David Parizh, DO, FACS
David Parizh, DO, FACS
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Dr. David Parizh is a board-certified plastic surgeon serving patients throughout New York City and Long Island. As a surgeon at New York Plastic Surgical Group, he specializes in surgical and non-surgical facial rejuvenation — including facelift and neck lift, rhinoplasty, and eyelid surgery — along with body contouring procedures tailored to each patient’s anatomy and goals.
What distinguishes Dr. Parizh’s aesthetic work is the depth of his reconstructive background. His expertise in complex scar management, adult and pediatric burn care, and intricate wound reconstruction has given him a rare command of soft tissue behavior, healing, and long-term surgical outcomes. Patients benefit from a surgeon who understands not only how to create a beautiful result, but how to preserve it — through evidence-based technique, meticulous planning, and an exacting standard of care that has made him a trusted choice across the New York metropolitan area.
In addition to his surgical practice, Dr. Parizh serves as Director of the Burn Center and Director of Hyperbaric Medicine at Nassau University Medical Center, where he leads advanced treatment protocols for burn and wound care. His combined expertise in reconstructive and aesthetic surgery allows him to deliver comprehensive, individualized care for patients with both functional and cosmetic goals.
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Meet Dr. David Parizh
With training that spans general surgery, burn and reconstructive surgery, and facial aesthetics, Dr. David Parizh brings an unusually broad surgical foundation to his practice at New York Plastic Surgical Group. He treats patients across New York City and Long Island for both reconstructive needs — including burn care, scar revision, and complex wound repair — and aesthetic procedures such as rhinoplasty, facelift and neck lift, eyelid surgery, and body contouring.
Dr. Parizh’s reconstructive training, including residency at the University of Cincinnati and fellowship at Weill Cornell Medical Center, shapes how he approaches every case, aesthetic or reconstructive alike, with close attention to healing and long-term results. He also serves as Director of the Burn Center and Director of Hyperbaric Medicine at Nassau University Medical Center, where he oversees advanced burn and wound care protocols. Patients working with Dr. Parizh can expect thorough evaluation, honest guidance on options and outcomes, and a surgical plan built around their individual goals.
Education and Professional Credentials
Undergraduate Education
Dr. Parizh earned his Bachelor of Science from CUNY Hunter College (2003-2007) in New York, graduating with a strong academic foundation in the sciences that prepared him for advanced medical training and a career dedicated to surgical excellence.
Medical School
Dr. Parizh earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine at NYIT in Old Westbury, New York (2007–2012). He also completed a Master of Science in Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine (2010–2011), demonstrating his early commitment to advancing his clinical knowledge and surgical expertise.
Residency Training
Following medical school, Dr. Parizh completed comprehensive residency training in multiple surgical disciplines:
- Surgical Internship at New York University School of Medicine (Brooklyn) Program, Brooklyn, New York (2012–2013)
- General Surgery Residency at New York University School of Medicine (Brooklyn) Program, Brooklyn, New York (2013–2016)
- Chief Resident, General Surgery at New York University School of Medicine (Brooklyn) Program, Brooklyn, New York (2016–2017)
- Plastic, Reconstructive, Hand, and Burn Surgery Residency at University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Cincinnati, Ohio (2018–2021)
His residency training provided extensive experience in all aspects of plastic surgery, burn care, reconstructive procedures, microsurgery, and complex surgical problem-solving.
Fellowship Training
Dr. Parizh completed specialized fellowship training in burn surgery and advanced reconstructive techniques:
- Burn Surgery Fellowship at New York Presbyterian Hospital-Weill Cornell Medical Center, New York, New York (2017–2018)
- Facial Aesthetic Fellowship with internationally recognized authorities at the Marten Clinic of Plastic Surgery, San Francisco, California (2021), including observership with Dr. Marten and Dr. Elyassmia
This specialized training in microsurgical techniques, burn management, and advanced facial rejuvenation enhanced his expertise in complex reconstructive procedures and aesthetic refinement.
Board Certification and Professional Credentials
Dr. Parizh is board-certified by the American Osteopathic Board of Surgery (2018–Present) and by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (2022–Present). He also holds the distinction of Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS). Board certification and fellowship status demonstrate that Dr. Parizh has met rigorous standards of knowledge, clinical competency, and ethical practice—and maintains ongoing commitment to professional excellence through continuing education and recertification.
Languages
Dr. Parizh is fluent in Russian and proficient in Spanish.
Professional Affiliations and Memberships
Dr. Parizh maintains active membership in leading professional organizations dedicated to advancing plastic surgery and burn care:
- American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS): A premier organization of board-certified plastic surgeons committed to advancing surgical innovation and clinical excellence in plastic and reconstructive surgery
- American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS): A professional society of surgeons specializing in cosmetic procedures of the face, breast, and body
- American College of Surgeons (ACS): A prestigious organization dedicated to improving the quality of care for surgical patients through education, advocacy, and professional standards
- American Osteopathic Association: Professional organization supporting osteopathic physicians and surgeons
- American College of Osteopathic Surgeons: Dedicated to advancing osteopathic surgical practice and education
- American Burn Association Reconstructive Committee Member: Active participation in advancing burn reconstruction and patient outcomes
- International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS): A global organization of plastic surgeons dedicated to advancing aesthetic surgery education, safety, and standards worldwide
These memberships and professional roles reflect Dr. Parizh’s dedication to staying current with the latest advances in plastic surgery, burn care, and reconstructive medicine while maintaining the highest standards of clinical practice.
Clinical Experience and Areas of Expertise
Specialized Surgical Practice
Dr. Parizh has developed extensive expertise across multiple surgical disciplines:
Aesthetic and Cosmetic Surgery:
- Deep-plane facelift and facial rejuvenation
- Neck lifting and contouring
- Rhinoplasty and preservation rhinoplasty techniques
- Brow lifting and forehead rejuvenation
- Blepharoplasty and periorbital rejuvenation
- Body contouring procedures
- Non-surgical facial rejuvenation
Reconstructive Surgery:
- Facial reconstruction and restoration
- Complex scar revision and scar management
- Microsurgical reconstruction
- Complex wound reconstruction
- Pediatric reconstructive procedures
Burn and Trauma Surgery:
- Acute adult and pediatric burn management
- Complex burn reconstruction and contracture release
- Trauma and complex wound reconstruction
- Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) and advanced wound care
Leadership, Innovation, and Clinical Focus
Leadership and Clinical Roles
Beyond his aesthetic practice, Dr. Parizh holds senior leadership positions at Nassau University Medical Center — roles that keep his surgical skills sharpened at the highest level of complexity:
- Director of the Burn Center: Oversees comprehensive acute and chronic burn care services and establishes clinical protocols for burn management
- Director of Hyperbaric and Wound Integrity Administration: Manages advanced wound healing programs and hyperbaric oxygen therapy services
- Director of Hyperbaric Medicine (HBOT): Directs hyperbaric services and develops evidence-based treatment protocols
For aesthetic patients, this leadership translates directly: a surgeon entrusted with directing complex wound healing programs brings an unmatched understanding of tissue viability, healing, and long-term results to every elective procedure.
Research and Academic Contributions
Dr. Parizh is an active researcher and educator with multiple peer-reviewed publications and presentations spanning burn care, wound management, and surgical innovation. His scholarly work includes:
Peer-Reviewed Publications:
- Parizh D, Effendi M, et al. Assessing the Quality and Reliability of Patient Information Regarding First-Aid for Acute Burns on YouTube. Journal of Burn Care and Research. Vol 42, Issue 2, March/April 2021; 228–231
- Parizh D, Kumar S, Meytes V. Major abdominal surgery in a patient with a metallic heart valve – balancing risks of thromboembolic events and perioperative bleeding. Dig Med Res 2018;1:4
- Parizh D, Meytes V, Patel A. Single-institution’s experience with acute kidney injury in the brain injury population. AME Med J 2018;3:59
- Parizh D, Rizvi SAR, Ascher E, Hingorani A. Hybrid approach with endovascular and open surgical techniques for challenging aneurysms. Vascular. 2018 Jan
- Lim D, Parizh D, Meytes V, Kopatsis A. Surgical emergency: rupture of infected brachial artery pseudoaneurysm. BMJ Case Rep. 2017 Jun 21;2017
- Victory K, Meytes V, Parizh D, Ferzli G, Nemr R. Co-existent appendicitis and cholecystitis. Ann Laparosc Endosc Surg 2017;2:54
- Ebrom P, Parizh D, Hajdu CH, Gadangi P. Paget’s disease of the anus masking a mixed adenoneuroendocrine tumour of the rectum. BMJ Case Rep. 2017 Feb 14;2017
- Parizh D, Ascher E, Raza Rizvi SA, Hingorani A, Amaturo M, Johnson E. Quality improvement initiative: Preventative Surgical Site Infection Protocol in Vascular Surgery. Vascular. 2017
- Bain K, Parizh D, Kopatsis A, Kilara R. Mangled extremity: to salvage or not to salvage? BMJ Case Rep. 2016 Dec 30;2016
- Parizh D, Victory J, Rizvi SA, Hingorani A, Ascher E. Treatment of upper extremity venous aneurysms with a polytetrafluoroethylene-covered stent. Vascular. 2016 Dec
- Nicoara M, Parizh D, Meytes V, Kopatsis A. Penetrating injury to the cardiac box and the deadly dozen. BMJ Case Rep. 2016 Nov 29
- Parizh D, Meytes V, Kopatsis A. Role of diagnostic laparoscopy in penetrating anterior abdominal wall trauma. BMJ Case Rep. 2016 Oct 14
- D. Parizh, I. Parizh, C. Kuwata, G. Glinik, and A. Kopatsis. Traumatic Brain Injury: Bolus Versus Continuous Infusion of 3% Hypertonic Saline. Int Surg: July–August 2016, Vol. 101, No. 7–8, pp. 361–366
Abstracts and Poster Presentations:
- Fish Skin Grafts for Partial-Thickness Electrical Burns: A Mini Case Series of Successful Outcomes as a Poster presentation and publication. 2026 ABA Annual Meeting abstract, 4/2026
- Keeping up with Dr. Google: When Are Patients Seeking First-Aid Burn Resources? American Burn Association 52nd Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL 3/2020
- Parizh D, Houng A. Treatment of Non-Life Threatening Burns: How can we facilitate patient counseling on donor site selection? American Burn Association 51st Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, NV 4/2019
- Parizh D, Gallager JJ, et al. Development of an Acute Kidney Injury Evaluation Tool. American Burn Association 51st Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, NV 4/2019
- Parizh D, Houng A, et al. Full Thickness Burn Injury Following Laser-Assisted Liposuction. American Burn Association 50th Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL 04/2018
- Parizh D, Gallager JJ, et al. A Pediatric Burn Unit in Sub-Saharan Africa. American Burn Association 50th Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL 04/2018
- Liu S, Meytes V, Parizh D, Kilaru M. Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatogram (ERCP) Stent Occlusion After Sphincterotomy Due to Bleeding and Clot Formation. SAGES 2018 Poster Presentation, Seattle, WA
- Bain K, Meytes V, Parizh D, Kumar S. Splenic Abscess Arising After Routine Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy. SAGES 2018 Poster Presentation, Seattle, WA
- A Proposed Protocol to Decrease Wound Complications Following Lower Extremity. D. Parizh, E. Johnson, A. Rizvi, H. Hingorani, E. Ascher. Vascular; December 2016
- Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (SAGES), Houston, Texas, 03/2017 – Cecal Volvulus Secondary to Bladder Sling, Video Loop selection for conference
- Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (SAGES), Houston, Texas, 03/2017 – Ileosigmoid Knot: A Rare Pediatric Surgical Emergency
- Treatment of an Upper Extremity Venous Aneurysm Using a Covered Stent. D. Parizh, A. Rizvi, J. Victory, H. Hingorani, E. Ascher. Vascular; December 2016
- Analysis of fluoroscopy use during endovascular procedures in order to improve radiation safety. J. Victory, A. Zholanji, L. Velez, D. Parizh, A. Hingorani, E. Ascher. Vascular; December 2016
- NYU Lutheran Research, Brooklyn, 05/2016 – Decreasing Time to Treatment with Hypertonic Saline in Traumatic Brain Injury Patient Population
- NYU Lutheran Research, Brooklyn, 05/2015 – Hypertonic Saline: Bolus vs Continuous Infusion?
- SRC Family Kinases Regulate Renal Epithelial Cell Paracellular Permeability. D. Parizh, J. Axis MS, S. Jaggi, K. Amsler. JAOA, Vol 110, No 8; August 2010
- Src Family Kinases Mediate both Maintenance and Hydrogen Peroxide-Induced Increase of Paracellular Permeability in Renal Epithelial Cells. D. Parizh, D. Janosevic, S. Jaggi, J. Axis, K. Amsler. The American Society for Cell Biology; January 2011
Podium Presentations:
- American Burn Association 52nd Annual Meeting. Virtual Meeting 7/2020 – Assessing the Quality and Reliability of Patient Information Regarding First-Aid for Acute Burns on YouTube
- Plastic Surgery The Meeting. Chicago, IL September 2018 – Full Thickness Burn Injuries Following Laser-Assisted Liposuction: Is Formal Aesthetic Surgery Training Associated with Decreased Procedural Morbidity
- 25th International Congress of the European Association for Endoscopic Surgery (EAES). June 2017, Frankfurt, Germany – Cecal Volvulus Secondary to Bladder Sling, Video Presentation
- VEITH Symposium. November 17, 2016, New York, NY – A Proposed Protocol to Decrease Wound Complications Following Lower Extremity
Awards and Recognition:
- Castle Connolly Top Doctor, NY Metro Area (2024–2026) – Recognizes physicians who have been nominated by their peers and vetted by Castle Connolly’s physician-led research team for delivering exceptional patient care
- Best in Category Award: “Development of an Acute Kidney Injury Evaluation Tool” – American Burn Association 51st Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada (April 2019)
- Caring for Health Quality and Research Award – NYU Lutheran, Brooklyn, New York (May 2017) – Recognizes collaborative, whole-person, whole-system approach to research and quality projects
- Academic Medicine Scholarship – New York College of Osteopathic Medicine at NYIT, Old Westbury, New York (2010–2011) – Merit-based teaching and research scholarship
- STOCS Grant – CUNY Hunter College, New York (2005) – Merit and needs-based monetary award for study abroad programs
Benchwork Research:
- New York College of Osteopathic Medicine at NYIT, Old Westbury, NY — 2010–2011
- Under K. Amsler, Ph.D., Associate Dean of Research, Biomedical Science Department. Conducted research on signaling pathways involved in the control of tight junctions. Participated in and led weekly journal club meetings. Collaborated on ongoing research projects. Under M. Plummer, MD, Biomedical Science Department — designed and conducted a research project exploring the body distribution pattern of the histological variants of seborrheic keratosis.
- CUNY Hunter College, New York, NY — 2006–2007
- Under D.R. Mootoo, Ph.D., Department of Chemistry – Organic Chemistry. Conducted research centered on the synthesis of natural compounds. Conceptualized and identified synthesis schemes, procedures, and experimental procedures.
His commitment to advancing surgical knowledge through research, education, and clinical innovation reflects his dedication to improving patient outcomes
Global Health and Humanitarian Work
Dr. Parizh is committed to advancing surgical care and education internationally through humanitarian medical missions:
International Medical Missions:
- The Parizh Foundation: Founder and President (established 2018). Mission: to strengthen the capacity of the people to meet the challenges of access to quality healthcare.
- Tanzania (January 2018): Visited multiple burn centers throughout the country, including KCMC, Weil Bugando, Sekou-Torre, and Muhimbili. Participated in efforts to promote WHO Global Burn Registry and advanced clinical and surgical care standards.
- Philippines (February 2016): Mission trip with P.A.G.E.S (Philippine American Group of Educators and Surgeons) to Tarlac Province. Assisted in cleft lip and palate surgeries, participated in burn and facial defect reconstructive surgeries, and contributed to patient screening and general workflow organization. Independently performed minor general surgery procedures and created promotional video to fundraise for P.A.G.E.S and The Face Charity.
- China (2008): Observed and assisted with general surgery and traditional Chinese medicine services at Peking University First Hospital, Beijing.
These international experiences demonstrate Dr. Parizh’s commitment to expanding access to quality surgical care and advancing global health standards.
Patient Care Philosophy
Dr. Parizh believes that exceptional surgical results begin with understanding each patient’s unique goals, concerns, and medical needs. His approach emphasizes:
Comprehensive Assessment: Dr. Parizh takes time to thoroughly evaluate each patient’s condition, perform detailed clinical assessment, and develop a customized surgical plan that addresses their individual needs and goals.
Transparent Communication: Dr. Parizh prioritizes honest, detailed discussions about treatment options, realistic outcome expectations, potential risks and benefits, and recovery timelines. He believes informed patients make better decisions about their care.
Evidence-Based Techniques: Dr. Parizh’s surgical philosophy emphasizes utilizing advanced, evidence-based surgical techniques to achieve optimal outcomes while minimizing complications and promoting healing.
Comprehensive Care: From initial consultation through post-operative follow-up, Dr. Parizh and his team provide attentive, coordinated care to ensure patient comfort, safety, and satisfaction.
Commitment to Excellence: Dr. Parizh maintains rigorous standards of surgical technique, patient safety, and clinical outcomes through ongoing education, research, and collaboration with colleagues.
Patients consistently praise Dr. Parizh’s surgical expertise, attention to detail, and compassionate approach to care. Online reviews reflect high satisfaction with both surgical results and the overall patient experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dr. Parizh
What are Dr. Parizh’s credentials and qualifications?
Dr. Parizh is board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (2022–Present) and the American Osteopathic Board of Surgery, and holds the distinction of Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS). He completed advanced fellowship training in facial rejuvenation at the Marten Clinic in San Francisco, one of the world’s leading centers for deep-plane facelift surgery. He earned his DO from the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine at NYIT, completed residency training in General Surgery at NYU and in Plastic, Reconstructive, Hand, and Burn Surgery at the University of Cincinnati, and completed fellowship training in Burn Surgery at New York Presbyterian Hospital–Weill Cornell Medical Center.
What is Dr. Parizh’s experience?
Dr. Parizh has extensive clinical and surgical experience in plastic surgery, burn care, and reconstructive medicine. He has trained at top-tier academic institutions including New York University, New York Presbyterian, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, and Shriners of Cincinnati. He serves as Director of the Burn Center and Director of Hyperbaric Medicine at Nassau University Medical Center. He has performed roughly 4500 surgical procedures since he’s been in practice.
What procedures does Dr. Parizh perform?
Dr. Parizh specializes in facial rejuvenation, including deep-plane facelift, neck lift, rhinoplasty and preservation rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, and non-surgical facial rejuvenation, as well as body contouring. His practice is also distinguished by advanced reconstructive capabilities — complex scar revision, microsurgical reconstruction, and burn reconstruction — a technical foundation that directly informs the precision of his aesthetic work.
Is Dr. Parizh involved in research or education?
Yes. Dr. Parizh is an active researcher with peer-reviewed publications in burn care and surgical innovation. He has presented his research at the American Burn Association Annual Meetings and other leading surgical conferences. He is committed to advancing surgical knowledge and improving patient outcomes.
What is Dr. Parizh’s approach to patient care?
Dr. Parizh believes in comprehensive assessment, transparent communication, evidence-based surgical techniques, and personalized care. He emphasizes informed decision-making, detailed pre- and post-operative care, and rigorous surgical standards.
Does Dr. Parizh have international experience?
Yes. Dr. Parizh has participated in humanitarian medical missions to Tanzania, the Philippines, and China, where he provided surgical care and advanced training in burn management and reconstructive surgery.
About New York Plastic Surgical Group
New York Plastic Surgical Group is dedicated to providing advanced cosmetic and reconstructive surgery to patients throughout Long Island and New York City. Under the leadership of board-certified plastic surgeons, the practice combines surgical expertise, advanced technology, and patient-centered care to deliver exceptional outcomes across the full spectrum of plastic surgery, including specialized burn care and complex reconstruction.
The practice has performed over 340,000 surgical procedures and maintains a commitment to innovation, research, and education. NYPS Group surgeons have been featured in respected media outlets and are recognized leaders in their respective surgical specialties.
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