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SMMC adds plastic surgeon Dr. Buncamper to its rotational service. | SMN News

February 26, 2020

SMMC adds plastic surgeon Dr. Buncamper to its rotational service. | SMN News
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CAY HILL:--- SMMC is pleased to inform the general public that from February 27th until March 7th, 2020, plastic and aesthetic surgeon Dr. Marlon Buncamper will be back on St. Maarten for consultations and medical procedures. This will be Dr. Buncamper’s first rotational service at SMMC since becoming a specialist at SMMC in late 2019.
Since completing his medical education, Dr. Buncamper has performed many plastics, reconstructive and aesthetic surgeries. He is no stranger to the island as his roots lie on St. Maarten and was also here in November 2019 for consultations and he also worked on


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/smmc-adds-plastic-surgeon-dr-buncamper-to-its-rotational-service-smn-news/

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