| CHRISTINE A. HAMORI, MD |
“you’re never too young or old to look better”
In the same demographic as most of her patients, board-certified, Ivy-league-trained plastic surgeon Dr. Christine A. Hamori can relate to their concerns, speaking candidly about the aging process. “As a working mom in my forties, I understand where my patients are coming from; how they want to project a positive self image and feel good about themselves.”
WHAT’S ONE THING YOU ALWAYS DO BEFORE OFFERING SUGGESTIONS?
I ask the patient what they expect to achieve with surgery. I make sure to listen carefully before I present the options.
WHY DO YOU CHOOSE NOT TO DELEGATE PROCEDURES?
I am sensitive to patients’ desires for confidentiality, comfort, convenience and support. My patients have entrusted me to care for them, so I feel it is my responsibility to perform all of my own procedures.
HOW DO YOU SHOW PATIENTS YOU CARE?
I call surgical patients myself the evening after their procedures to see how they are doing.
WHAT DOES BEING A PLASTIC SURGEON MEAN TO YOU?
Being a plastic surgeon involves just as much compassion and bedside manner as it does surgical skill.