Dr. Newman is a native of Orlando who has returned to become a part of the medical community. He completed his undergraduate education at the Davidson College in Davidson, North Carolina where he majored in Biology. He returned to Florida for medical school at The University of South Florida College of Medicine. Dr. Newman then moved to Winston-Salem where he trained at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center in General Surgery and all aspects of Plastic Surgery including Reconstructive Surgery, Cosmetic Surgery, Pediatric Reconstruction, Hand Surgery, Microsurgery, and Endoscopic techniques under the leadership of prominent leaders in the field of plastic surgery including Dr. Malcolm Marks, Dr. Louis Argenta, and Dr. Wayne Meredith. He is proud to be board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Dr. Newman performs the full breadth of cosmetic surgery including facial/brow/eyelid rejuvenation, cosmetic breast procedures (augmentation, reduction, lift), body contouring (abdominoplasty, thigh lift, liposuction, massive weight loss reconstruction), and minimally invasive techniques such as peels, lasers, fillers, Botox®, implants, and fat injections. Although he maintains a successful cosmetic practice, Dr. Newman finds reconstructive surgery very rewarding. Dr. Newman utilizes techniques in breast reconstruction using Tissue Expanders/Implants, TRAM (Transverse Rectus Abdominis Myocutaneous,) and Latissimus flaps. His other major interests include skin cancer (Melanoma, Squamous Cell, Basal Cell Carcinoma) and often works in conjunction with other physicians to reconstruct soft tissue defects. Dr. Newman attends national and regional meetings to stay abreast of the latest technologies in his field and applies them appropriately. Dr. Newman is a devoted husband and father of four with strong ties to the Orlando community. His goal is to provide patients with professional, comfortable, informative, and individualized experience in his clinic. He prides himself on being available to offer open communication and the highest level of patient care.