I was recently selected as a 2010 Top Doc for a Trade Magazine for our specialty. The interview really concentrated on what made our practice special and how it all started in Aesthetic Surgery for me. Here is a link: 2010 Top Doc in Plastic Surgery
Read MoreRecently I was interviewed by Lori Lyle of Wave3 TV here in Louisville. She had done a piece on the new Vectra3D imaging system we have in the office. You can see the video in the link below. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7_SNNfU0Ao
Read MoreI was recently interviewed for a magazine for aesthetic providers called: The Aesthetic Guide
Read MoreRecently, I was asked to provide insight into the newest photographic methods used for patient education and demonstration of results in the field of aesthetic plastic surgery. I have had an interest in photography since the early inception of 2D morphing for simulation of post op results in plastic surgery almost 15 years ago. Now […]
Read MoreI have been seeing lately that there is a “new” method of breast augmentation being promoted by non plastic surgeons. They call it “awake breast augmentation” because the patient is awake and under a light local anesthetic. Supposedly, the awake patient can pick her size while on the operating room table. This shockingly ridiculous method […]
Read MoreThe enclosed letter I received the other day is reminder to me and my staff about how important our relationships that we build we our patients are. We fully understand that patients have many choices in providers of cosmetic services and we try to not only do it better, but also do it with passion, […]
Read MoreLouisville magazine’s August 2010 issue featured their biannual listings of the “Top Surgeons in Louisville” . Rather than just name docs in a specialty, they recognized that each specialty of medicine had independent and multiple different skill sets. For instance, not all heart surgeons concentrate on surgery of the lungs yet they are all called […]
Read MoreI seem to see a lot of breast implant patients who have had their surgeries done elsewhere who have problems with their breast implants. One of the more common problems is migration of the implant either downward or downward and outward. Often times simple sewing up of the breast implant capsule is first attempted to […]
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