During his surgical residency, he received an Outstanding Resident Award (1989), and in 1990 was runner up for the John Price Award for Outstanding Teaching Resident, as chosen by the medical students.
Amy Jensen
Voluma, a new option for mid-face volume replacement
Learning is, by its very nature, a dynamic process. When you stop learning, it has the same effect on the brain that inactivity has on the body: decline. This is never more true than in the specialty of plastic surgery. The hard part is separating the hype from reality. Much that is promoted as “new” and/or “better” is largely marketing hype and an attempt to reap a financial windfall by being the first with the newest rather than true progress.
That said, the new buzz word in facial rejuvenation is “volume”. This has even spawned a new verb: volumizing. As we age, several things happen related to changes in our skin, fat, and muscles, and to the relentless effects of gravity. In the face we see wrinkling, sagging, and volume loss. The first two have been recognized for decades and have been addressed with a plethora of procedures ranging from chemical and laser skin peels to major surgery, e.g. facelifts. Volume loss has only been really addressed relatively recently.
... Continue readingIt's a New Year. Now what?
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Cosmetic surgery- a bogus specialty?
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4 questions you should ask your plastic surgeon before he cuts on you and 2 that don't really matter
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