Dr. Oleh Slupchynskyj is Double Board Certified
in both Facial Plastic and Reconstructive surgery and in Otolaryngology, Head and Neck surgery. He is the Director and Founder of The Aesthetic Institute of New York and New Jersey, a leading Facial Cosmetic surgery center dedicated to offering the latest and most innovative procedures in Facial Cosmetic surgery. He is also a clinical instructor of Facial Plastic surgery at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, and has affiliations with Lenox Hill Hospital, The Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Institute, St. Barnabas Hospital in Livingston, NJ, and Short Hills Surgery Center in Short Hills, NJ. An independent health consumer council recently voted him one of America's Top Surgeons.
Dr. Slupchynskyj's Mission is to provide the absolute highest quality of care in Facial Cosmetic and Plastic surgery. Dr. Slupchynskyj performs only customized facial procedures on his patients because one size does not fit all, ever. Dr. Slupchynskyj believes every single patient is a completely unique individual, unlike any other on the planet. Dr. Slupchynskyj does not use heavy, general anesthesia during cosmetic procedures. Our goal is to educate the public of all ethnic backgrounds and our existing patients on the latest and safest techniques in Facial Rejuvenation, both surgical and non-surgical.
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The procedures provided by the Aesthetic Institute of New York and New Jersey
includes:
Rhinoplasty (Nose surgery), Facelifts,
Minifacelift, Short
Incision Facelifts,
SLUPlifts, Microlifts,
Endoscopic Browlifts, Endoscopic
Midfacelifts, Lower Eyelid Lifts,
Upper Eyelid Lifts, Neck Lifts,
Liposuction of the Neck, Cheek Implants,
Chin Implants, Infraorbital Implants,
Jaw Implants, Buccal Fat Removal, and all Reconstructive Facial surgery, including excision and repair of Keloids on
any part of the body.
Non-surgical procedures include: Non-Surgical Facelifts,
BOTOX®™ Injections, Lip Augmentation, JUVEDERM®™,
Sculptra®™, Restylane®™,
Radiesse®™, Silicone®™, Filler injection and
augmentation of the Nasolabial Fold, Melolabial Fold and Tear Trough Defect,
Chemical Peels and skin care.
Dr. Slupchynskyj is the innovator of the SLUPLift.
Featured on CBS 2, the SLUPLift is a revolutionary new Minifacelift
procedure. The SLUPLift involves a small incision around the earlobe and
tightening of the facial muscles SMAS and Platysma. The incisions are so small
that there is minimal bruising and swelling allowing the patient to return to
normal activities in 1 to 3 days. This procedures is in many ways superior
to the lifestyle lift, quicklift, string lifts and many other facelifting
procedures.
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Visit our SLUPlift
website.
> Watch video of a SLUPlift
procedure.
Dr. Slupchynskyj is also the inventor of the SLUPImplant™. The
implant, unlike any other, is specifically designed for Rhinoplasty
augmentations procedures. The SLUPimplant™ has many uses in Rhinoplasty
augmentation but is mostly used in African American and Ethnic patients.
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Learn more
about the SLUPimplant™ for Ehtnic Rhinoplasty.
The Aesthetic Institute of New York and New Jersey also provides educational
material, lectures and online videos on facial Cosmetic surgery. We invite you
to email us or call us for more information on the procedures we perform or
information on our upcoming educational events.
African American 
Rhinoplasty
The African nose has two main distinguishing features. This
demands that a facial plastic surgeon recognizes and understands the anatomy of
the African American nose.
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