Reconstructive Surgery in New York
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About Face
Dr. Andrew Jacono was featured in Gotham Magazine in an article discussing how he is using the latest techniques in reconstructive surgery to help victims around the world suffering from domestic abuse, war, and birth defects.
As a top New York plastic surgeon, Dr. Andrew Jacono has a bustling practice with a client roster of actors, Wall Streeters, and Upper East Side socialites; a tony Fifth Avenue address; and a prestigious appointment as chief of plastic and reconstructive surgery for North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset. But it is Dr. Jacono’s commitment to rehabilitating victims of domestic violence and war around the world the distinguishes his many accomplishments as a surgeon.
“The most important thing is to help abused women face the world again with confidence,” says Dr. Andrew Jacono
Matt Stewart, “About Face” Gotham Oct. 2013: Print.
“Dr. Andrew A. Jacono specializes in minimally invasive facial rejuvenation. He is an assistant clinical professor at New York Eye and Ear Infirmary and Albert Einstein College of Medicine. He is head of facial plastic surgery at North Shore University Hospital and fellowship director for the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Dr. Jacono has been published in Aesthetic Surgery Journal and Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery and has been featured on Good Morning America, Anderson, CNN and in USA Today, Parade and Newsweek. His television series, Facing Trauma, appeared on OWN. He is a senior advisor to FACE TO FACE, which provides pro-bono surgery to domestic violence victims, and is a volunteer surgeon for Healing the Children.”
