Welcome to our first issue of "A Closer Look at Aesthetics"- the official newsletter of Dr. Paul Dreschnack, world renowned reconstructive and aesthetic surgeon. Dr. Dreschnack is a world-famous Plastic Surgeon with over 35 years of experience. He is nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize as well as the Nobel Prize in Medicine for the India Project, a plastic surgery camp in India treating thousands of patients with congenital birth defects or burn injuries each year. An innovator in his field, he has also done innovative research on stem cell therapy for hair regrowth and hair restoration in female baldness and male baldness.
Dr. Dreschnack focuses on stem cell therapy, cosmetic surgery including breast implants, reductions and lifts, liposuction and tummy tucks. He has been working to upgrade the design of saline implants, making them safer and more reliable. Dr. Dreschnack also works with patients providing skin evaluations and treatments for; Skin Cancer, scars and keloids, cysts, moles and skin tags, spider and varicose veins, birthmark removal, stretch marks, wrinkles and facial fillers. He also is trained in Hand and Microsurgery.
Our brand new Aesthetics Newsletter features a wide look at today's Plastic Surgery, covering a comprehensive array of topics about what's new, the most recommended procedures and why. Our "closer look" shares the most valuable insights on every aspect of aesthetics from both "Dr. Paul" and other expert contributors. Whether you are exploring plastic surgery or are exploring a procedure for a loved one, our newsletter is here to offer an insider's look- the kind that brings true awareness to begin your journey.
Original source: Facebook business page of Dr. Paul Dreschnack
DECISIONS DECISIONS
Most people understand that plastic surgery can help you to look and feel so much better and much more like yourself. But, did you know that there are some excellent health benefits to consider with many plastic surgery procedures? These procedures are considered to be cosmetic because they can positively impact the aesthetics. But it can be helpful to consider any associated health benefits when you are researching a procedure.
MENTAL HEALTH BOOST
The mental health improvement that can accompany plastic surgery can be seen and felt across the entire body. Boosted self-confidence and self-esteem can lead to a willingness to engage in more physical activities. This can make you feel much more like yourself.
BREAST REDUCTION BENEFITS
You may think that breast surgery is entirely about aesthetics. The truth is that reducing the size of the breasts can provide relief for neck, shoulder and back pain. There can also be a vast improvement in posture.
Those looking for more details about body sculpting will be happy to learn about the benefits seen. Body sculpting can remove excess skin after significant weight loss. Liposuction can remove stubborn areas of fat that diet and exercise can’t address.
RHINOPLASTY IMPROVEMENTS
Rhinoplasty is typically performed as a way of improving the aesthetics of the nose. It can, however, also help to fix some of the structural abnormalities that can lead to breathing impairment. This could include enlarged turbinates’ or a deviated septum.
IMPROVED VISION
The majority of individuals who undergo the upper eyelid surgery have it done for primarily cosmetic purposes. The surgery offers a functional improvement for patients who are looking to improve their overall vision. Drooping eyelids can lead to visual field obstruction.
FINDING THE RIGHT SPECIALIST: From Smart Research to the Consultation By: Lennard M. Gettz, Ed.D Whether you're searching for a primary care physician or a cosmetic specialist, shopping for any doctor can be quite a challenge. Ingredients for finding a professional that you can trust with your life rely heaviest on their reputation, expertise and qualifications found under smart research methods.
REFERRALS: As medical professionals are now heavily participating in commercial marketing platforms (such as broadcast and podcast commercials, youtube videos, social media promotion and public relations campaigns), the most favored influencer about any practitioner is still word of mouth. At least starting with a recommendation from a friend, colleague or family member, getting positive feedback about a practitioner through others' experience is a great place to begin.
RESEARCH: Once you have a name (or several names to choose from), the next answer is conducting online searches. With more than a decade of evolution, the internet provides a wide expanse of research options of about any professional. From patient reviews, local directories, educational contributions, social media connections and background checks, the web helps with so many ways to check out any professional for any success as well as not-so-good-news about them. |
HONORING DR. PAUL DRESCHNACK -
(CONGRESSIONAL NOMINEE FOR THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE- April 1, 1998)
Drafted by: Honorable Michael Bilirakis of FLA in the House of Representatives- Transcribed from the U.S. Congressional Record of the House of Representatives (4/1/1998). re-published by IPHA NEWS Editorial team.
Mr. Bilirakis, Mr. Speaker. I rise today to commend the work of one of my constituents, Dr. Paul Dreschnack-- a plastic surgeon who spends several weeks each year in India, voluntarily performing free operations on children born with facial defects. I recently nominated Dr. Dreschnack and his mentor, Dr. Sharad Kumar Dicksheet, for a Nobel Peace Prize. I would like to share with our colleagues the letter I submitted with their nomination application. On behalf of the United States House of Representatives, I thank Dr. Dreschnack and Dr. Dicksheet for their tireless work. They are very worthy of this prestigious award and would uphold its tradition of outstanding recipients if it is awarded to them
Dear Nobel Committee Members: It is my distinct privilege to bring before the Committee two physicians whose humanitarian contributions in the area of medicine have prompted me to submit their names for consideration as Nobel Prize Laureates. I became acquainted with the work of Dr. Dicksheet and Dr. Dreschnack during a recent meeting with representatives from a local chapter of an international civic organization, the Rotary Club of Dunedin, North. The story that unfolded over the next several hours could be submitted by the headlines of some of the articles contained in their packet: "The Doctor's Heart: A New York Doctor Returns to India to Give His Life's Earnings Back": "New Life to the Deformed"; "One Man, 20,000 Lives."
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