The History of Plastic Surgery. Lecture at Georgetown University by Mark Domanski MD

Polish American Health Association (PAHA) Invites You to the Lecture: "The History of Plastic Surgery: Life Changing Restoration to Vanity Alternation"

Speaker: Mark Domanski MD - Bluemont Plastic Surgery PC
8316 Arlington Blvd, Ste 410
Fairfax, VA 22031
Saturday, June 25th, 2016 at 4:00pm

The event will take place at Georgetown University School of Medicine, Medical and Dental Building, Conference Room NE 301, 3rd floor, 3900 Reservoir Road NW, Washington DC 20057

From Reservoir Rd - Parking Entrance 3 then straight to the gate to the Lot E (if open) and drive to the parking lot at the building front on the top of the hill. In the lobby, behind wooden/brass door on the right, take the elevator to 3rd floor.

Dr. Mark Domanski will describe how plastic surgery started in ancient Egypt and India, was transformed by the World Wars, and resulted in approximately 6,000 plastic surgeons in the United States today. After Dr. Domanski graduated medical school in 2006, he spent eight years obtaining advanced training in plastic surgery (whole body) and otolaryngology (face and neck). 
He stays abreast of current trends in plastic surgery by attending several courses and meetings on an annual basis.
He currently works at Bluemont Plastic Surgery clinic in Fairfax, VA.

Bluemont Plastic Surgery PC
www.bluemontmd.com
703-596-1660
8316 Arlington Blvd, Ste 410
Fairfax, VA 22031

Polish American Health Association (PAHA) is a Washington DC based, non profit charitable organization dedicated to bring together professional health providers and biomedical scientists with the purpose of sharing mutual professional, cultural, and social interests. PAHA organized scientific programs, workshops and symposia for its members and general public, promoted joint programs with Poland, provided support to medical schools, universities and biomedical research institutions in Poland since 1992. http://www.pahausa.org/