Meet
Dr. Patrick Cole
Dr. Patrick Cole is Board-Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, specializing in cosmetic surgery, and traumatic injury reconstruction. Dr. Cole is also a fellowship-trained Orthopedic Hand Surgeon, specializing in complex hand surgery and endoscopic procedures. He received General Surgery training at the University of Miami Jackson Memorial Hospital and completed Plastic Surgery residency at the prestigious Baylor College of Medicine in the Texas Medical Center, the world’s largest medical center. Immediately following his plastic surgery training, Dr. Cole completed Baylor College of Medicine’s Orthopedic Hand Surgery Fellowship, where he further refined his skills at endoscopic surgery, microsurgery and complex upper extremity reconstruction. Dr. Cole is now a published author of over 220 scientific articles, 25 book chapters and 20 plastic surgery training videos.
In addition to his extensive surgical training, Dr. Cole also manages a happy home life with his wife Allie and their three young children. As an enthusiastic outdoorsman, avid skier, and hiker, Dr. Cole is excited to experience Idaho and to use his surgical skills to help the amazing people of Treasure Valley.
Honors, Awards, And Memberships
Board Certification in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery by the American Board of Plastic Surgery
Voted Most Outstanding Plastic and Orthopedic Hand Surgeon: 2015-2019
Member; Surgical Services Executive Committee at Flagstaff Medical Center: 2019
Member; Breast Program Leadership Council at Flagstaff Medical Center: 2019
American Society of Plastic Surgeons: Member
American Society for Surgery of the Hand: Order of the Complus Manus: Member
Arizona Society of Plastic Surgeons: Member
Permanent Administrative Fellow, Orthopedic Surgery Hand Fellowship, Baylor College of Medicine Department of Orthopedic Surgery: 2014-2015
FAQs About Our Practice
Will I be able to tolerate the pain post-operatively?
Each patient will tolerate pain post-operatively in a different way, and we consider this. While some patients may describe the pain as an ache, others experience greater discomfort. Appropriate pain medications are prescribed for the post-operative patients, and these help minimize discomfort. Most facial cosmetic operations have minimal postoperative discomfort. Liposuction is slightly more uncomfortable, and operations that require elevation or tightening of the muscles, such as an abdominoplasty or breast reduction, have discomfort equal to that of a C-section.
Is there a right age for cosmetic surgery?
How long will my results last?
How long is the recuperative period and when can I return to work?
When can I resume regular exercise?
What can be done to reduce the appearance of scars after plastic surgery?
Do you accept Care Credit?
Yes, we do. Please ask our staff for more information. We also accept cash, cashier’s check and all major credit cards.

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Boise Plastic Surgery, Boise Hand Center offers cosmetic, reconstructive, and hand surgery consultations. You will be seen personally by Dr. Cole at each and every visit. Book your appointment today by contacting our office.
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