NYC Rhinoplasty Surgeon, Dr. Sam Rizk

Top New York Facial Plastic Surgeon and Rhinoplasty Specialist, Dr. Sam Rizk, was selected by the most trusted reference source, the Castle Connolly Guide, as one of its “Top Doctors” in the New York Metro Area for 2009. Based on his peers and patients reviews, Dr. Sam Rizk has been chosen as a “Top Primary and Specialty care physician”. Well-recognized for his innovative techniques, New York City Facial Plastic Surgeon Dr. Rizk is considered to be the first plastic surgeon to ever utilize 3d high definition live rhinoplasty and new powered-instrumentation cartilage sculpting techniques in Rhinoplasty surgeries.

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New York facial plastic surgeon Dr. Sam Rizk makes an appearance on The European Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Anti-Aging, where he discusses different facelift techniques that he uses in his practice. Dr. Rizk talks about several procedures, reviewing how he performs deep plane, endotine and short scar facelifts. His facelift surgeries result in a natural appearance and create definition along the jaw line and neck, which can be a key element of beauty.

Glow Beauty Magazine reviewed the upcoming book in the “roundup of healthy aging resources” of their last issue (Spring/Summer 2010). Dr. Sam Rizk’s New Book, “The New Face: A High Definition 3D Approach for Natural, Enduring Rejuvenation” will address his newest techniques in facial plastic surgery. In his book, Dr. Rizk discusses an innovative approach to facial rejuvenation, Rhinoplasty and other surgeries. As a pioneer in using this new High Definition Approach, Dr. Rizk will reveal details as to how this new approach can improve plastic surgery results.

U.K. based Tatler Magazine has included Dr. Sam Rizk in the latest “Beauty and Cosmetic Surgery Guide 2010″ Special Edition. In an article titled “Postcards from the Cutting Edge,” Dr. Rizk, Director of Manhattan Facial Plastic Surgery is featured as one of the Star Surgeons, described as having a practice “with its own super-discreet operating theatre and multilingual staff.” Labeling his rapid recovery techniques as being “light years ahead of his peers,” Tatler quotes Dr. Rizk who says, “I redistribute fat from the jowls back to where it belongs on the cheekbones.”

Top New York Rhinoplasty Surgeon Dr. Sam Rizk appears on NBC News for the Today Show, in which he discusses Teenage Rhinoplasty Surgery and how it has become more common nowadays. An increasing number of American teens have been harassed and bullied every day about their physical appearance, especially now that Facebook and other social networking sites make it easier for others to tease them, driving teenagers toward having plastic surgery. Dr. Rizk, a well-recognized New York City Facial Plastic Surgeon, talks about the importance of evaluating the teen’s physical and emotional conditions before performing Rhinoplasty surgery. Plastic surgery can help teens to become more confident, happier individuals and allow them to focus on other aspects of their lives, other than their physical appearance.

Top New York Facial Plastic Surgeon and Rhinoplasty Specialist, Dr. Sam Rizk performs many rhinoplasties on teenagers. One of his patients, 16 year old Jen Selter recently underwent a nose surgery at age 15. For years, Jen was concerned about her physical appearance and had always been emotionally affected about her nose, enduring cruel bullying from her peers. After consulting a therapist and speaking with her mother, she was ready to see Dr. Rizk, who helped Jen to become a happier, more confident teenager, now satisfied with her appearance.

Featured on ABC News, Top New York Rhinoplasty Surgeon Dr. Sam Rizk speaks about a new approach in rhinoplasty surgeries. This new 3D High Definition, Cartilage Sculpting technique pioneered by Dr. Rizk allows for higher accuracy and precision during surgery, leading to better lines and tips of the nose, less bruising and an overall better outcome with Rhinoplasty.

Plastic surgery does not always go the way it should. Unfortunately, very often the outcomes of plastic surgery do not meet the expectations of many patients. With revision rhinoplasty, sometimes a surgical mistake or poor healing can result in a bad outcome requiring revision rhinoplasty.

Dr. Sam Rizk is a double board certified top facial plastic surgeon in New York who does revision rhinoplasty. In one of the cases shown on the FOX National News segment about Plastic Surgery Nightmares, Dr. Rizk helps correct multiple areas of the patient’s nose, damaged by previous plastic surgeries. After the reconstructive operation, the patient’s nose looks straighter, more defined, and has improved breathing capability.

Alongside his cover story in the November issue of Plastic Surgery Practice, Dr. Rizk discusses his pioneering work in the field of rhinoplasty. The article titled “Rhinoplasty in 3D” covers new techniques for smoother sculpting of cartilage grafts – micro-powered diamond technology - instead of traditonal knife sculpting. The result is a very smooth outcome for patients.

Dr. Sam Rizk is the subject of the cover story in PSP Magazine for the November 2009 issue: “Taking Risks” by Amy Di Leo

Dr. Rizk’s pioneering 3D high-definition telescopic approach to rhinoplasty and neck lift surgery sets him apart from the crowd. By consistently aiming to customize and perfect his surgical craft, Dr. Rizk enjoys a strong patient base that comes to him mostly through referrals.

ABOUT THE MAGAZINE: “Plastic Surgery Practice (PSP) is the magazine that 12,000 plastic surgeons rely on for the latest information on the clinical innovations, practice-management trends, emerging products and technologies, and news stories that drive their field. With well-thought-out articles by leading practitioners, PSP gets to the core of the most complex issues in plastic surgery, including controversial new treatments, the use of highly technical equipment, and physician-patient interactions.”

Featured on the Dr. Oz Show, Dr. Sam Rizk is shown as the first plastic surgeon to ever perform a nasal high definition evaluation for Septoplasty/Sinusitis on National television. Dr. Oz takes a volunteer from the audience to participate in the nasal evaluation, where Dr. Rizk uses an advanced medical instrument to allow the viewers to see what is happening inside the nose. This evaluation shows that if a person had a crooked septum, it would hinder a person from breathing and block the sinuses.

Most patients believe that using fillers are an alternative to surgery. New York facial plastic surgeon Dr. Sam Rizk  explains the dangers that are involved in this procedure.  The problems resulting from these fillers are that they can damage areas which are crucial for breathing. Doctors that utilize this “instant nose job” procedure agree that it is not for everyone and not meant to replace surgery.

Dr. Sam Rizk makes an appearance on ABC News in which he discusses new technology that significantly shortens patients’ recovery time after Rhinoplasty surgery. Superior results are achieved using 3D High Definition Endoscopic tools which allow the surgeon to have an internal view of the nostril during surgery to avoid muscles and blood vessels that commonly cause scars and bruising after surgery. This method allows for a shorter recovery period in which pain and swelling is minimized. Instead of using a drain or packing after surgery, Dr. Sam Rizk uses a dissolving adhesive.

Traditional Rhinoplasty methods require weeks of bruising and pain. One of Dr. Rizk’s patients was able to go on a vacation one week after surgery.

Featured on CBS News, Dr. Rizk speaks with Mo Rocca on his show “The Tomorrow Show with Mo Rocca” about what can be done to stay “Forever Young”. Mo Rocca speculates about how our species is living longer due to advancements in technology and speaks with one of Manhattan’s top plastic surgeons, Dr. Sam Rizk, on what we can do about our looks as we progress in age and live longer. Dr. Rizk shows Mo Rocca what happens to his face as he ages and what procedures can be done to correct them in a natural way.

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“Demi Moore’s face is smooth and youthful-looking – but with none of the frozen features of other over-Botoxed stars decades younger than her. And while her body looks taut and toned, even top cosmetic surgeons find it difficult to pinpoint exactly what the 46-year-old has had done recently.”

“The secret to Demi’s unlined but naturally plump-looking facial features is, Grazia can reveal, a procedure called the 3D Neck and Facelift, pioneered by New York-based surgeon to the stars, Dr Sam Rizk. The $20,000 operation uses 3D imaging to analyse the face and then microsurgery to scoop out fat from the jowls and reposition it in the cheekbones.”

Click here to read the full article from GRAZIA.

In the July 2009 Issue of ES Magazine, Dr. Sam Rizk was mentioned as one of the finest doctors to see in the world. Known as one of the Top New York Rhinoplasty and Necklift Surgeons, Dr. Rizk’s beautifully furnished office is located on Park Avenue, where he performs his Rapid Recovery Facelifts & Necklifts as well as using his 3D High Definition Rhinoplasty technique to make your nose dreams come true!

Featured in the September issue of Harper’s Bazaar, Dr. Rizk comments on the issue of “Instant Anti-Aging Makeovers” for the “Best of Beauty” section. Dr. Rizk says “Botox is great for the brow. I don’t like how unnatural brow lifts can look.”

As a well known New York facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Rizk is featured in the article discussing Botox and how it works great for the brow, and how brow lifts can usually look unnatural.

New York publication Mann About Town went to Park Ave. plastic surgeon Dr. Sam Rizk for advice on Botox versus Dysport, liposuction, chemical peels, and new trends in the industry.   The article is packed with great tips and is worth picking a copy up today.

Dr. Sam Rizk, a board-certified plastic surgeon, said he has seen a rise over the past year of executives, many out of work, traveling to his New York practice for a facial cleanup to improve their chances against tough competition.

The surgical work is not cheap, he said, but for patients such as Mr. Slatkin, it’s an increasingly important investment to set them apart in the business world.

“Some of them have held a job for 25 years, are in their late 40s, early 50s, and have never considered plastic surgery,” he said. “Now they are laid off, the competition is fierce and they find themselves going into the job market with a lot of younger people.

“I think that our society and our country judges us by our appearance, whether we like it or not. But these are men who want to be judged by their resume, very educated people,” he said. “If you give the image that you are tired and have not slept, that image doesn’t do well in an interview and people do make character judgments about the way you look.”

Mr. Slatkin added, “The economy is so bad … and it’s not getting better soon. You need hope. This gives you hope.”

Excerpt from “The Washington Times”
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“A Must-Have List for Aesthetic Bookworms” says Plastic Surgery Practice Magazine. A new publication by Dr. Sam Rizk is scheduled to release for September 2009.  The book promises a completely new approach to facial rejuvenation. Dr. Rizk takes on established methods and offers a new alternative to the facelifted postop look that has turned off so many people.