After residency, Dr. Funk elected to pursue additional studies and entered a prestigious fellowship in Reconstructive Genitourinary and Plastic Surgery at the Eastern Virginia Graduate School of Medicine in Norfolk, Virginia.

After receiving his training in these distinguished and prestigious centers of education, he was selected to become a member of an elite group of cosmetic plastic surgeons who completed a fellowship in cosmetic surgery in New York City at the world famous Manhattan Eye Ear & Throat Hospital in 1988, under the surgical training of some of the most famous cosmetic plastic surgeons in the world. Only a small percentage of cosmetic surgeons actually complete an additional six to 12 month fellowship in cosmetic surgery in such prestigious medical environments. A fellowship is extensive educational and hands-on surgical training electively taken after a mandatory residency.

Dr. Funk elected to bring these skills and talents back to his home in central Pennsylvania, where his extended family has lived for many generations, and where he has practiced since 1989. He was certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery in 1991. He has offices in Lancaster, York, and Camp Hill-Harrisburg and practices exclusively cosmetic or aesthetic plastic surgery of the face, breast, and body. In addition, Dr. Funk uses his cosmetic talents for facial skin cancer reconstruction in selected patients.

Artistic abilities are gifts. Dr. Funk’s gifts were recognized in his early years as a musician. His training in classical piano began at the age of five and continued into college, when he decided that medicine was his career passion.