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Lisa Earnest Ishii, M.D.
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Expertise: Blepharoplasty, Botulinum Toxin Injections, Brow Lift, Chemical Peels, Cosmetic Surgery of the Face, Dermabrasion, Dermal Fillers, Deviated Septum, Eyelid Malposition, Eyelid Reconstruction, Facial and Plastics Reconstructive Surgery, Facial Cosmetic Surgery, Facial Lesions, Facial Plastic Surgery, Facial Reconstruction, Facial Scar Revision, Facial Surgery, Facial Trauma, Facial Trauma Reconstructive Surgery, Hair Loss, Hair Transplant, Otolaryngology, Reconstruction After Skin Cancer, Reconstruction of Facial Skin Cancers, Rhinoplasty, Sleep Apnea, Snoring Disorders, Torn Ear Lobe Repair ...read more
Research Interests: Facial Perception; Outcomes research in facial plastic surgery
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Dr. Lisa Ishii's practice in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery encompasses hair transplantation for women and men, rhinoplasty, facial rejuvenation surgery of the aging face, facial reconstructive surgery and minimally invasive facial augmentation, such as injections or fillers.
She is double board-certified in otolaryngology-head & neck surgery, and facial plastic and reconstructive surgery. Dr. Lisa Ishii is the first facial plastic surgeon to have received a prestigious National Institutes of Health K12 Award to pursue research in facial plastic surgery. As part of this award, Dr. Ishii had the privilege to pursue a Master of Health Sciences degree at The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health. She is applying the research skills she acquired to her clinical practice to identify the best techniques in facial plastic surgery.
Meet our Expert - Dr. Lisa Ishii
Q&A: Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Q&A: Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty)
Q&A: Hair Restoration Surgery
Reconstruction After Mohs Surgery | Amber's Story
Panel Discussion on Regenerative Medicine
Dermatochalasis: What It Is and How It’s Treated, Zwivel (4/10/18)
What are the top health issues affecting women? WPTV channel 5 interview (1/25/18)
Women who undergo facelifts are perceived as more attractive, healthy and successful, study says. People.com 3/21/17)
Could a Facelift Boost Your Career? Yahoo Beauty (3/ 17/17)
Temporary Nose Jobs are Cheap, Easy and Potentially Dangerous, Nymag.com (1/5/17)
Amber's Story | Reconstruction after Moh's Surgery, Johns Hopkins Medicine (10/26/2016)
Hair transplants make men look more attractive, youthful: survey, Fox News (8/28/16)
Survey Reveals The Way People REALLY Perceive Balding Men, Huffington Post (8/27/16)
What people really think of men with hair transplants, CBS (8/27/16)
Hair transplants make men look more attractive, youthful: survey, Reuters (8/26/16)
BAD NEWS BALDIES Survey confirms men look younger and more attractive after hair transplants, The Sun (8/26/16)
Survey Says: Hair Transplants Make Men Look Younger, Health Day (8/26/16)
Hair transplants make men seem more successful, WebMD (8/26/16)
Study Finds Hair Transplantation Improves Attractiveness in Men With Male Pattern Baldness, MedicalResearch.com (August 25, 2016)
Study examines patients' willingness to pay to fix facial deformities, MedicalXpress (03/25/2016)
Surgery for Nasal Obstruction May Be More Cost-Effective Than Sprays Reuters Health Information, (This will require a log-in) (01/14/2016)
The cosmetic surgery agony of 'Modern Family' actor Reid Ewing, The Washington Post (11/20/2015)
Protruding ears don’t trigger assumptions about personality, Reuters (03/19/2015)
Treating hair loss in men, CNN (04/24/2013)
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