Pat Pazmiño, MD, FACS In Miami, FL

• Harvard University: Dr. Pazmiño graduated with honors in biochemical sciences, exemplifying academic excellence throughout his educational career.
• Baylor College of Medicine: Dr. Pazmiño earned his medical degree with distinction and completed a highly competitive surgery residency in General and Plastic Surgery, serving as Chief Resident.

Dr. Pazmiño is renowned as the creator of the UltraBBL™ technique, the safest approach to the Brazilian Butt Lift procedure currently available. This technique calls upon ultrasound guidance to offer patients a procedure so safe and precise that it’s now a requirement for any surgeon performing BBL surgery in the state of Florida.As an expert in various types of revision procedures, Dr. Pazmiño is adept at correcting or restoring less-than-ideal results from previous cosmetic procedures. He’ll be excited to work with you and ensure your ability to enjoy the exciting results you originally envisioned.

Dr. Pazmiño is an esteemed member of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), a prestigious organization of elite, board-certified plastic surgeons.

Dr. Pazmiño’s commitment to surgical excellence has led to him being acknowledged by many publications. He’s also been made the recipient of numerous prestigious awards, including the following:

• The Tiffany Award: Bestowed by the Aesthetic Society for Best Scientific Presentation
• The Safety Award: Granted by the Aesthetic Foundation for groundbreaking advancements in patient safety.

• Pazmiño, P. & Hollier H. “The Management of Orbitozygomatic Fractures.” Plastic Reconstructive Surgery, June 2003; 111(7):2386-2393.
• Gherardini, G. & Pazmiño, P. “Endoscopic Brow and Midface Lift.”  Plastic Surgery Faculty Course. The University of Texas-MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX: September 1996..
• Gherardini, G. & Pazmiño, P. “Discussion on The Classification and Patient Selection in Abdominoplasty in Operative Techniques in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.” Journal of Progressive Clinical Insight, November – December 1996.
• Gherardini, G., Gurlek, A., Staley, C.A., Ross, D.A. Pazmiño, B.P., & Miller, M.J. “Laparoscopic harvesting of jejunal flaps for esophageal reconstruction.” Plastic Reconstructive Surgery, August 1998; 102(2):473-7.