One of Midwest America’s Premier Cosmetic
Plastic Surgeons
Internationally Recognized for Excellence
Dr. Apesos serves as the Clinical Professor of Surgery in the Division of Plastic Surgery for the Wright State University School of Medicine. He has directed the University and Community Hospitals Plastic Surgery Residency training program in Dayton for 16 years. Dr. Apesos is proud of his accomplishments and you can have access to his full curriculum vitae.
Dr. Apesos is an active staff member at Kettering Medical Center,
Franciscan Medical Center, Children's Medical Center, in the Dayton, Ohio area, and Deaconness Hospital in the Cincinnati, Ohio area. He performs outpatient surgery at all of the Miami Valley's surgicenters.
Dr. Apesos' patients come in a wide variety of ages, backgrounds and
cultures. His patients have traveled from the European, Asian, and
African continents for treatment by Dr. Apesos. Improving the
appearance, self-image, and function of all his patients remains his
chief focus. As his practice keeps growing, his ideas for the new century
are sure to be exciting.
Dr. Apesos has given numerous presentations, and has published
journal articles on the subject of Aesthetic and Reconstructive Plastic
Surgery. He has joined with other knowledgeable physicians to educate
and stimulate discussions on the latest techniques.
Always ready to discuss the latest in plastic surgery, Dr. Apesos has
been featured in a CBS Television special, “Ordinary Extraordinary,”
and has been presented on The Learning Channel and lately on ABC
Television’s 20/20 where he performed laser surgery on a patient
who utilized hypnosis instead of the typical anesthesia. His candid
approach and willingness to speak his mind have contributed to making
him an internationally known spokesman for plastic surgery.
While his practice is now devoted to cosmetic surgery, Dr. Apesos feels
compelled to tell the story of a young man's courage. The story has captured hearts around the world and has been featured on network daytime and evening network television. "He presented me with one of my most challenging opportunities, yet I have learned much by knowing him and his family. I continue to follow his progress with thanksgiving." Check out his story: A Miracle of Reconstruction.
An avid ballroom dancer, Dr. Apesos also proudly supports the efforts of DayOfDance.org.
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