Publications by Dr. Davison

Accepted July 2023

AAFPRS Facial Rejuvenation Featured Article July 2019

To examine the association of facial cosmetic surgery in men with perceptions of attractiveness, masculinity, and personality traits.

American Society of Plastic Surgeons 2019

In recent years, the practice of cosmetic surgery has expanded to include oral and maxillofacial surgeons.

BC3 Breast Cancer Coordinated Care 2018

There is a statistically significant predictable difference in quality of life based on time after breast reconstruction surgery, which can be defined by four unique stages (Survival, Restitution, Symmetry and Enhancement).

American Society of Plastic Surgery in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 2018

Patients seeking tourism medicine have little legal recourse and shoulder all the legal burden.

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Global Open 2018

Usage of no-touch Keller Funnel technique reduces breast augmentation complications.

Reducing Wound Tension with Undermining or Imbrication—Do They Work

Clinics in Plastic Surgery Jan 2015

The transconjunctival approach to lower lid blepharoplasty provides access for both fat resection and transposition to soften tear trough deformities…

Clinics in Plastic Surgery Jan 2015

The management of patients with festoons is a highly challenging undertaking with potential to drastically alter the appearance of those afflicted.

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery December 2014
The modified top hat component of Cheng allows more control of the height. The wedge and top hat nipple reduction technique with imbrication of the base

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery June 2014

The goal of this review was to identify the safety and medical care issues that surround the management of patients who had previously undergone medical care through tourism medicine.

MedScape May 2014

Female genital cosmetic surgery (FGCS) is a growing field of plastic surgery, which involves a variety of procedures designed to enhance or rejuvenate the female genitalia.

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery July 2012

Lipomas are the most common soft-tissue tumors and a common reason for referral to plastic surgeons. In efforts to minimize and conceal scars.

May 2012 HIV/AIDS research

Benign lymphoepithelial cysts are a widely recognized cause of parotid gland swelling in patients infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).

Annals of Plastic Surgery 2012

“In breast reconstruction, the final surgical step in creating the nipple-areolar complex.”

Journal of Drugs in Dermatology May 2010

Use of a collagen-glycosaminoglycan copolymer (Integral) in combination with adjuvant treatments for reconstruction of severe chest keloids.

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery February 2010

Bisphosphonates are used to treat osteoporosis, Paget disease of bone, hypercalcemia, and solid tumors metastatic to bone, particularly breast cancer, by inhibiting osteoclastic absorption of bone.

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery November 2009

Using barbed suture for flexor tenorrhaphy could permit knotless repair with tendon-barb adherence along the suture’s entire length. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the tensile strength

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery August 2009

Microvascular free flap techniques have improved over the past two decades such that flap failure rates have dropped to under 3 percent in most large series of high-volume centers.

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery February 2009

When performing static and dynamic procedures for reanimation of the paralyzed lower face, establishing the correct vector of modiolus suspension is critical for achieving a functional and aesthetic outcome

Zelken, Jonathan A.; Davison, Steven P. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 123(2):69e-71e, February 2009.

Reilly, Michael J.; Burke, Kevin M.; Davison, Steven P. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 123(1):106-111, January 2009.

Seruya, Mitchel; Venturi, Mark L.; Iorio, Matthew L.; Davison, Steven P. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 122(6):1701-1708, December 2008.

Davison, Steven P. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 122(6):1968-1969, December 2008.

Parikh, Pranay M.; Davison, Steven P. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 122(6):211e-213e, December 2008.

Davison, Steven P.; Mesbahi, Ali N.; Clemens, Mark W.; Picken, Catherine A. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 122(1):10e-18e, July 2008.

Davison, Steven P.; Grant, Nazaneen N.; Schwarz, Karl A.; Iorio, Matthew L. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 121(6):1982-1985, June 2008.

Davison, Steven P.; Reisman, Neil R.; Pellegrino, Edmund D.; Larson, Ethan E.; Dermody, Meghan; Hutchison, Paul J. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 121(5):1831-1840, May 2008.

eMedicine May 2008

Labial hypertrophy is the disproportionate size of the labia minora relative to the labia majora. Labiaplasty, also known as labia reduction, labia rejuvenation, or vaginal lip reduction, is a procedure designed to improve the appearance of the external female genitalia.

Schwarz, Karl; Davison, Steven P. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 121(4):232e-233e, April 2008.

Schwarz, Karl A.; Davison, Steven P.; Crane, Amy E. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 121(4):212e-213e, April 2008.

Clinics in Plastic Surgery 2008

“Bariatric surgery had led to success in maintaining long-term weight loss and has become one of the best surgical options for morbidly obese patients.”

Essentials of Plastic Surgery Steven P Davison, MD

Venturi, Mark L.; Davison, Steven P. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 120(6):1533-1539, November 2007.

Davison, Steven P.; Massoumi, Wajhma Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 120(5):1428-1429, October 2007.

October 2007, Voume 59, No. 4.

Davison, Steven P.; Clemens, Mark W.; Armstrong, Deana; Newton, Ernest D.; Swartz, William Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 120(4):929-934, September 15, 2007.

Annals of Plastic Surgery October 2007

“Obesity is an increasing national public health issue that has reached epidemic proportions over the past several decades.”

Davison, Steven P.; Parikh, Pranay M.; Jacobson, Jeffrey M.; Iorio, Matthew L.; Kalan, Mohammed Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 118(4):140, September 15, 2006.

American Society of Plastic Surgeons January 2006

“Keloidal scarring in one of the most frustrating clinical problems in wound healing.”

Davison, Steven P.; Mess, Sarah; Kauffman, Lisa C.; Al-Attar, Ali Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 117(1):247-252, January 2006.

Al-Attar, Ali; Mess, Sarah; Thomassen, John Michael; Kauffman, C Lisa; Davison, Steven P. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 117(1):286-300, January 2006.

August 2004. New Trends in Reduction and Mastopexy

Davison, Steven P.; Boehmler, James H.; Ganz, Jason C.; Davidson, Bruce Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 114(1):15-20, July 2004.

Seminars in Plastic Surgery Number 3 2004

“Augmentaion of the breast with simultaneous mastopexy is not a new concept.”

Seminars in Plastic Surgery Number 3 2004

“This article in included in Seminars in Plastic Surgery as it combines two current ideas to deduce scar techniques in breast reduction highlighted in this issue.”

Spear, Scott L.; Davison, Steven P. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 112(2):440-447, August 2003.

The Physician’s Resource Nov 2002

I recently read an article in this section of Unique Opportunities entitled “career Disenchantment. The writer discussed how high cost of education and stress of the medical practice

Aesthetic Surgery Journal April 2001

“The pathogenesis of keloids remains controversial. Although there is a lack of consensus about an ideal standard therapy.”

Zones of Adherence May 2001

“True body sculpting demands a three-dimensional artistic understanding of the anatomic and surgical adipose layers of the central truck when performing circumferential liposuction.”

June 2000 Review of Ophthalmology

Getting a fair reimbursement for your services can be a challenge, when the myriad of codes and coding procedures are taken into account.

Published by W.B. Saunders, 2000.

Labiaplasty with clitoral unhooding is becoming a more common procedure.

“There have been so many cancer deaths in my family. I don’t want to be added to that statistic.”—Jennifer Davis

Four generations of women in my family had breast and/or ovarian cancer. My mother had breast cancer at 49. My grandmother battled ovarian cancer twice and passed away when I was 12.