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SCOUTED || Longstanding Client and Member of The Scout Guide Charleston  Part I:     Dr. David W. Rodwell . Charleston Facial Plastic Surgery                                      67 Broad Street, Charleston

David W. Rodwell III, MD is Double Board-Certified to perform facial plastic surgery, a recognized specialist exclusively within the face and neck.  He combines his surgical technique and skill with the ability to intuitively understand the motivations of each patient, developing with each the sense of trust that serves as the foundation of a personalized approach to facial plastic surgery.  Expertly trained with a wealth of experience, Dr. Rodwell had a clear focus for the type of practice that would provide patients with personalized service, consistently outstanding results, and a refined experience not found at other practices. These principles were the reasons that Dr. Rodwell returned to the Lowcountry to open Charleston Facial Plastic Surgery in 2014.

Dr. Rodwell’s attention to detail is further evident by the carefully selected location of his practice and the deep rooted history of 67 Broad Street.  This location has a unique past, having been a significant part of Charleston’s history -- since before George Washington made his famous trip to Charleston as part of a tour to the South in 1791.  The history of 67 Broad Street offers a unique perspective to the tenacity of those who respect the integrity of our City’s historical significance and amazing architectural structures.  Dr. Rodwell was introduced to 67 Broad while residing and practicing in a completely different state.  He was taken by the history, ability to withstand tragedy (the building survived not 1, but 2, significant fires), and realized its enormous significance to the Broad Street sector.  Once he made the decision to move his family and practice, Dr. Rodwell started on a mission of a labor intensive and meticulous renovation, with the help of many talented area contractors, subcontractors and craftsmen, to uncover the original integrity of the nuances of this amazing building -- ultimately moving his practice to Charleston.  

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