PRESS & AWARDS

Dr. Zuckerman discussed male plastic surgery including eyelid surgery, rhinoplasty and celebrities such as Bratt Pitt and Jude Law.

Dr. Zuckerman was selected as a SuperDoctor for New York state for plastic surgery. This selection is Dr. Zuckerman’s third year in a row and recognizes him as one of the best plastic surgeons in New York.

Dr. Zuckerman was quoted on the use of Kybella to eliminate submental, under the chin, fat. He also opined on how an angular jaw line is essential to societal classical perceptions of facial beauty.

For Mothers’ Day, Dr. Zuckerman introduced two of his patients to the New York Post who were interviewed and said how much they enjoy their experience with Botox and cheek augmentation at Dr. Zuckerman’s office.

Dr. Zuckerman was on this episode of The Doctors for a preoperative evaluation of a severe burn victim who requires a complex plastic surgery reconstruction.

On News12, Dr. Zuckerman discusses the risk of plastic surgery performed internationally after a young NYC woman dies shortly after a routine cosmetic surgery procedure, a tummy tuck, in the Dominican Republic.

Dr. Zuckerman spoke on behalf of Rep. Maloney’s sponsored legislation proposed to ban minors from using tanning beds, which can be 10x-15x more intense than the midday sun.

Dr. Zuckerman opines on the trend of  “Trophy Husbands” where men undergo plastic surgery on Fox5 News. Men commonly undergo liposuction, male breast reduction surgery or non-surgical treatments.

Dr. Zuckerman was named a Top Doctor by realself.com, a portal focused on cosmetic surgery and injectables treatments.

WebMD print magazine’s Sept 2017 issue featured an article with Q&A from Dr. Zuckerman on facelift surgery.

Dr. Zuckerman says that large percentage of perceived aging, including fine lines, wrinkles, age spots, and sag are from sun damage. I recommend patients wear SPF 50 daily moisturizer, especially if fair-skinned.

Dr. Zuckerman does not recommend the use of leeches for cosmetic purposes due to bacteria in their digest tract. He has used them for reconstructive plastic surgery.

Dr. Zuckerman discusses different breast shapes: tuberous breasts, small breasts, athletic breasts, etc. All these breast shapes are normal, and breast augmentation can be performed on all.

Dr. Zuckerman discusses Kybella treatment as a trend to eliminate submental, under-chin, fat to maintain a “classically” beautiful face.

Dr. Zuckerman is interviewed about proper sunblock usage in an article on new FDA guidelines. He performs plastic surgery skin cancer reconstruction when not used properly!

Dr. Zuckerman discusses his pre-wedding, and other pre-special events, Botox regimen. Before special events, patients often come in for dermal fillers like Juvederm for lip augmentation and nasolabial fold treatment as well.

Dr. Zuckerman was interviewed in the first “photoshop-free” magazine about how important it is to support the breasts with a good sports bra.

Dr. Zuckerman performed a model consult on rhinoplasty and other procedures for this reporter. He did not point out everything that was wrong, but he did guide the reporter through hypothetical scenarios were she to actually have surgery.

While Dr. Zuckerman does not perform this treatment typically, it is safe to do in the hands of an expert trained in the anatomy of the area.

Dr. Zuckerman opines on the ethics of crowdfunding for plastic surgery procedures.

Dr. Zuckerman was interviewed for the article “[..] Doctors Reveal the Craziest Things They’ve Seen at Work” about a previous emergency room surgical case he performed that was ‘crazy’!

Dr. Zuckerman was interviewed for an article about illegal butt injections. He took care of a chronically ill patient who ultimately went on the Tyra Banks show. A Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) or non-surgical buttock augmentation should be performed by a plastic surgeon!

Dr. Zuckerman was selected as a SuperDoctors ® / New York Times Magazine Rising Star for Plastic Surgery for 2015. This is the second year that Dr. Zuckerman was selected for this award.

Dr. Zuckerman was selected as a SuperDoctors ® / New York Times Magazine Rising Star for Plastic Surgery for 2014

Dr. Zuckerman interviewed WCBS 880 regarding Rep. Maloney’s tanning bed legislation proposing to ban tanning beds for minors.

Dr. Zuckerman Inducted into the AAHS, a subspecialty of plastic surgery.

Dr. Zuckerman and his partner discuss their upcoming medical mission to Afghanistan on a News 12 talk show with Lea Tyrrell (not pictured).

Dr. Zuckerman discusses his medical mission to Afghanistan.

Dr. Zuckerman completed his plastic surgery fellowship at New York University’s prestigious Hansjörg Wyss Department of Plastic Surgery, an extra seventh year of specialized plastic surgery training.

Dr. Zuckerman completed his plastic surgery residency at Brown University, after becoming chief resident his final year.

Dr. Zuckerman graduated first in his medical school class at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science.

Dr. Zuckerman was an Alpha Omega Alpha Early Inductee; he received the honor for being in the top 2% of his medical school class.

Dr. Zuckerman received the American Society of Clinical Pathologists Award for Academic Excellence and Achievement while at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science. He received this award for having the highest grade in his pathology course in his second year of medical school.