High-Tech, Warm Touch
by Paul J. LoVerme, M.D.

Dr. LoVerme's focus is on age-management medicine, from breast augmentation and Botox^r to advance skin care and Vaser liposuction. Patients can also receive presurgical treatments at his Radiance Medical Day Spa. A solo practitioner in the New York metropolitan area for 20 years, Dr. LoVerme learned from his father that the human touch can go a long way, especially when combined with the latest in medical advancements. The on-site AAAASF-accredited surgical suite is staffed by board-certified anesthesiologists and office employees that have been there nine years on average. All share a strong commitment to personalized patient care accentuated with the latest technology and medical techniques and a concern for patient education. Dr. LoVerme spends time with every new patient, learning their goals and desires, and telling them what can--and cannot--be done. He then generates a plan and computer image to reveal what the outcome of their procedure might be.

Before and after surgery, Dr. LoVerme starts most patients on spa treatments, like lymphatic drainage, massage and detox facials, as well as putting them on vitamin supplements as appropriate. "These improve the healing process," he says. "I involve my patients in their care. I have to understand their goals and they have to understand what's possible.

Additional Articles about Breast Implants by Paul J. LoVerme, M.D., F.A.C.S.:

Breast Implants – Are they only for young women?
A significant part of my practice is breast surgery – breast augmentation, breast reduction, breast lift and breast reconstruction. I have noticed over the past few years that there are more and more women in the 35 to 55 year old group who want to improve the appearance of their breasts.

Cosmetic Surgery
The recent boom in cosmetic surgery has spread to teens as well as adults - but not every teen is well suited to such an operation. Emotional maturity and realistic expectations contribute to successful outcome.

Surgical Savvy
Paul J. LoVerme, MD, prides himself as much on his surgical skill as his ability to educate his patients. He learned long ago that a plastic surgery candidate informed about a procedure’s realistic outcome is more satisfied with the results.