Paul Dreschnack

Paul Dreschnack is a plastic surgeon nominated twice for Nobel Prizes. He received nominations for the **Nobel Peace Prize** and the **Nobel Prize in Medicine**. These honors recognize his work treating thousands of children with congenital defects in India.

Plastic Surgery & Innovative Treatments

The doctor performs aesthetic and reconstructive procedures at Stem Cell Specialist NY. He specializes in breast surgery, including implants, lifts, and reductions. Dr. Dreschnack also performs liposuction, tummy tucks, and facial fillers. His practice includes hand surgery and microsurgery — a technique using microscopes to repair small blood vessels and nerves.

Dr. Dreschnack researches regenerative medicine, specifically investigating stem cell therapy for male and female hair regrowth. The doctor also treats skin cancer, keloid scars, moles, and varicose veins. Furthermore, he treats burn injuries, cysts, skin tags, birthmarks, and stretch marks. He currently works to improve saline implant designs to increase patient safety.

Academic & Surgical Background

Dr. Dreschnack has held several teaching positions in New York and Louisiana. He served as a Clinical Instructor at the LSU School of Medicine within the Department of Surgery. The specialist held the same role at the SUNY Health Science Center in Brooklyn. Since 2006, he has reviewed facial and breast surgery articles for the American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery.

Education & Professional Training

• 1983 – Ross University School of Medicine – Medical Doctorate, New Jersey
• Yale University – Graduate Education, Connecticut
• Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons – Graduate Education, New York
• New York Medical College – Graduate Division, New York
• Manhattan College – Undergraduate Degree, New York
• Schiller International University – Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters

Research & Publications

The doctor has published research in peer-reviewed medical journals and on Medforum.com. His work appears in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Headache. He also contributed to the Proceedings of the American Association for Hand Surgery. Dr. Dreschnack frequently presents his findings to the American Society for Surgery of the Hand.