Profile of Paul Stanislaw Jr., Dr

I graduated from Colby College with Distinction in the Major of Biology in 1989. While at Colby, I was involved in research looking at tumor suppressor genes and their role in the pathogenesis of human cancers. Because of my research at Colby, I was awarded a one-year research position at the National Institutes of Health which enabled me to continue my research in tumor suppressor genes at a higher level.

Even though I loved the intellectual challenges of research, I had always wanted to go into medicine – even when I was in elementary school. Helping people is in my nature, so after I completed my research, I went to Albany Medical College in Albany, New York. I then graduated from Albany Medical College in 1994 with honors as a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society. I stayed in Albany and completed my residency in Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery in 1999. Twenty-five percent of my residency was in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and I loved the artistic aspect of this sub-specialty. I found that I had a particular eye for facial plastic surgery, and I wanted to use my talent to help people in the best way that I could. I, therefore, completed a fellowship in Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery at the Albany Medical Center in 2000.

My wife is a pediatrician and at the time of the completion of my fellowship, she was a Major in the United States Air Force, at Andrews Air Force Base, outside of Washington, DC. I moved to Washington after my fellowship and worked in Washington DC until my wife completed her commitment to the United States Air Force in 2001.

In 2001, I went into solo practice and established the Stanislaw Facial Plastic Surgery Center in Avon, Connecticut. Since then, my practice has been exclusively cosmetic facial plastic surgery and facial reconstruction following the excision of skin cancers.

I am Double Board Certified: I am board certified in Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery and in Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery. In addition, I am a Fellow of the American Academy of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery and a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. I also serve on several committees within the Academy of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery.

I currently reside in Burlington, Connecticut with my wife and two children.

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Procedures of Paul Stanislaw Jr., Dr ⁽¹⁶⁾

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Breast Augmentation Breast augmentation is a plastic surgery procedure that can enhance your breast size and shape.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US:
Breast Reconstruction Breast reconstruction surgery helps restore a more natural, symmetrical appearance of a breast that has been removed by a mastectomy or altered by a lumpectomy as part of breast cancer treatment.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US:
Breast Revision Breast revision surgery makes to improve the appearance of breasts that have been previously operated on.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US:
Male Pectoral Implants Pectoral implants are body implants made of solid silicone.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US:
Breast Fat Transfer A surgery where fat is removed from an area with fatty deposits via liposuction, purified, and then transferred via injection into the breasts to increase size and fullness.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US:
Fat Transfer A procedure that removes fat from one area of the body via liposuction and transfers it to another area.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US:
Calf Implants Calf implants made of long-lasting, FDA-approved silicone rubber can be surgically inserted in a pocket between the fibrous covering over the inner and/or outer calf muscles and the skin.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US:
Areola Reduction Areola repositioning involves both the areola and the nipple being lifted and established in a natural position.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US:
Mastectomy A mastectomy is a surgical procedure that removes one or both breasts, usually to treat or prevent breast cancer.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US:
Flap Reconstruction A tissue flap reconstruction procedure is one way to rebuild the shape of your breast after surgery to remove the cancer.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US:
TRAM Flap Breast Reconstruction The TRAM Flap breast reconstruction procedure uses tissue and muscle from the tummy.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US:
Oncoplastic Breast Surgery Oncoplastic breast surgery merges the principles of oncologic and reconstructive surgery, utilizing a spectrum of aesthetic enhancing techniques to address tissue defects and optimize cosmesis from breast cancer surgery.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US:
Breast Asymmetry Correction Breast asymmetry correction surgery involves changing the size, shape or position of one of both the breasts to make the breasts more equal.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US:
Traumatic Injury Reconstruction Traumatic injury reconstruction surgery helps people who have been in car crashes, lost limbs during work-related incidents, or have been affected by a wide range of other traumatic situations.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US:
Pectoral Augmentation Pectoral augmentation is a procedure that can be performed to give the male the definition he's always desired in the chest region.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US:
Nipple Surgery Nipple reduction surgery involves decreasing the size of protruding or disproportionately large nipples and trimming excess tissue to create an aesthetically balanced breast.	Ranked in Avon:	Ranked in CT:	Ranked in US: