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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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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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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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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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Nebal Al Shamali, a 6 year old girl, and her mother Ekram, arrived at JFK from Gaza on January 17th 2011. In May of 2009, Nebal was injured in an accident at home in Rafah, the Gaza Strip. Nebal was 4 1/2 years old at the time, and suffered severe burns to her abdomen, pelvis, bot...
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Walking the streets of Yangon, there is an unmistakable smell of change in the air. As you work your way through the hazy smoke and clattering utensils of the street food vendors mixing local Burmese delicacies while chewing on Beetle nuts, you see the smiling face of the bus...
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For 20 years, Kaveh Alizadeh has performed reconstructive surgeries in countries that have been affected by war and natural disaster all over the world. Now, in addition to helping victims, he also hopes to create infrastructures for doctors in those countries. Dr. Alizadeh...
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Subcutaneous or Visceral? The Skinny on Stored Fat. Which type of fat do you need to lose? You've likely thought of it in terms of "muffin top" or "saddlebags" rather than subcutaneous fat or visceral fat. But knowing the difference between the two types of stored fats can h...
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UltraShape: Body Contouring for Rapid Results With so many fat-loss methods on the market, Dr. Alizadeh can appreciate the difficulty patients experience in selecting the right fat-loss method. One of the primary concerns we see is the time commitment. When it comes to fat l...
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UltraShape: Clinically Proven Body ContouringEven if you diet and exercise regularly, losing excess fat can seem like a futile task. When stubborn pockets of fat become resistant to your efforts, it's easy to lose motivation. While liposuction can certainly be a game-changer for...
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