August 2010 – Facial Plastic Times
Dr. Waldman appeared in an article in the Facial Plastic Times in August 2010 in reference to his work with The Multi-Specialty Foundations Vegas Cosmetic Surgery 2011 Symposium. Dr. Waldman founded the not-for-profit Multi-Specialty Foundation whose mission it is to foster a spirit of cooperation and understanding between the four “core” specialties that are primarily involved in the science, practice, and teaching of facial aesthetic surgery. Click […]
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February 2009 – Aesthetic Surgery & Medicine
S. Randolph Waldman, MD featured in an article in the premiere issue of Aesthetic Surgery & MedicineMagazine. In an article about Thread Lift results Dr. Waldman gives his perspective about the study. Click here to read the entire article
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Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery – November/December 2008
In an article in the Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery, Dr. Waldman is mentioned with regards to his involvement with the Face to Face Program. “By any measure, the Face to Face Program, the pro bono arm of the Educational and Research Foundation of the AAFPRS, has been a resounding success since its inception in 1992.” In 1994, Dr. Waldman devised the idea of offering […]
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The Influence of Jack Anderson
An article about Jack Anderson, MD and his influence on the Facial Plastic Surgery Field. “The influence of Jack Anderson, MD, on the field of facial plastic and reconstructive surgery was so comprehensive, so complete, that his impact is clearly evident today and will parallel the longevity of the field in the future.” Click here to read the entire article
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June 2005 – “Plastic Surgery Products – The Power of Two”
S. Randolph Waldman, MD has rounded out his practice by bringing in partner Stephen A. Schantz, MD. “It used to be that I was sending away alot of people who came here asking about body-contouring surgery or wanting breast augmentations or tummy tucks – services that I wasn’t providing.” The operative word is “wasn’t”. Now he is, although Waldman is still a specialist. The difference is that he […]
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