Dr. Fugo Plastic Surgery & Laser Skin Care Center

Dr. Fugo Plastic Surgery & Laser Skin Care Center ***This is the Official Dr. Fugo Plastic Surgery page**** Surgical facial rejuvenation: Brow lift, eyelid surgery, face lift, neck lift.

Dr. Fugo Plastic Surgery founder, Dr. Jonathan Fugo is a dedicated, fellowship trained Plastic Surgeon, who holds the distinction of double Board Certification. He is Board Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery as well as the American Board of Surgery. Dr. Fugo Plastic Surgery is the single most comprehensive Plastic Surgery and Laser Skin Care practice in the entire Hudson Valley. He offers the full variety of non-invasive anti-aging, anti-wrinkle, anti-pigmentation and skin care services: CoolSculpting, Laser skin care including skin tightening, wrinkle reduction, scar and stretch mark removal, vein removal, treatment of abnormal pigmentation, tattoo removal with PicoSure, as well as Hair removal with Vectus. Dr. Fugo is experienced in performing the full scope of plastic and cosmetic surgical procedures. Body contouring: Arm lift, Breast augmentation, breast lift, breast reduction (both male and female) tummy tuck, butt lift, thigh lift as well as liposuction are just a few of the many procedures that Dr. Fugo offers. Dysport, Botox, full range of facial and lip fillers, chemical peels and Environ skin care products. Dr. Fugo also performs reconstructive surgery for the face, body and hands for restoration of form and function following cancer treatment, correction of post-traumatic or congenital (birth) abnormalities. Dr. Fugo Plastic Surgery, is conveniently located at 92 Old Route 9W, New Windsor, New York.

12/30/2025

Full facial rejuvenation. Nonsurgical, injectables only. 💉

Patients often walk in with their minds made up.
Either they’re sure they need surgery, or they’re sure they don’t.
But here’s the thing, until you sit down with someone who understands facial anatomy and can create a plan specific to your face, you don’t really know what’s possible.

This gentleman wanted to look more youthful, not different.
After his consultation, we mapped out a full treatment using , and , and the results speak for themselves.
This is why the consultation matters. This is why expertise matters.
Because when you know what you’re working with, you can get the absolute most out of someone’s natural structure.

Results at 3 weeks.
Schedule your face analysis via link in bio.

After a summer of forgotten SPF reapplications and too many sunny days, your skin needs a reset ❄️Oh, and if any of thes...
12/29/2025

After a summer of forgotten SPF reapplications and too many sunny days, your skin needs a reset ❄️

Oh, and if any of these treatments are on your radar, keep your eyes on . 👀

Reserve your appointment in the bio.

Understanding facial layers isn’t just theory. It’s what separates surgical precision from complications. 🔬From skin to ...
12/12/2025

Understanding facial layers isn’t just theory. It’s what separates surgical precision from complications. 🔬

From skin to SMAS to deep fascia, every layer matters. This breakdown covers the 5 critical anatomical layers every every med student must master.

What you’ll learn:
→ Each layer’s structure and function
→ Surgical planes and their clinical applications
→ What understanding depth prevents (nerve injury, hematoma, asymmetry)
Whether you’re a medical student, a resident prepping for your first facelift or a surgeon refining your technique, mastering these layers is non-negotiable.

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Essential surgical instruments every medical student should master 🔬From scalpels to needle holders, learn the fundament...
11/25/2025

Essential surgical instruments every medical student should master 🔬
From scalpels to needle holders, learn the fundamental tools that every surgeon uses in the OR. This quick guide covers 9 must-know instruments, their specific uses, and key handling techniques.
Perfect for med students, surgical residents, or anyone interested in surgical education.
Which one are you most familiar with? 😄

11/24/2025

Well, besides being alive (Sorry, can’t help you there 😂) let me tell you the biggest aging factors and what I CAN help you with:

The secret everyone gate keeps, but I will share 😉
Be like Sleeping Beauty. Sleep on your back.
Stop smooshing your face into that pillow every night creating permanent sleep lines. Your back is your anti-aging go-to and it’s free.

Sunscreen: “It’s just a quick trip to the store, I don’t need sunscreen!” Famous last words.
Two hours later you’ve had matcha, seen three people, walked around Target… and zero SPF. Your skin felt all of that UV damage. Every single ray.
Wear. The. Sunscreen. Every. Day.

Sleep: The magic number is 8 hours.
I get 7 (surgeon schedule, what can I say).
But if you’re choosing to scroll TikTok or binge Netflix until 2am over REM sleep? 👀
Your face is taking notes. And not the good kind.

Ni****ne & Smoking: If you smoke, your skin ages faster. Period. No amount of filler or toxins will undo what ni****ne does to your collagen. Put it down. 🚭

11/19/2025

The business side of medicine is something most young surgeons never get taught, and yet it becomes one of the biggest parts of your career. 💡

Today I’m sharing what I wish I knew earlier: how to approach business decisions, the role of mentorship, learning from mistakes, and what it really takes to build and run a surgical practice.

If you’re an aspiring surgeon or early in your career, follow along.
I’ll be breaking down my journey, my biggest lessons, and the steps that helped me build a sustainable surgical career.

11/11/2025

What’s in My Surgery Bag? More Than You’d Think 💼🔬

From breast markers to a Bluetooth speaker, my surgery bag is basically a Mary Poppins situation.
You never know what you’ll need in the OR, so I come prepared for everything. 😄

The essentials?
Surgical tools, patient markers, and yes... random office supplies that somehow save the day 😂

Oh, and my 15-year old surgical headlight from that’s been with me since day one of my practice. It’s survived TWO washing machine cycles and still works perfectly, now that’s quality.
If that’s not a testimonial to durability, I don’t know what is.

Never underestimate the power of being overprepared.
What surprised you most? 😄

Let’s talk about what they DON’T tell you about Plastic Surgery boards. 📋I’m not giving you the sanitized textbook versi...
11/10/2025

Let’s talk about what they DON’T tell you about Plastic Surgery boards. 📋
I’m not giving you the sanitized textbook version. This is the real strategy residents actually use to pass, both the written and oral board exams.
Here’s what you need to know:

WRITTEN BOARDS?
Study old exam questions. Thousands of them. Over and over until you can’t get them wrong.
Every resident has access to the question bank, use it relentlessly. That’s how you pass.

ORAL BOARDS?
It starts with your case collection period (first 12-24 months of practice).
Choose cases strategically. Good variety, but avoid high-risk/high-complication electives that could make you look reckless.
Complications will happen, you’re a young surgeon, but pick cases you can defend confidently.

STUDY STRATEGY?
Master the 15-20 high-yield topics cold.
Study every known hypothetical oral board scenario (yes, the list exists. Everyone knows what they are).
Work with study partners. Anticipate every curve ball. Take practice rounds seriously.
If you can stay calm there, you’ll be calm during the real exam.

EXAM WEEK?
Arrive 2-3 days early.
ALONE. No family, no distractions.
Splurge on hotel and food (think about the cost of retaking the exam).
Hydrate, eat clean, light exercise, sleep.

Final 24 hours?
Digital detox. No news, no social media. Monk on a mountaintop vibes.

This isn’t about being the smartest resident.
It’s about being the most prepared and having the best judgment under pressure.

Whether you’re a plastic surgery resident preparing for written boards, in your case collection period, or studying for oral boards, save this guide. You’ll need it.

What stresses you most about the plastic surgery board exam process?
Let’s talk about it in the comments

Follow for plastic surgery education, residency tips, and the real strategies they don’t teach you.

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92 Old Route 9W, Ste 100
New Windsor, NY
12553

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Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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