| ANDREW N. KORNSTEIN, MD, FACS |
the finishing touches
Dr. Andrew Kornstein believes a keen diagnostic eye is just as important as an innate talent for aesthetics and conscientious technical skills when it comes to plastic surgery. “I look at everyone as my canvas,” he says. “The subtle nuances make all the difference.”
“We all age differently, and so the key is to make the most accurate assessment possible, combining techniques when necessary and looking at each patient from a discerning, complete point of view,” says Dr. Kornstein, who performs his surgical and noninvasive procedures in his private, fully accredited state-of-the art facility, which is conveniently located inside his plush Fifth Avenue practice. The talented plastic surgeon describes his practice as intimate in terms of care and attention, and expansive due to his considerable command of a full range of face, body and breast procedures. “I only recommend what’s in patients’ best interests, taking a conservative approach and referring out if I feel it’s appropriate. If I don’t think a patient needs a certain procedure, I won’t perform it.”
Dr. Kornstein prides himself on the group he has assembled around him. “Everyone working here is accomplished and talented in his or her own right. Such a competent, capable staff allows me to focus on the aesthetics while providing an oasis for the patient. We’ve worked hard to create the proper atmosphere where safety, comfort and professionalism are accomplished with a personal touch,” says the doctor of his impressive team of anesthesiologists, aestheticians, administrative professionals and private-duty nurses available for personal postoperative care, upon request.
With attentiveness, availability and honesty serving as the three primary keystones of his practice, Dr. Kornstein always sees each surgical patient twice before surgery to ensure proper preoperative planning. “I always learn more information during the second visit that will influence the proposed plan. I look at everyone as my canvas. The subtle nuances make all the difference.”