmetic Surgery offers complimentary monthly in-house seminars.