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Dr. Martin Moskovitz is a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon (American Board of Plastic Surgery, September 18, 1999) and a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. No single piece of information could be more important to a prospective patient than Board Certification. Dr. Moskovitz's will aims to provide the finest plastic surgical care for his patients in a safe and honest atmosphere.
As a leading Northern New Jersey breast augmentation surgeon featured on BreastImplants411, Martin J. Moskovitz, M.D., F.A.C.S. utilizes the latest plastic surgery techniques for breast implants, breast enlargement, breast reduction, breast lift, and other breast enhancement procedures.
Over the past two months a new laser treatment has been in the news which claims to remove or improve facial wrinkles without superficial skin damage and the inherent downtime. The new therapy is often called the N-Lite® (Light Initiated Tissue Enhancement) and consists of a long-duration 585nm pulsed dye laser. The pulsed dye laser aims at blood and blood-containing areas.
Image Plastic Surgery has forged a strategic alliance with the Lighter for Life® Weight Loss Surgery Solutions program to help patients achieve their desired results following gastric bypass surgery.
A new technique for face lifting has been in the news. The technique, often called by the trademarked names Featherlift® and Threadlift®, use a special type of suture that has small barbs and prickles on it. The sutures are inserted to the skin under light anesthesia or local injection and they are then pulled to give a facelift type correction.
The Food and Drug administration approved silicone gel breast implants for use in all women over the age of 22. Silicone implants were the first modern implants ever used and were implanted in millions of women from 1962 until 1992. In the late 1980’s, however, questions arose as to the safety of silicone gel implants and they were taken off the general market in 1992.
A newer laser liposuction, also known as SmartLipo®, has come on the market and has at least some value as a liposuction procedure. This procedure uses a laser that is actually put into the skin to lase, or melt, the fat.
The idea of using liposuction to harvest fat and then inject that fat into the breast has been around for decades and many patients who come in for liposuction ask “Can’t you take it from here (the butt), and put it here (the breast)?”.
The technique of liposuction currently allows us to move past the last century's surgical paradigms. It allows us to remove the breast weight that our patients complain about at a fraction of the recovery time, expense, and scar.