
Dana Towle, MD is associated with Las Vegas, Nevada in public professional profiles. His earlier medical education in Missouri and hand surgery training in Kansas form the background to that later geographic connection. Dr. Dana Towle is introduced here through that training history and an identifiable contribution to the medical literature, rather than through a list of procedures or appointment offerings.
From medical school to surgical training
An earlier practice biography describes premedical studies at the University of Washington in Seattle. Towle then earned his medical degree at Saint Louis University, followed by general surgery internship training at the same institution. The sequence establishes the foundation of the postgraduate education described in his record.
His plastic surgery residency took place at the University of Missouri–Kansas City. Published biographical material also identifies a hand surgery fellowship with Lynn D. Ketchum, MD, in Overland Park, Kansas. The Professional Background page arranges these stages so readers can follow the path without needing to interpret a string of abbreviations.
The Las Vegas connection
Public profiles place Dr. Dana Towle in Las Vegas. Mia Aesthetics previously published a biography identifying its Las Vegas location, and WebMD lists him there as well. Those references provide geographic context for the profile; current appointment arrangements should be confirmed directly with the treating office.
A field concerned with form and function
Plastic surgery includes reconstructive work as well as cosmetic treatment. Hand surgery adds a particularly practical dimension to that description: everyday activities depend on sensation, movement, and the ability to use small structures together. These related fields help explain the range of subjects found in Towle’s biography.
Published biographies report certification through the American Board of Plastic Surgery and an additional qualification in hand surgery. Those statements are part of the reported career history. Current credential status remains a separate question for the relevant certifying and licensing organizations.
A contribution in print
Dana R. Towle appears among the authors of a 2003 Missouri Medicine paper about reconstructive plastic surgery and medical aid for children of Latin America. The bibliographic record identifies the work, its authors, and its place in the journal. Full citation details are collected on the Published Work page.
This specific reference adds a documented item to the profile. It does not, by itself, establish a current organizational role or an ongoing medical assistance program. The record is presented within the scope that can be verified.
About this site
DanaTowle.net is a professional profile accompanied by short editorial articles. Its reading section looks at career records, medical publications, and communication around appointments. It serves a different purpose from a clinical practice website and does not arrange treatment.
The articles are prepared as general editorial material, without claiming authorship or medical review by Dr. Towle. Questions about the publication can be sent through Contact. Personal medical questions and appointment arrangements should go to the appropriate treating office.