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Additional Specialties: General Surgery, Plastic Surgery

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Michael Kane MD

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Phone: (212) 585-4404

Address: 115 E 67th St Apt 2D, New York, NY 10065

Website: http://www.kaneplasticsurgery.com

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Thyroid
Because of the sensitive area on which this surgery is performed, in addition to being in good health, patients must disclose any eye disease, thyroid disorders, or history of cardiovascular disease.

Ultrasound
“Preclinical Insight and Early Clinical Experience with Liposonix High Frequency Focused Ultrasound System”, Anti-Aging Medicine VII World Congress, Monte Carlo, Monaco, March 2009.

General Surgery
Following his medical studies, Dr. Kane entered a general surgery residency at New York Medical College. During this residency, based at Lincoln Hospital in the Bronx, Dr. Kane provided sophisticated surgical care to patients affected by the urban violence that plagued this area in the 1980s.
Minimally Invasive Surgery
“Injectables are Truly an Alternative to Minimally Invasive Surgery”, Panamerican Congress on Anti-Aging and Aesthetic Medicine, Montreal, Canada, September 2008.
Ear Surgery
Otoplasty (ear surgery).Otoplasty is the surgical reshaping and repositioning of ears. Through the reshaping of cartilage, ears are positioned closer to the head to reduce protruding. Otoplasty can also be used to reduce the size of the ears. This surgery can be performed on adults or children who have reached total ear development (above five or six years). Scarring is minimal, and usually concealed behind the ear. Following surgery, patients are instructed to avoid strenuous exercise and contact sports for several weeks. Most return to work and normal light activity within a week.
Reconstructive Surgery
Kane, Michael A.C. Discussion: Efficacy of Reconstituted and Stored Botulinum Toxin Type A: An Electrophysiologic and Visual Study in the Auricular Muscle of the Rappit. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. 111: 2430, June 2003.

Plastic Surgeons

Botox
When we first met in 1999, he was the newly crowned world’s largest user of Botox. And I was the one he wrested that title from. I had heard tales of this charming, singing, sartorially splendid dermatologist for some time: I practiced in New York City and he was in Miami, so the patients who visited me during the summer and fall were the same ones Fred saw in the winter. When we finally did meet at a faculty lunch during a medical conference, we initially kept our distance, like two circling prizefighters. But that didn’t last long, because it was impossible not to like Fred. He was funny and kind, a one-man floorshow.
Eyelid Surgery
Cosmetic eyelid surgery corrects drooping, sagging, and creases that the eye area is particularly vulnerable to. Through small incisions hidden within the eyelid fold or below the lower eyelid lashes, excess tissue and fat are removed, smoothing the skin around the lower and upper eyelid.
Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty (nasal surgery). As the face’s central feature, our noses contribute significantly to our overall appearance. Nasal surgery addresses one or more of the following issues: nose size; profile; shape of nasal tip or nostrils; and nasal asymmetry. It can also relieve breathing difficulties caused by irregularities in a nose’s internal structure.
Plastic Surgery
Dr. Michael Kane is an aesthetic plastic surgeon who has been practicing in New York City for over fifteen years. From his offices on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, Dr. Kane performs a wide variety of cutting-edge cosmetic procedures, facial rejuvenation, and injections. Dr. Kane has been in private practice since 1992, and frequently lectures on topics relating to aesthetic plastic surgery.
Face Lift
Rhytidectomy ) is a surgical procedure that targets the lower two-thirds of the face and the neck. Through small, inconspicuous incisions, a facelift restores the firmness and contours of youth. During a facelift, a doctor removes excess skin, tightens muscles, and repositions underlying tissues to reduce or eliminate some of the prominent signs of aging (such as sagging, wrinkles, and the appearance of jowls and excess fat). The goal of a facelift is not for patients to look “different”; it is for them to appear as refreshed, more youthful versions of themselves.
Neck Lift
“Male Neck Lift”, Aesthetic Surgery of the Aging Face Symposium sponsored by Manhattan Eye, Ear, & Throat Hospital, New York, NY, November 2003.
Blepharoplasty
“Septal Reset vs. No Touch – Choosing the Appropriate Procedure for Lower Lid Blepharoplasty”, Comprehensive Management of the Lower Eyelid – Northeastern Society of Plastic Surgeons Workshop, New York, NY, March 2007.
Otoplasty
Moderator, Otoplasty Section, Advances in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery: The Cutting Edge IV, Sponsored by Manhattan Eye, Ear, & Throat Hospital, New York, NY, October 2002.
Lip Augmentation
Kane MAC, Lorenc ZP, Lin X, Smith SR. Validation of a Lip Fullness Scale for Assessment of Lip Augmentation. Plast Recontr Surg. 2012 May:129(5) 822-828.
Body Contouring
“Fillers: How I Approach It”, “Ultrasonix Body Contouring”, ” Integrating Multiple Neurotoxins in an Aesthetic Practice”, “Current Data and Likely Role of Topical Toxins”, “Lower Lid Contour Augmentation; Preferred Techniques, Materials” Summit in Athetic Medicine, Dana Point, CA, June 2012.
Laser Resurfacing
“Pre and Post Laser Resurfacing Care for the Patient; Fitzpatrick Classification of Skin Types”, Laser Applications for the Office Setting, sponsored by Manhattan Eye, Ear & Throat Hospital, New York, NY, June 1998.
Cosmetic Surgery
“Male Neck Rejuvenation with Modified Z-Plasty”, Facial Cosmetic Surgery 2005, sponsored by the Mutil-Specialty Foundation for Facial Aesthetic Surgical Excellence, Las Vegas, Nevada, June 2005.
Dermabrasion
“Facial Resurfacing: Laser, Dermabrasion, and Peels vs. IPL, Kerastick, and Fraxel”, Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation Perspectives and Advances in Plastic Surgery Symposium, Vail, Colorado, March 2005.

Cosmetic Dermatology
Werschler, William and Kane, Michael A.C. Optimal Use of Facial Filling Agents: Understanding the Products. Cosmetic Dermatology. Vol 20;5 S2, 4, May 2007.
Dermatology
Fred Brandt lived in a show tune world interrupted only by his own unexpected, freakishly funny, and uncannily good bouts as a freestyle rapper. The music came to a tragic end on April 5, when Fred, who was 65 but looked and acted much younger, took his own life at his home in Miami. In the world of dermatology he was the king, and as a person, he touched the lives of many, many people. Fred had the gift of generosity, and I was pleased to get to know him as both a doctor without peer and a man subject to the same pressures—sometimes crushing ones—as the rest of us.
Chemical Peels
Stronger chemical peels and laser skin resurfacing can be effective in treating scars and deep wrinkles. Laser treatments also provide a mild tightening of the skin. These treatments can be performed on other areas of the body as well as the face. Patients typically undergo only one treatment, but will experience redness around the treated area that fades over the course of a week or two.
Skin Care
The last time I had dinner with Fred was three weeks before he died. We had been at my office reviewing data from a study we had just completed. Fred gave me a sample of a new product from his skin care line, and I gave him a sample of mine. I was entering the skin care business, too, and instead of being competitive about it, he seemed genuinely happy for me. He told me to call anytime I had a question. He paused, reconsidered that last statement, and then the man who had less free time than anyone I know, said, “You know what? Let’s figure out a time and sit down to really talk about this. Skin care is a rough business. Oh, and I realize you didn’t ask me for help,” he added with a smile.
Microdermabrasion
Microdermabrasion is a skin revitalization treatment in which a handheld device is used to polish the skin. Other skin revitalization treatments include glycolic acid peels and Retin-A. These treatments are typically performed in a series, and do not require any recovery time.

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