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Marines after graduating from
Montville Township High
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unit, 1st Battalion, 6th Marines,
Bravo Company was deployed
to Afghanistan. One month in,
while on patrol, his unit walked
across an IED (improvised ex-
plosive device). Adrian took
the brunt end of the explosion
and both his legs were severely
damaged. One of his squad
mates violated protocol to stay
in position and minimize addi-
tional causalities and raced to
his side to stop the bleeding,
saving his life. He was taken to
two hospitals in Afghanistan
and a hospital in Germany,
where the doctors tried to save
one leg. The damage was too se-
vere and both legs had to be am-
putated at or above the knee.
He is now recuperating at a hos-
pital in Bethesda, Md. He suf-
fered other injuries, but none as
severe, and there is no evidence
of spinal cord injury.
Friends who have visited
Adrian in Bethesda confirm
that his lighthearted personality
and upbeat view of the world
have not changed.
In an effort to assist
Adrian and his family, a close
friend, Jim Scannella, is organiz-
ing a Montville-based fun-
draiser. He would like to invite
you to join in saying thank you
to Adrian for his service and
sacrifice.
If you would like to con-
tribute to the Adrian Simone
Fund, make a check payable to
Lance Corporal Adrian Simone
and mail to: John Becker, 4 Or-
chard Dr., Towaco, NJ 07082.
If you would like to show
your support by sending Adrian
a thank you note, get well card
or letter, his address is: Lance
Corporal Adrian Simone, War-
rior Transition Battalion, Box #
40093, 8901 Wisconsin Ave.,
Bethesda, MD 20889-5600.
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way to credit card pur-
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way to purchase merchandise,
interest-free, over time. Con-
sumers select the items they
want to buy from a retailer of-
fering the plan, make a de-
posit, which often includes a
modest service charge, and pay
for the merchandise over a
specified period. Once the
item has been paid in full, the
retailer releases the goods to
the consumer. The only poten-
tial glitch is if the consumer
fails to make payments in full
or on time. In that event, the
retailer has the option of re-
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While theres no
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representatives of several
of the nations leading
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of the story. For retailers, lay-
away plans open the doors to
millions of new customers who
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Layaway plans make a comeback
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The cost will be Adults $9.00,
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and children under 4 free. For
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Coffee & Tea. The cost is
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and children 5-15 yrs. and chil-
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tickets or more information call
the school at 973-835-5680.
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onnie is in kinder-
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Shopping for clothes is almost
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When his mother and father
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his German shepherd and will
lie on the floor with her for
hours. Ronnies mother wonders
what she is doing wrong.
In school, Ronnie has
been sent to the principals of-
fice several times for hitting
other children. He sometimes
refuses to participate in group
activities. During arts and crafts,
Ronnie usually asks to go to the
bathroom.
During his six year old
checkup, Ronnies mother de-
scribed these observations to
her pediatrician who recom-
mended an occupational ther-
apy evaluation. The evaluation
revealed that Ronnie has a sen-
sory processing disorder, specifi-
cally, a sensory modulation
disorder (SMD). This means
that Ronnies nervous sys-
tem over responds to every-
day sensations.
A child with a modu-
lation disorder can appear to
have behavior problems.
Refusal to participate in ac-
tivities, rigid adherence to
routines and pushing others
away are actually strategies
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childs nervous system regis-
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their hands. Being bumped by
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terpreted as being punched.
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only the beginning of the prob-
lem for a child with SMD.
Often they are unable to calm
their nervous system and the
sensory events build up over the
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ear. It is the fourth time this
year shes contracted an ear
infection and you are desper-
ate for answers. More antibi-
otics, tubes in the ears ... what
are the alternatives?
Middle ear infection, or
otitis media, affects two-
thirds of children by two years
of age, making it the most
common medical diagnosis in
children. Approximately a
third of all children will ex-
prience at least six episodes of
this disorder before entering
school. Some children have
up to twelve episodes in a sin-
gle year. Several bouts of re-
occurring infections can
result in permanent damage
to the inner ear.
Typical medical treat-
ment of otitis media involves
the prescription of oral an-
tibiotics, commonly amoxi-
cillin. However, research
published in the Journal of
the American Medical Asso-
ciation (Dec /91) reveals not
only is amoxicillin ineffective
for otitis media, it actually
worsens the condition. There
is also the problem of re-
peated use of antibiotics and
the evolution of superbugs,
those growing numbers of an-
tibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Eventually, despite fail-
ure of the antibiotics, the
bodys own immune system
takes care of the infection
and all is well. Or so it ap-
pears, until the next reoccur-
rance. After several episodes
of this, it is recommended
your child has tubes im-
planted in their ears, a proce-
dure called tympanostomy
tube surgery, the most com-
mon operation for children.
But wait, didnt you read
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the April 1994 Journal of the
American Medical Associa-
tion published research that
examined 6,429 cases of tym-
Recurrent ear
infections in children
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T
he term polydipsia
refers to excessive
thirst. We see this as
an increase in the amount of
water being drank, which in
turn usually leads to polyuria,
which means your cat is uri-
nating more often and a
larger volume.
These changes may be
very subtle and slowly pro-
gressive or quite obvious. You
may observe an increase in
the amount of wet litter in a
cats litter box or even acci-
dents outside the litter box.
Some cats may begin drinking
from a dripping faucet in the
sink or from an open toilet
bowl. However, if you want to
determine exactly how much
your cat is drinking, allow
him only one source of water
and subtract the amount left
in the bowl after 24 hours
from the amount you put in
originally. On average, cats
take in about 2 cups per
day for a 10 pound cat. This
includes any water that is
taken in from other sources,
such as, from canned food.
If you determine that
your pet is drinking exces-
sively or just think its more
than usual, make an appoint-
ment with your veterinarian
because polyuria and polydip-
sia (drinking and urinating
more) can be an early sign of
a serious disease. These can
include: kidney failure, dia-
betes mellitus, hyperthy-
roidism (overactive thyroid),
liver disease, electrolyte ab-
normalities, pyometra (uter-
ine infection), other less
common endocrine disorders
and diabetes insipidus.
Several diagnostic tests
may be needed to determine
the cause of your cats
polyuria and polydipsia be-
cause many different diseases
can cause these signs. Any
visit to your vet should begin
with a complete medical his-
tory and thorough physical
examination. Initial testing
may include: measurement of
water intake at home, com-
plete blood count (CBC),
blood chemistry tests (includ-
ing electrolytes), urinalysis,
urine culture and sensitivity,
thyroid hormone (T4) con-
centration and abdominal x-
rays or ultrasound.
In older cats, the three
most common disease condi-
tions seen in practice that
cause polyuria and polydipsia
are kidney failure, diabetes
mellitus and hyperthyroidism.
Diabetes mellitus diag-
nosis is based on high blood
glucose concentration and
the presence of glucose, and
often incompletely broken
down fat products called ke-
tones in the urine. This dis-
ease is very treatable long
term. Initial treatment de-
pends on the severity and
may include hospitalization
with intensive fluid and elec-
trolyte therapy in conjunc-
tion with administration of
short-acting insulin or outpa-
tient management with long-
acting insulin.
Kidney insufficiency or
failures diagnosis is based on
serum biochemistry tests and
urinalysis. Treatment is based
on rehydrating the cat, trying
to slow the progression of the
kidney disease by dietary
modification and treating
complications such as hyper-
tension, nausea
and urinary tract
infection.
Hy p e r t hy -
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sis is based on
measurement of
thyroid hormone
concentration via
bloodwork. Diffi-
cult cases may require special-
ized blood tests or imaging.
Treatment consists of drug
therapy or radiation or less
commonly surgery. This dis-
ease is also very treatable long
term. Treatment with ra-
dioactive iodine (I-131)
will require referral to a spe-
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the correct diagnosis. The
symptom group polyuria and
polydipsia has many different
potential causes, and it is im-
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treatment. Please visit your
veterinarian as soon as you
notice any changes because
with an early diagnosis you
often get a better outcome.
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tears often remain. Further-
more, these tears may get bigger
over time, and may cause adja-
cent cartilage damage with its
unstable or irregular torn sur-
face.
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meniscus tears is performed
arthroscopically, or with mini-
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two most common procedures
are repair and partial resection.
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rare patients who meet
the strict criteria. Only
patients who have tears
in the outer one third of
the meniscus are candi-
dates for a meniscal re-
pair. In the nineties, the
orthopedic community
tried repairs in the inner
two thirds with low success
rates. The poor blood supply in
the inner two thirds meant that,
despite a strong repair construct,
the tear did not heal back. Sec-
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needed, and there were a lot of
grumpy patients.
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cal repair techniques out there,
but among the most common is
the suture technique. We
arthoscopically introduce a su-
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their ends. The plastic hooks
capture the capsule tissue be-
hind the meniscus and the su-
ture is then tied down to repair
the tear. Especially for tears
that are 1 cm or less, the suture
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such as bucket handle tears, the
success rates drop and we are
more hesitant to do a repair in
these patients.
More commonly, pa-
tients often have tears in the
inner two thirds of the menis-
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partial resection. Using a mo-
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the damaged meniscus tissue,
while leaving the healthy rim
component. Its a fine bal-
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preserve as much meniscus
tissue as possible while creat-
ing a smooth remaining sur-
face to prevent further menis-
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After surgery, we mini-
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of knee bending, 6 weeks after
surgery. For the meniscus
partial resection patients, we
dont have any strong restric-
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ou are probably won-
dering, how is it possi-
ble to determine my
cost before I know which
schools my student will apply
to or ultimately attend. For
the most part, it does not
matter which school. What
matters is what you will be
expected to pay in the form of
your Expected Family Contri-
bution (EFC) and the pro-
jected unmet need. Just as
important, you need to know
your familys ability to pay the
EFC, which will be the ab-
solute minimum out of pocket
regardless of which school
your student attends. Since
schools differ in the amount
of aid they can provide, your
cost will definitely be your
EFC; and in most cases, some
unmet need. How much
Need Based Aid you will be
eligible for is determined by
subtracting your EFC from
the Cost of Attendance at the
school. Remember, your EFC
remains constant. These ex-
amples will illustrate the
point.
School A: Cost of Atten-
dance $30,000 less EFC of
$30,000 equals $0 Need.
School B: Cost of Atten-
dance $40,000 less EFC of
$30,000 equals $10,000 Need.
Your need is what you are eli-
gible for, not necessarily what
you will receive.
Let me better explain.
In the college planning and
financial aid world, every
family will have an Expected
Family Contribution (EFC),
based on financial aid formu-
las. Be prepared, because this
number usually results in
shock or tears of disbelief
when families learn what
their EFC will be. It is not
worth arguing or debating
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Determine your cost for college before looking at schools By Chuck Drawbaugh
whether the formulas are cor-
rect or fair. Parents often
laugh or panic when we tell
them their EFC and com-
monly say, How do they ex-
pect us to come up with that
kind of money?
The point is: you need
to know your EFC, and real-
ize it will be the same regard-
less of the school; so why wait
to find out and further delay
planning. The only way to
pay less than your EFC is if
your student goes to a school
that cost less than your EFC;
for example, a community
college. Once you determine
your EFC, it is time to deter-
mine how you will pay that
amount, regardless of the
school. Need based aid is
meant to help cover your fi-
nancial need, not your EFC.
Therefore, you will pay your
EFC from either, savings, in-
vestments, your income, or by
borrowing. Many families do
not have enough savings to
cover their EFC for the first
year, let alone four or more
years. Therefore, most fami-
lies will be borrowing to cover
a portion of their EFC.
Once you determine
how much you are expected
to pay (your EFC and unmet
need), it is important to de-
termine how much you can
pay, or more importantly how
much you should pay. It is
crucial to determine how
much you should pay early
on, because if you dont, you
could paint yourself into a
corner financially. You
should know how much you
may have to borrow and what
that means in monthly pay-
ments. If you have found it
difficult to set aside money
each month leading up to col-
lege, what will change to
make money available to
make the monthly payments
on college loans? It is very
important to know the an-
swer to this. If things are that
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Determine your cost for college before looking at schools
tight, the answer should not
be deferring all payments on
all loans until after college is
completed. That just might
be a temporary deferment re-
sulting in a much bigger prob-
lem. By deferring, the
payments will be larger, so
you must be comfortable with
the students future career di-
rection and earning potential
to cover the larger payments.
Assessing the various loan op-
tions is a topic in itself.
Back to determining
how much you (specifically
the parents) should pay.
While it is a noble and pre-
ferred goal for most parents to
cover the majority of college
for their children, you must
determine in advance the im-
pact your college contribu-
tions will have on your own
retirement. The reality is
that most parents may have
fifteen to twenty years left of
high earnings potential, once
their children are out of col-
lege. If you continue to pay
off loans for college expenses
after your student has gradu-
ated, your time frame to bol-
ster your retirement becomes
even shorter. In addition,
should a parent get laid off or
is ever disabled for any period
of time, both college and re-
tirement may take a hit.
Before committing to a
contribution amount, parents
should do a detailed analysis
of what their retirement pic-
ture might look like, based on
their efforts to date and rea-
sonable projections into the
future. Many people fall prey
to seeing large dollar amounts
in their retirement plans and
thinking they will be fine
when their retirement day ar-
rives. Take the time to con-
firm what will probably be,
and dont rely on what you
think will be in retirement. If
you are not comfortable with
your retirement picture, you
may have to reduce your con-
tributions toward college.
The bottom line is that your
student will have their entire
working lifetime to address
loans, while you may have a
limited window to pay down
mortgages and bolster your re-
tirement before going on a
fixed income. Just remember,
at the time you might be run-
ning short of money in your
retirement, your children who
you have kindly helped
through college may be strug-
gling financially as they are
raising their own families.
Therefore, you cannot neces-
sarily count on them to pay
you back later in life.
In summary, families
need to determine their EFC
and their ability to pay as
early as possible. Determin-
ing this in an eleventh hour
reactionary mode typically
does not work out in anyones
favor. In essence, paying for
college may not be just a col-
lege problem; dont let it be-
come a retirement problem as
well.
Chuck Drawbaugh is president
of College Funding Associates
in Rumson, NJ. Chuck Draw-
baugh will be presenting a
FREE workshop on college fi-
nancial aid on Thursday, No-
vember 17th at 7:00pm at the
Wayne YMCA, One Pike
Ave, Wayne. If you have any
questions for Chuck or youd
like to register for the workshop
please call 732-224-1496 or
register on the website
www.collegefunding
associates.com.
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panostomy tube surgery and
found less than half of these
surgeries were appropriate.
Clearly, chronic or re-
current otitis media is a seri-
ous health problem for which
traditional medicine has lim-
ited answers. Faced with this
realization, many parents seek
alternative methods of treat-
ment, including chiropractic.
Indeed, drugless, non-surgical
treatment has great appeal,
and a growing body of re-
search is showing chiropractic
care can play an important
role in helping children with
chronic otitis media.
For example, a recent
paper published in Chiroprac-
tic Pediatrics documents four
cases of chronic otitis media
treated with chiropractic
care. The four patients de-
scribed range from 14 months
to seven years of age. Each
had chronic or recurrent oti-
tis media (usually with sinus
infections) ranging from one
to seven years. One patient
had 60% hearing loss in one
ear, and surgery was advo-
cated by the pediatrician. All
four patients had undergone
multiple regimen of antibi-
otics. Chiropractic examina-
tion revealed postural
distortions and evidence of
abnormal spinal alignment
and movement (subluxa-
tion), primarily in the cervi-
cal region.
Treatment was adminis-
tered to correct the postural
faults and improve spinal
function in the areas of sub-
luxation. At the time of the
report, all four patients had
been free of otitis media for
periods ranging from five
months to four years without
antibiotics or surgery. These
outcomes were verified by
parental reports, medical ex-
aminations, school atten-
dance data and hearing tests.
How can chiropractic
help chronic ear infections?
Many cases of recurrent otitis
media are thought to be the
result of blockage or restric-
tion of the small lymphatic
chains that drain fluid from
the middle ear. This blockage
forces fluid to build up in the
middle ear, creating an invit-
ing environment for bacteria
and viruses. The restriction
in fluid drainage is caused by
increased tension in the mus-
cles overlying the already
small lymphatic drainage sys-
tem in children. Research
has demonstrated that spinal
joint function effects muscle
tone. Therefore, abnormal
movement of the joints in the
neck or incorrect spinal posi-
tion may be responsible for
tightening the neck muscles,
restricting lymphatic drain-
age.
The fundamental goal of
chiropractic care is to restore
and maintain optimum spinal
function, meaning correct
spinal position and joint
movement. When a chiro-
practor evaluates a child suf-
fering from chronic otitis
media or any other health
complaint, posture, spinal po-
sition and motion, and mus-
cle tone and function are
thoroughly assessed. If abnor-
malities are detected, the chi-
ropractor may use gentle
spinal adjustments and mus-
cle release techniques to help
restore normal spinal and
muscle function, enabling
proper lymphatic drainage to
resume. So when your child
suffers from recurring inner
ear infections that do not re-
spond satisfactorily to med-
ical care, think laterally!
Alternative approaches may
provide the solutions you are
looking for.
Drs. Glenn and Christine Foss
are the owners of Advance
Sports Medicine and Physical
Therapy Center in Riverdale.
Both doctors have been practic-
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teen years and have been
amongst the communities lead-
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innovators in health care, they
have merged chiropractic and
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patient care and overall treat-
ment outcome. If you have
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doctors or would like to sched-
ule a consultation please call
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found that combining these
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Gardens. Location: The Montville
Township Senior House, 356 Route 202,
Montville, NJ 07045. 6:30 p.m. Refresh-
ments Served - 7:00 p.m. Program. A
Morris County Master Gardener, Bills
program gives an overview of public gar-
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home. For additional information on our
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Montville/Valhalla Garden Club, P.O.
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Around the
Community
The G.F.W.C. Montville Township
Womens Club will be sponsoring a spe-
cial collection for our service men &
women in N.J. Veterans Homes. A few of
the new clothing articles needed are
sweatshirts (L TO 3XL); sweatpants (L
TO 3XL); tee shirts (M TO 3XL); baseball
cap with adjustable bands; socks with non-
skid bottoms or crew socks without elastic.
Clothing items can be dropped off at our
red boxes. Additional requested items
are listed on our red boxes which are lo-
cated at Senior House, Lakeland Bank,
Town Hall, Little Learners Academy,
Montville Library, Board of Education, all
in Montville; Red Barn Restaurant, Bliss
Salon, Boiling Springs Savings Bank and
Farmbrook Realty in Towaco; Union Cen-
ter Bank and Model A Fitness in Boonton;
Fine Arts Connection in Pine Brook; and
Happy Chef in Butler. Monetary dona-
tions accepted, make checks payable to
MTWC & mail to Montville Womens
Club, P.O. Box 267, Montville, NJ 07045.
For additional information call Alexandria
(973-405-0088).
Commencing April, Year 2012, GFWC-
Montville Township Womens Club has
an ongoing project for comfort pillows
for breast cancer patients. Weve made
and donated 6,580 pillows to date. All
pillows are contributed to Morristown Me-
morial, Chilton Memorial in Pompton
Plains and Saint Clares in Denville and
Dover. A team of club members, seniors
and volunteers from surrounding cities
participate in this worthy project. The
last few years even heart surgery patients
have found use for the comfort pillows.
The pillow is completely washable and
may be used under the seat belt after sur-
gery as well. Chairperson Alexandria
Sarra may be reached at (973) 405-0088.
All monetary donations will be used to
purchase polyfill for pillows and should be
made payable to: MTWC indicating on
check Comfort Pillow. Please mail to
P.O. Box 267, Montville, N.J. 07045.
Dr. Ramtin Kassir has extensive experience in the fields of facial plastic and cosmetic surgery, endoscopic sinus surgery and laser surgery.
He is double board certified in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Otolaryngology/Head & Neck Surgery and is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons.
Dr. Kassir discusses
innovative laser lipo
on Fox business
news and Bravo
In the media:
1176 Hamburg Tpke Wayne, NJ
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desire a tighter neck and jaw line. A more sculpted
appearance to the neck and jaw line is a common
desire from both men and women from around the
globe and this is a trait that equates to beauty in
every culture.

The new K- Lift
procedure allows us to create

a very defined cervico-mental angle which is the
region where the neck meets the face. This line is
typically very well defined in
the most attractive people.
The necklift procedure
typically included liposuc-
tion to reduce the excess fat
in the neck and a platys-
maplasty which tightens the
loose muscles in the
neck. This combina-
tion of procedures
has been very suc-
cessful in the past.
We now have the
option to include
the placement
of specialized
sutures, which
allow us to
create far more
definition then
we have ever
been able to
in the past.
This proce-
dure takes
about 1 hour to perform and has a downtime of
about 7 days with minimal to no pain. This
procedure requires a very small imperceptible
incision under the chin and in the crease behind
each ear.
The K-Lift
is the ideal procedure for

someone who wishes to have more definition to
their neck and jaw line who does not have a lot
of excess skin. The presence of excess skin
usually requires some form of facelift procedure
to reduce the excess skin burden. Some people
lack neck definition based on extra fat alone and
these people can be corrected with lipo-suction.
Some people lack definition based on extra
skin and these people require removal of that
extra skin with some form of facelift procedure.
Some people lack definition of their neck based
on loose muscles in the neck and these people
require a platysmaplasty procedure. Most people
have a combination of these factors contributing
to their lack of neck definition and these people
require some if not all of the above mentioned
procedures for correction.
The sutures allow us to create good neck and
jaw line definition in people who have unfavor-
able anatomy, either from the structure of their
trachea (windpipe) pushing forward on the neck
or the muscles of the floor of mouth and tongue,
pushing down under the chin. Previously, people
with unfavorable anatomy were asked to expect
minimal improvement in their neck and jaw line
from the older surgical techniques, but as our
facelift and necklift procedures improve and
technology, such as the sutures, improves, these
same people can now expect very striking results
that were unachievable in the past.
K-Lift
TM
: The Non-Surgical Necklift
by Dr. Ramtin Kassir
Dr. Ramtin Kassir,
MD, FACS
www. dr kas s i r. com
MONA LI SA COSMETI C SURGERY CENTER
Before After
Before After
Before After
Before and immediately after K-lift
TM
by Dr. Kassir

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