Training and board certification
Source for all rows: international distinctions
| Stage | Detail |
|---|---|
| College | Yale College, magna cum laude |
| Medical school | Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, M.D. |
| Residency | General surgery, Harvard Deaconess Surgical Service |
| Residency | Plastic surgery, Johns Hopkins Hospital |
- Board certification: not stated on the pages read.
- Former Assistant Professor of Plastic Surgery at Johns Hopkins and Associate Director of Plastic Surgery at the Maryland Shock Trauma Institute.
- Chief of Craniofacial Surgery, Massachusetts General Hospital; Clinical Professor of Surgery, Part Time, Harvard Medical School (home).
- Program Director, Combined Harvard Plastic Surgery Training Programs and the MGH Fellowship in Reconstructive and Aesthetic Craniomaxillofacial Surgery.
- Author of four textbooks, more than 40 chapters and over 100 articles, including Atlas of Facial Implants (2007) (home).
- President of the New England Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons from June 2019.
Facelift and neck lift work
- Facelift. Done "in a deeper plane of tissue": the SMAS is repositioned and a full-thickness skin and subcutaneous flap is re-draped over it (facelifts).
- Subperiosteal midface lift. Performed alone, with a facelift, or with midface implants; described in his Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery paper and a chapter in Plastic Surgery, 4th edition.
- Facelift with implants. Cases on the facelift page combine rhytidectomy with chin, mandible or CT-designed custom malar and mandible implants.
- Recovery, as the post-op instructions state it. Minimal exertion for two weeks; no driving for one week; sleep at 45 degrees for five to seven days; gradual return to jogging, cycling and aerobics at 2 1/2 weeks; a "tight band" under the chin from neck muscle tightening fades over several weeks (post-op instructions).
- Photos. No separate gallery page; before-and-after photos appear on the facelift page.
- No prices published.
Other facial procedures
Blepharoplasty (blepharoplasty); brow lift and brow lift reversal (browlifts); lateral canthopexy; custom-carved and CT-designed facial implants (chin, malar, infraorbital rim, paranasal, mandible); rhinoplasty; revisional cosmetic surgery; neurotoxins, fillers and fat injection.
Practice
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Practice | Dr. Michael J. Yaremchuk, MD; cosmetic surgery at The Boston Center (Vendome building), with an attached ambulatory surgical facility |
| Address | 170 Commonwealth Avenue, Suite 101, Boston, MA 02116 (contact) |
| Phone | (617) 726-5280 |
| Website | https://www.dryaremchuk.com/ |
| instagram.com/dryaremchuk | |
| YouTube | youtube.com/user/dryaremchuk |
| facebook.com/DrYaremchuk |
Queue URL check: the queue gallery URL is a facility photo, not a before-and-after gallery.
Not verified: board certification.