Manhattan, NY Surgeon Provides Facial Plastic Surgery to Domestic Abuse Victims
May 3, 2021
New York, New York plastic surgeon Philip Miller, MD, FACS, announced pro bono facial restoration services benefitting survivors of domestic violence. The service aims to provide victims of domestic abuse with renewed lives through facial and neck restoration surgeries.
New York,, United States - May 3, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Philip Miller, MD, FACS, a plastic surgeon practicing in Manhattan, New York, shared about his pro bono facial restoration services benefitting survivors of domestic violence. Dr. Miller specializes in rhinoplasty and reconstructive facial and neck cosmetic surgery.
More information can be found at https://www.drphilipmiller.com/2020/09/10/dr-phillip-miller-restores-confidence-for-domestic-violence-survivors-with-pro-bono-surgeries
According to recent statistics, on average, 20 people are abused by an intimate partner every minute in the United States. That amounts to about over 10 million people per year. Dr. Philip Miller’s pro bono surgical services aim to provide victims of domestic violence with renewed hope through facial and neck restoration surgeries.
As a double board-certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon, he is able to offer candidates of his pro bono service with excellent facial, rhinoplasty (nose surgery), and otolaryngology (head and neck surgery) procedures.
Dr. Philip Miller and his associates at his clinic, Gotham Plastic Surgery, are just some of the many plastic surgeons who participate in Face to Face: The Domestic Violence Project, a program that provides survivors of domestic abuse with free facial reconstructive surgeries. Since the program’s inception in 1994, more than a thousand women have received free life changing surgeries.
Considered one of the country’s top facial cosmetic surgeons, Dr. Miller is proud to take a stand with these women by offering them assistance and surgical solutions through repairing and hopefully erasing the physical damages done to them by their partners. The services he offers can not only restore their physical appearance but also help heal the emotional turmoil the assault caused them and give them a chance for better lives lived without fear.
According to one of Dr. Miller’s pro bono patients, “The fact that I can look in the mirror now and see myself for who I really am, and not what that monster did to me every day, is very empowering. I feel like I won now, and I took my power back.”
More information about Dr. Philip Miller and his services are available over the phone at +1-646-791-3025 or by visiting https://www.drphilipmiller.com/.
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Address: 60 E 56th St #300, New York,, NY 10022, United States
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