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November, Volume XXII
By Suzanne Takowsky
Woman On Top
Introducing the first Facelift That Doesn't Leave a Visible Scar
Double Board Certified in Head and Neck Surgery and Facial
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Paul S. Nassif, M.D., F.A.C.S., has
introduced the ultimate in the fight against aging: The “
Anti-Gravity Faclift .” This innovative cosmetic procedure
achieves natural looking results in the shortest recovery time and is
drawing rave reviews from both patients and peers.
The “Anti Gravity Facelift” is effective for women and men of
all ages. It softens smile lines and enhances cheekbones, with no visible
scars,” Nassif explains. “It corrects hollowness under the eyes which
develop as the face begins to age. This procedure rejuvenates the entire midface
and patients are exhibiting a youthful appearance, with a natural look.
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Nassif is co-medical Director of the Spalding Drive Cosmetic
Surgery and Dermatology facility in Beverly Hills . Along with his partner,
Cosmetic Dermatologist Dr. David Amron, patients receive the ultimate in skin
rejuvenation and patient care. Eyelid surgery, skin resurfacing, lip and chin
augmentation, jaw and neck sculpting, nose reshaping, and facial reconstruction
following trauma or cancer surgery are specialties. They have developed
one of the finest state-of-the-art cosmetic surgery and dermatology centers
in the country. Many high-profile patients choose this progressive,
multifaceted center for their surgeries.
Nassif's extensive training in reconstruction, facial
contouring and procedures to counteract effects of the aging face have
catapulted him to the top of his field. A renowned lecturer to
colleagues, he teaches UCLA medical students and residents at Claude Hudson Free
Clinic in downtown Los Angeles and also residents at the VA Medical Center. His
innovative surgical techniques have been published in 12 medical manuscripts
across the country. An assistant clinical professor in facial plastic and
reconstructive surgery at the USC and UCLA Schools of Medicine, he is on staff
at Cedar-Sinai Medical Center, UCLA Medical Center and Century City Hospital .
Nassif's “Anti-Gravity Facelift” has brought
media recognition from local and national magazines across the country. Requests
for television interview and extensive: KTLA Channel 5 News, KCBS' Women 2
Women, and he was spotlighted by Good morning and KCAL Channel 5
News, Los Angeles, along with segments of Discovery Health/The Learning Channel.
“My emphasis is to achieve natural results with the
shortest possible recovery time, with minimal to no scarring ,: Nassif
states. “The Anti-Gravity Facelift" works because facial
muscles are lifted vertically – opposite to the pull of gravity – instead of the
“wind-blown” look, he said. Maintaining a successful surgical
practice takes up only a portion of the man's busy day. A native in Los Angeles, he is a concerned and involved community leader. Philanthropy plays a large
part in his life and he strongly supports the Lymphoma Research Foundation of
America, Race to Erase MS, C.O.A.C.H. for Kids, and Arthritis Foundation and
Portraits of Hope (a program enhancing the quality of life for hospitalized
children). A project close to his heart: “Face to Face,” a national domestic
violence program offering probono consultation and surgery. Nassif helps victims
in their healing process from the outside-in by taking away the
physical reminders of their abuse.
“When women look in the mirror and see their broken noses or
visible scars, they relive the trauma,” Nassif says. “I chose a specialty in
facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, which I use to help erase the is
Pain.”
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