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Retirement FAQ

I want Dr. Mosher to do my surgery?

It has been a privilege to provide surgery for more than 30 years. However, Dr. Mosher has retired from surgical practice June 29^th, 2026. The office will remain open to offer continuity of care beyond this date for patients recovering from recent surgery. The final closure date for the office will be October 30th, 2026. For patients that are looking for plastic surgery services, we recommend contacting your primary care physician for a recommendation in your area, or you can review Dr. Mosher’s recommendation list here .

Will Dr. Mosher still practice medicine?

Yes. Dr. Mosher will retire from performing surgery but will continue offering nonsurgical consultations and treatments into the Fall of 2026. Moving forward, we encourage patients to contact their primary care physician for a recommendation in his or her area.

What if I need surgery?

As of June 29^th, Dr. Mosher is no longer performing surgery. Emergency surgery for patients who have had surgery this year will still be managed by Dr. Mosher or one of our colleagues. This will be determined by doing what is considered best for each patient. Dr. Mosher has taken the time to outline a list of recommended providers from across BC.

Can I obtain my medical records?

Yes. Contact the office and we can provide you with a release of records authorization form. For most patients, a copy of their operative reports, breast implant registration numbers and/or photos are all that will be needed for your new surgeon. If you would like a complete copy of your entire medical chart, an administrative fee of $125-$200 may be applied based on the size of the medical chart and number of pages processed for pick up.

November 1, 2026, all patient charts will be transferred to MedRecords for secure and confidential storage. You can contact them directly for your medical chart as well, starting November 1.

Can I obtain a copy of my clinical photos?

Clinical photographs may have been taken as part of your care. These images form part of your confidential medical record and are securely maintained. They may be released to you or to another physician with the appropriate release of records authorization form for continuity of care.

For patients with breast implants:

Patients with breast implants should be aware that implants are not lifetime devices and may require monitoring or future management.

If you experience swelling, persistent pain, fluid accumulation, or changes in breast shape, please seek medical evaluation from your family doctor or general practitioner. He or she will be able to refer you for breast imaging or to a plastic surgeon in your area.

Implant information and operative records can be obtained upon request from our office until October 30th or through MedRecords directly.

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