Dr. Ivica Ducic

"It is a privilege to be able to improve someone's quality of life, using the most innovative and safe techniques while striving for optimal outcomes."

  Peripheral Nerve Surgery

  Aesthetic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery

Dr. Ducic’s practice covers the full spectrum of aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery. His additional unique training in peripheral nerve surgery allows him also to provide a special expertise for patients with peripheral neuropathy and pain. In addition, Dr. Ducic’s microsurgical skills enable him to perform most complex reconstructive procedures for treatment of chronic, traumatic or surgically created wounds in all areas of the body. As an experienced plastic surgeon he provides tailored, safe cosmetic and reconstructive surgery using the latest plastic surgery techniques. Listed below is the summary of his special interests.   Learn More


Peripheral Nerve Surgery For:

• Migraine & Chronic Headache (Frontal, Occipital, Temporal)
• Upper and Lower Extremity Neuropathies: Carpal, Cubital, Tarsal Tunnel
• Diabetic Symptomatic Neuropathy (Extremity Numbness and/or Pain)
• Chronic Post-Operative or Post-Traumatic Pain
• Peripheral Nerve Grafting and Reconstruction
• Amputation Stump Pain
• Peripheral Nerve Tumors
• Nerve injuries following surgery or trauma

Cosmetic Surgery:

• Abdominoplasty, Liposuction, Body Contouring
• Breast: Augmentation, Reduction, and Lift
• Face Lift, Brow Lift, Blepharoplasty, and Botox

• Complex Wounds and Breast Reconstruction
• Microsurgery (Microvascular Tissue Transfer)
• Moles, Skin Cancer and Scar Revisions
  

Certifications

• American Board of Plastic Surgery

Articles 
To read more about Dr. Ducic's work, please click on the following links:

• Donor Profile: Thankful Family Establishes Fund
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• Resolving the Mystery of Headaches  (page 1)
• Advances in Peripheral Nerve Surgery Help Relieve Chronic Post-Operative Pain (scroll to page 7 of 8)

Migraines: Community Lecture Webcast Now Available!

Persistent, severe headaches otherwise known as “migraines” can be a frustrating condition for the estimated 28 million people who suffer from them. Join Georgetown’s specialists Dr. Ivica Ducic and Dr. David P. Roeltgen, to learn about migraines and the latest advancements in treatment.