Plastic Surgery

Joni,

I saw a commercial with Dr Sayeg a few days ago on TV.  I used Dr Daniel Sherbet in West Bloomfield for my TT and arms.  Not sure I would recommend the arm thing, mine are still flabby!  They can only take off so much.

Best of luck and if you need any more information, please email me. [email protected]
                                  Robin

This is in no way a concrete statement that is meant to sway your opinion either way....

I went for a consult for the brachioplasty.  The doc said that most people are not thrilled with the result.  It costs A LOT, is not covered by insurance, and leaves a scar down the length of your arm.

Just something for you to think about.

Dr DiNick is a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and their criteria for membership as indicated on their website is:

To be an ASPS Member Surgeon, a physician must meet these rigid requirements:

• Board certified in plastic surgery by the ABPS
• Graduate from an accredited medical school
• Complete a combination of at least five years of general surgery and plastic surgery residency training
• Pass comprehensive oral and written exams
• Operate only in accredited medical facilities
• Adhere to a strict code of ethics
• Fulfill continuing medical education requirements, including standards and innovations in patient safety


Hope that clears up any concerns.

SW

Hmmm.....his name doesn't come up on their website.  I wonder if they have it spelled wrong?

This is the link I used:
http://www1.plasticsurgery.org/ebusiness4/PatientConsumers/f indasurgeon.aspx

On his credentials on Obesity Help.com, his information under Plastic Surgeons indicates he is a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.  That's where I found the information that he has to be board certified.   

This is the link I used:

http://www.obesityhelp.com/morbidobesity/plastic+surgeon+profile+Vincent+DiNick+hrj.html

Maybe someone from his office should look into the omission of his name on the ASPS website.  I know a lot of people use that as a criteria in looking for a surgeon.

On the barix website other docs are listed as being board certified, but he isn't. 

I'm not trying to be *****y about this, but I think it's important for people to really understand what they are looking at weighing different criteria for surgeons. 

Know that just because a doc (any doc) puts something on OH it isn't always true.  They pay for that space and can advertise anything they want.

I just had surgery with Dr Dinick.  Go see him and talk to him.  I trusted him and would reccomend him, highly.