
"Safety.
Comfort. Trust.
These
three qualities are the
foundation of our relationships
with
our patients. Once we can be
completely
honest with one
another
regarding expectations
and
the reality of what can be
delivered,
then we can find
solutions
that generally meet or
exceed
their desires for comfort
and
elegant results"
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Exceptional
training to offer patients safety, comfort.
"My
patients' safety and comfort are critical, so where I received
my training was very important to me. There's no better teacher
than the actual creator of a technique, so I was thrilled
when I was accepted to train under the developer of tumescent
liposuction, Jeff Klein MD. Now I can deliver the most advanced,
safe, and comfortable form of liposuction to my patients."
MD:
East Carolina
University School of Medicine
MS: Biology,
East Carolina University
BS: Biology,
East Carolina University
Residencies:
a) Family Practice University of South Florida
b) Dermatology King-Drew
Medical Center, Los Angeles, Calif.
Chief Resident: Dermatology, King-Drew
Medical Center, 1988-1989
A
real commitment to people and his profession.
"Playing
an active role in professional associations and networking
with other physicians keeps me in touch with the latest techniques.
We have been performing laser surgery since 1992. We were
the first in the area to perform laser skin resurfacing and
spider vein treatment. We were also the first in the area
to obtain the LightSheer Laser, which was the first laser
to recieve approval from the FDA for permanent hair reduction.
Becoming an expert with such advanced equipment enables me
to continue to give my patients exquisite results with minimul
discomfort."
Diplomate:
American
Board of Dermatology
Fellow: American
Academy of Dermatology, American
Society of Dermatologic Surgery, American
Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery
Member: American
Medical Association, American Society of Liposuction Surgery,
American
Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, American
Academy of Dermatology, Wake County Medical Society
Dedication
to exceeding patients' expectations.
"One of
the most important things I stress while teaching is that
it's essential to recognize everyone as a unique individual
with their own desires and expectations. l also emphasize
the importance of thoroughly and objectively explaining equipment
and procedures to patients - which dramatically reduces the
intimidation they might otherwise feel."
Past
Clinical Instructor: Family Medicine, University of South
Florida Medical School
Trainer & Lecturer: Continuing education courses for
physicians on the tumescent technique of liposuction and laser
techniques
Continuing Education: Over 60 hours annually
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