Dr. Paula Moynahan

Diplomate of the American Board of Plastic Surgery
Diplomate of the American Board of Surgery

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Dr. Paula Moynahan

Dr. Moynahan and her staff welcome you to the Institute of Aesthetic Medicine & Surgery.

Dr. Moynahan's practice is grounded on a holistic approach and incorporates her belief in the mind-body connection for every patient.

It is anticipated that through the correction of a physical defect, a psychological and spiritual enhancement is accomplished.

Gaspare Tagliacozzi, the father of plastic surgery, living in 1570, poetically amplified the art and science of aesthetic plastic surgery.

"We restore, rebuild and make whole those parts
which nature hath given but which fortune hath taken away
Not so much that it may delight the eye
But that it might buoy up the spirit
And help the mind of the afflicted"

News from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons

The Risks and Rewards of Plastic Surgery

Imagine being so self-conscious, that even your husband of 10 years has never seen you completely naked. That used to be Sara Hagen.
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Plastic Surgeons Raise Concerns About Certification

With her family and their attorney declining to speak publicly pending a planned malpractice lawsuit, it’s unclear why Adriana Paula Da Silva Toledo chose Dr. Sanjeev Sharma to enlarge her breasts with implants.
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Gov. Christie Signs Bill Phasing Out Tax on Cosmetic Surgery, NJ.com

People will pay less to get their breasts enhanced, their wrinkles erased and other forms of cosmetic surgery under a bill Gov. Chris Christie signed today to phase out a state tax on the procedures next year.
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'Nose Job' May Make You Look a Bit Younger, Too, HealthDay

Getting a "nose job" might do more than improve someone's looks. A new study suggests the procedure may make patients appear 1.5 years younger on average.
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