Jamie R. Wisser, MD, FACS

We are pleased and honored to announce that Dr. Wisser is a recipient of 2017's New Jersey Top Plastic Surgeon Award.  Congratulations Dr. Wisser, from all of us here at Princeton Rejuvenation Institute.

"Every person who seeks assistance and treatment at our facilities receives the utmost personal respect, caring and privacy by Physician, Nursing and Allied Health Staff members. Individualized care in a large practice setting for each and every individual patient is our goal and emphasis. Discussing, teaching, listening, learning and executing to the best of all of our abilities remain of the utmost importance within our medical practices. We pride ourselves on consistency."

As a fine artist, Dr. Wisser uses his meticulous attention to fine detail and varied areas of operative training, interest and expertise to offer his patients an array of elective procedures that manage a broad spectrum of cosmetic and reconstructive needs.

Dr. Wisser’s 20-year complimentary practice experience in reconstructive trauma surgery has provided him with a unique, in depth perspective of facial and body anatomy that truly enhances his ability to perform elective cosmetic or reconstructive operations with far greater intuitive understanding and refinement. This, combined with his research experience in tissue engineering, gives Dr. Wisser a greater appreciation of each person’s physiologic response to operative intervention that he uses to improve post-operative recovery and treatment outcome.

Dr. Wisser’s practice philosophy incorporates all aspects of a person’s health so that elective operations can best be integrated within his patients’ overall lifestyle needs. His practice philosophy includes treating each and every patient as a whole, making decisions as if they were a member of Dr. Wisser’s family. The doctor gives each patient his undivided attention during every office visit, a philosophy he similarly takes with him to the operating room.

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