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Sculpting with fat can restore faces
Source:  Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
March 6, 2011
Peter Rubin, MD

J. Peter Rubin, MD,  chief, Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and co-director of UPMC's Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Center and director of the Life After Weight Loss program, discusses the plastic surgery options available to people who have experienced massive weight loss. Go to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons website to listen to the podcast.

Surgery Will Restore Normal Look to Soldiers' Injured Faces
Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
November 11, 2009
Peter Rubin, MD

The Facts About Body Contouring Surgery
Source: Web MD
Peter Rubin, MD

A Tuck Here, a Plump There
Source: O Magazine
February 2009
Peter Rubin

J. Peter Rubin, MD discusses body contouring techniques in the August 2008 issue of PSP -- Innovations in Aesthetic Medicine. 

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