Dr. Tommaso Addona has been with Long Island Plastic Surgical Group since 2009. Dr. Addona graduated Summa Cum Laude from Binghamton University and obtained his MD with Honors in Plastic Surgery Research from Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Dr. Addona completed his residency in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at The Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York, followed by advanced training in Microvascular and Reconstructive Surgery at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City. Dr. Addona performs a wide range of plastic surgical procedures including breast augmentation, body contouring, and facial aesthetic surgery, as well breast reconstruction using highly specialized microvascular techniques. These include DIEP, SIEA, SGAP, TUG, and free TRAM flaps. Dr. Addona has published numerous articles and book chapters on diverse topics in plastic and reconstructive surgery. He is also actively involved in the Clinical Trials Division at Long Island Plastic Surgical Group, helping to improve procedures and make them safer. Dr. Addona is actively involved in medical volunteerism, treating adults and children around the world in need of plastic and reconstructive surgery. He has traveled abroad on medical missions with the non-for-profit organization Healing the Children, as well as LIPSG’s organization, Mission: Restore.
English, Italian, Spanish
Medical School - Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University The Mount Sinai Hospital, Residency in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery The Mount Sinai Hospital, Residency in General Surgery Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Fellowship in Microvascular and Reconstructive Surgery
American Board of Plastic Surgery
American Society of Plastic Surgeons Northeastern Society of Plastic Surgeons American College of Surgeons
Tommaso Addona, Michael Polcino, Lester Silver, Peter J Taub. Leadership Trends in Plastic Surgery. Plastic Reconstructive Surgery 2009; 123 (2): 750-753. Daniel Feingold, Tommaso Addona, Kenneth Forde, Tracey Arnell, Joseph Carter, Emina Huang, and Richard Whelan. Safety and Reliability of Tattooing Colorectal Neoplasms prior to Laparoscopic Resection. Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery 2004;8:543-546. Sean Boutros, Robert Bernard, Robert Galiano, Tommaso Addona, Barry Stokes, Joseph G McCarthy. The Temporal Sequence of Periosteal Attachment after Elevation. Plastic Reconstructive Surgery. 2003; 111 (6): 1942-1947. Weng-Lang Yang, Tommaso Addona, Deepak Nair, and T.S. Ravikumar. Apoptosis Induced by Cryo-njury in Human Colorectal Cancer Cell is Associated with Mitochondrial Dysfunction. International Journal of Cancer. 2003; 103: 360-369. Aby J. Mathew, Tommaso Addona, John G. Baust, Ph.D. and Robert Van Buskirk, Ph.D. Vitamin E and EDTA Improve the Efficacy of Hypothermosol – Implication of Apoptosis. In Vitro Molecular Toxicology. 1999; 12 (3): 163-172
I usually get scared to go to the ENT because of bad experiences I have had in the past but I had a great experience here.
Dr. Tommaso was great! He knows what he is talking about. He gave me some recommendations and I am supposed to see him again soon.
Dr. Addona was very attentive. I am very happy with my results.
Excellent bed side manner; he did an amazing job with my \"mommy makeover\" I can\'t wait to enjoy my summer wardrobe again!
Dr Addona answered all my questions and was very thorough. Very happy with my visit
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