Chief of Plastic Surgery and Medical Director

Michael A. Pasquale, DO

Practice:Infinity Life Center

Honolulu, HI

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Cosmetic plastic surgeryBreast implant revisionFacial plastic surgeryBody contouringStem cell treatments

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About Michael A. Pasquale

Dr. Michael Anthony Pasquale is Chief of Plastic Surgery for Infinity Life Center in Honolulu and its international clinics. He is board certified in plastic surgery, re-certified in 2011, and is one of the few plastic surgeons to have completed both a full plastic surgery residency and a two-year subspecialty training certificate in cosmetic surgery. He has over 25 years of surgical experience including trauma surgery at New Yorks Bellevue Hospital at New York University. He developed the Hawaii Stem Cell Treatment Center, the first such center in the state. He lectures internationally in China, Japan, Korea and Europe on breast cosmetic surgery, buttock enlargement and facelift techniques, and serves as an examiner for the plastic surgery boards.

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Education

Residencies in general surgery and plastic surgery at New York University Medical Center and Eastern Virginia Medical School Institute of Reconstructive Microsurgery; one-year fellowship in microsurgery and hand; two-year certificate in cosmetic surgery at New York University-Downtown Hospital

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