When it comes to Plastic Surgery, Dr. Aydin believes in creating harmony, symmetry, and balance to the human body. He listens to his patients’ wishes and comes up with a unique plan that fulfills their needs. This process involves educating the patients about what cosmetic plastic surgery can achieve for each person and allowing them to make an educated choice. Cosmetics surgery is not aimed at creating perfection but rather is a tool to make one look as good as they feel and enhance their natural beauty. Dr. Aydin is a double Board Certified Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon (American Board of
Plastic Surgery and American Board of Surgery). He specializes in aesthetic cosmetic surgery of the face and body, including minimally invasive procedures and reconstruction of breast cancer survivors, and traumatic injuries, including hand surgery. After earning his undergraduate degree at the University of California at Berkeley, Dr. Aydin obtained his medical education at New York Medical College. Thereafter, he completed
his General Surgery residency at Saint Vincent’s Hospital and Medical Center in Manhattan, where he served as Chief Resident. During his residency, Dr. Aydin researched a Melanoma vaccine for two years, which resulted in numerous publications. After becoming a general surgeon, Dr. Aydin completed a Burn Fellowship at Westchester Medical Center in New York where he excelled in the treatment of disfiguring injuries and scars. Dr. Aydin then went on to complete his Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Residency at Wayne State University / Detroit Medical Center, MI. Having been trained with world renowned surgeons in the latest techniques, Dr. Aydin returned to the tri-state area in 2010 to bring his innovative and creative techniques to his patients. Dr. Aydin is currently an Assistant Professor of Surgery at New York Medical College and has privileges at Holy Name Medical Center (NJ), Hackensack University Hospital at Pascack Valley (NJ), Westchester Medical Center (NY) and White Plains Hospital (NY). He currently resides in Bergen County with his wife and five children.
