One of the hallmarks of Long Island Plastic Surgical Group is our decades-long commitment to furthering the science and art of plastic surgery through our celebrated residency program. Since 1954, our team of expert physicians has trained more than 130 residents and 34 burn fellows. In 1989 LIPSG partner Dr. Roger L. Simpson took the… Continue Reading
The Transformations 2020 virtual celebration and fundraising event held on October 24th was an incredible success! As a practice, LIPSG was proud to have been the musical sponsor. Our special guest, singer/ songwriter, Joan Osborne, gave a truly fantastic performance. If you were unable to attend, you can view the event in its entirety below…. Continue Reading
Recently, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons issued a press release explaining the important distinction that exists between board-certified cosmetic surgeons and plastic surgeons. A board-certified plastic surgeon must have at least six years of surgical training, including completion of an accredited plastic surgery training program. They must perform thousands of cosmetic and reconstructive surgery… Continue Reading
It was at the urging of Lori’s close friend that she decided to go for her annual mammogram. Although Lori worked in healthcare public relations and supervised the FDA approval of Femara and the re-launch of silicone breast implants, she had not scheduled an exam in over five years. During her appointment, seven months later,… Continue Reading
I am Rita Grey…I’m a dreamer with my feet on the ground and my heart on a cloud. I’m a daughter, mother, and grandma. Here is how I faced my experience with Breast Cancer: When I received my diagnosis: I didn’t know what to feel, I was confused until I allowed my heart to cry… Continue Reading
My story would be one of being so so thankful that I was diagnosed at practically stage zero and not having to go through anything other than the mastectomy and reconstruction. The way I have been affected is nothing compared to what my friends have been through who have had to deal with chemo, radiation,… Continue Reading
By Noël B. Natoli, MD, FACS For many breast cancer survivors, it’s a huge relief to get the whole experience in the rear-view mirror. So it’s not uncommon to forget some of the finer details about future steps that could be years or even decades off. For women choosing implant-based breast reconstruction, It’s important to… Continue Reading
By Haritha B. Veeramachaneni, MD Telehealth, also referred to as telemedicine, is a great way to connect with your physician and stay on top of your healthcare needs. In this video, Dr. Haritha B. Veeramachaneni (also known as “Dr. Veera”), takes us through the benefits and ease of a virtual consultation, what can be accomplished,… Continue Reading
My journey began approximately two years ago in the spring of 2018 when I found a lump and scheduled an appointment to see my doctor. At the time, I didn’t tell anyone because I didn’t want to cause worry if it turned out to be nothing. I should have known better. My maternal aunt had… Continue Reading
A Q&A with Chinyere What advice would you give to someone else who just received a diagnosis?I would first tell them to breath, staying calm and informed is the only way to combat the natural fear that the word cancer brings. When I first figured out that I had cancer I was in bed, after… Continue Reading
