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May
The month of May is a reminder of gratitude for so much in our lives: The Pandemic is finally slowing down and with it an opportunity to get back to our lives. With that, we will share our phase one protocol for patient care with you below. Mother's day is a remi...
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Mar
Dr. Kaveh Alizadeh MD MSc FACSDiplomate, American Board of Plastic SurgeryFormer Chief of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, WMC Health NetworkAssociate Professor of Surgery, New York Medical CollegeFounder, and Chairman, Mission: Restore FoundationLooking beyond the year 2020...
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Mar
Spend time enjoying your results, not recovering.There's no doubt that modern technological breakthroughs have made breast surgery more convenient than ever before for patients seeking a change. To that end, board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Kaveh Alizadeh performs rapid reco...
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Mar
The season for beach visits, outdoor sports, and barbecues is at hand, which means most of us are striving to look our physical best. While summertime efforts tend to focus on losing weight and slimming down, Dr. Kaveh Alizadeh reminds his patients that a little fat can make a b...
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Mar
Considering the growing popularity of liposuction at New York's Alizadeh Cosmoplastic Surgery and across the entire United States - Dr. Kaveh Alizadeh wanted to use the current interest in surgical fat reduction to discuss a related element: skin laxity.While liposuction remove...
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Mar
As the temperature goes up each summer, comfort usually goes down - especially for people who deal with excessive sweating. The condition known as hyperhidrosis can be frustrating all year long, but there's something particularly unpleasant about armpit circles and soaked shirts...
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Mar
In February 2019, Dr. Kaveh Alizadeh celebrated the nine-year anniversary of the founding of Mission: Restore, his nonprofit dedicated to training surgeons in developing nations. The New York-based plastic surgeon created the nonprofit global health organization devoted to imp...
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Mar
Commencement addresses have a way of becoming classic formulations of what matters most in life. It has something to do with the Polonius/Laertes nature of the occasion: final words of wisdom from someone older to a young person before setting off into a harsh, tricky world. R...
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Mar
In 2011, Mission: Restore volunteer surgeons went to Dehradun, India and Kathmandu, Nepal. The goals of the mission were to establish a relationship with an existing medical facility in India, to provide burn care on an ongoing basis to patients who don't have other means to seek...
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Mar
Just four days before Christmas in 2012, a six year old Afghan girl, Marzieh, underwent surgery at a Long Island Hospital. "A bullet had entered her left cheek and exited her right temple," said Long Island plastic surgeon Dr. Kaveh Alizadeh of Mission: Restore. Marzieh was...
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