Drs. Hyans, Joseph, Momeni, Pyo & Schmid

The team of surgeons at the Plastic Surgery Center not only pride themselves on offering a full menu of transformational treatments, but they’re also prideful of the reputation they’ve acquired over the years within their own medical community. “While Summit Medical Group is the region’s largest physician-run group, we maintain a warm, hometown feel,” says Dr. Momeni. “We’ve become the go-to plastic surgeons for the New York City area nurses, doctors and their own families,” adds Dr. Hyans. With a lineup of highly trained and dedicated board-certified specialists at the helm, “our team is able to address each and every patient’s aesthetic need for the face and body,” says Dr. Schmid. Dr. Pyo notes, “No matter how big or small the procedure, our focus is always on the safety and quality of care for our patients.”

1. What are your most requested procedures?

   Facelifts, injectables, tummy
   tucks and breast surgeries

2. What new services are you excited to offer?

   Long-lasting nonsurgical treatments
   like Kybella® and Bellafill®

3. How are you helping to advance the field at large?

   We participate in breast implant
   research, sit on advisory committees,
   and lead sections at our hospitals

4. What surgical trend do you hope becomes popular?

   It’s already happening and we hope
   it continues—
   the trend for more
   natural-looking results

5. What do you love most about your profession?

   The ability to make patients happy
   by helping them match how they
   look to how they feel

6. Why do you employ a less-is-more approach?

   We think the best results are always
   the most natural-looking ones. The
   days of looking overdone are long gone

7. What are the current trends you are seeing at your practice?

   We are doing more combination
   procedures, like Botox® Cosmetic
   along with filler, combining upper
   and lower facelifts, and surgical and
   nonsurgical body contouring—this is
   where one plus one can equal three!

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