Plastic Surgeon
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About Dr. Colen
Board certification
Education
Undergraduate:
BA Chemistry, New York University, University Heights, 1968
Medical School:
MD, New York University, 1972
BA Chemistry, New York University, University Heights, 1968
Medical School:
MD, New York University, 1972
Post-medical school training
Residency:
Pediatrics, Jefferson University, 1974
Residency:
General Surgery, University of Colorado, 1979
Residency:
Plastic Surgery, St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital, 1981
Fellowship:
Microsurgery, New York University, Bellview, NY, 1982
Pediatrics, Jefferson University, 1974
Residency:
General Surgery, University of Colorado, 1979
Residency:
Plastic Surgery, St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital, 1981
Fellowship:
Microsurgery, New York University, Bellview, NY, 1982
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Treatments offered by Colenmd Plastic Surgery Suite
Consultation fee
$200
Professional memberships
American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)
Fellow, American College of Surgeons (FACS)
Fellow, American College of Surgeons (FACS)
Hospital affiliations
NYU, MEETH, Lenox Hill, NYEE
Aesthetic medicine experience
30 years (post-medical training)
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