I have been practicing plastic surgery in Manhattan for 30 years and have been lucky to be listed in the Castle and Connolly and New York Magazine "Best Doctor" publications many times. Although I enjoy my position as Chairman of the Department of Plastic Surgery at Lenox Hill and Manhattan, Eye, Ear and Throat Hospitals and my leadership positions in national plastic surgery organizations, my real interest and expertise is performing surgery and taking care of patients.Making people happy never gets old.
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Our Philosophy
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I have been practicing in Manhattan for over 25 years and have learned a lot about how to make plastic surgery patients happy and more attractive. Plastic Surgery is a fascinating field because what makes one person ecstatically happy may be what makes another person self-conscious. For example, two patients may have very similar noses.
Office Policies
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To schedule an appointment please call our office at (212) 794-0044. Please note that a credit card (Visa, MasterCard, or American Express) is required to hold an appointment. We respectfully request that you arrive for a scheduled appointment at least 10 minutes early. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us and we will be happy to assist you.
Facelift Chapter
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Facelifting was first performed in the early 1900s and for most of the 20th century involved skin undermining and skin excision. A revolution occurred in the 1970s when the public became exponentially more interested in the procedure and Skoog described dissection of the superficial fascia of the face in continuity with the platysma in the neck.
Revision Facelift
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Many patients who are unhappy with a facelift come seeking more surgery. The problem is that they often already look like they have had too much surgery. So how do you make someone who looks like he/she has had too much surgery look LESS operated on by doing more surgery?! That's the challenge and that's why I find the field of secondary or redo or revision facelifts so interesting.
Patient Safety
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Despite constant attention to detail, complications do occur. The most common problems and methods to prevent and to treat such complications are summarized in the following sections (13). Hematomas are by far the most common complication after facelifting and vary from large collections of blood that threaten the survival of the skin flaps (and even compromise the airway) to small collections that are evident only when facial edema has subsided.
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