Vincent N Zubowicz
About
Dr. Vincent N. Zubowicz is a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon based in the Atlanta, Georgia area, with more than thirty-five years of practice focused on plastic, reconstructive, and maxillofacial surgery. He holds an academic appointment as Clinical Professor of Surgery at Emory University. His clinical work encompasses a broad range of aesthetic and reconstructive procedures, including facial surgery, body contouring, and breast surgery, as well as nonsurgical aesthetic treatments.
His peer-reviewed publications span journals including Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Annals of Plastic Surgery, the Journal of Pediatric Surgery, and the Southern Medical Journal. His published research covers topics such as tissue expansion in pediatric patients, separation of conjoined twins, free jejunal transfer for cervical esophageal reconstruction, videoscopically assisted fascia lata harvest for ventral hernia repair, and the management of human hand bites. He has also contributed commentaries to the Aesthetic Surgery Journal on topics in academic plastic surgery.
Dr. Zubowicz practices at Zubowicz Aesthetics in Milton, Georgia, and is licensed in Georgia. His combination of academic involvement at Emory and a long-standing clinical practice in the Atlanta region reflects a career spanning both reconstructive complexity and aesthetic refinement.
Credentials
Publications
- Commentary on: Aesthetic Surgery in Plastic Surgery Academia.
- Commentary on: Correcting of Calf Atrophy With a Custom-Made Silicone Implant: Contribution Of Three-Dimensional Computer-Aided Design Reconstruction: A Pilot Study.
- Tinea corporis with secondary impetigo associated with silicone gel sheeting.
- Videoscopically assisted fascia lata harvest for the correction of recurrent ventral hernia.
- Seromuscular patch as an adjunct in reconstruction of the cervical esophagus with free jejunal transfer.
- Management of early human bites of the hand: a prospective randomized study.
- Applications and complications of tissue expansion in pediatric patients.
- Use of skin expansion in separation of conjoined twins.
- Magnetic resonance imaging for detection of arterial and venous occlusion in canine muscle flaps and bowel segments.
- Ten years experience with the free jejunal autograft.
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