MALCOLM ALAN LESAVOY, M.D., F.A.C.S.

101 Pages·2013·0.68 MB·English

by  Anne Sukprasert

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MALCOLM ALAN LESAVOY, M.D., F.A.C.S.

PERSONAL DATA
Address: 16311 Ventura Boulevard
Suite 555
Encino, California 91436-2131
Telephone: [phone]; Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.drlesavoy.com
Born: Allentown, Pennsylvania

EDUCATION
Mercersburg Academy 1960
Mercersburg, Pennsylvania
B.A. University of North Carolina 1964
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
M.D. Chicago Medical School 1969
Chicago, Illinois

MILITARY
Captain, United States Army Reserve 1969-76

MEDICAL LICENSURE
Illinois - 036-043410 1969-74
Florida - ME 0018170 1974-76
California - G26213 1973-Present

CERTIFICATION
Diplomate, National Board of Medical Examiners 1970
Diplomate, American Board of Plastic Surgery 1977
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PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
Research Fellowship, Chicago Medical School 1964-65
Chicago, Illinois
Intern, Surgery, University of Chicago 1969-70
Chicago, Illinois
Resident, General Surgery, University of Chicago 1970-74
Chicago, Illinois
Chief Resident, General Surgery, University of Chicago 1973-74
Chicago, Illinois
Resident, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, University of Miami 1974-76
Miami, Florida
Chief Resident, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, University of Miami 1975-76
Miami, Florida

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
Chief, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center 7/76-12/99
Torrance, California
Assistant Professor, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, UCLA School of Medicine 7/76-6/82
Los Angeles, California
Associate Professor, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, UCLA School of Medicine 7/82-6/93
Los Angeles, California
Professor, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, UCLA School of Medicine 7/93-12/99
Los Angeles, California
Professor, Hand Surgery Service, UCLA School of Medicine 7/93-12/99
Los Angeles, California
Clinical Professor, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, UCLA School of Medicine 1/00-Present
Los Angeles, California
Clinical Professor, Hand Surgery Service, UCLA School of Medicine 1/00-Present
Los Angeles, California

TEACHING ASSIGNMENTS
Plastic Surgery Residents & Hand Surgery Fellows, UCLA School of Medicine 1976-Present
Instructor, Course No. SU-324, “Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery” 1976-99
Senior Medical Students, UCLA School of Medicine

Quarterly Lectures to Junior and Senior Medical Students 1976-99
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UCLA and Harbor-UCLA Medical Centers
Lectures included:
 “Burn Management”  “Soft Tissue Reconstruction”
 “Craniofacial Congenital Anomalies”  “The Surgical Wound”
 “Hand and Lower Extremities”  “Trauma to Head and Neck”
 “Maxillofacial Trauma”  “Wound-Healing and Basic Suture Technique”
 “Nasal Reconstruction”
Cosmetic Surgery Rotation for Junior Residents, UCLA School of Medicine 7/06-Present
Encino, California

HOSPITAL or INSTITUTIONAL APPOINTMENTS / PRIVILEGES
Attending Staff, UCLA Medical Center and Mattel Children’s Hospital at UCLA 1976-Present
Los Angeles, California
Chief, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center 1976-99
Torrance, California
Attending Staff, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center 1976-Present
Torrance, California
Plastic Surgery Consultant 1977-99
Olive View-UCLA Medical Center – Sylmar, California
Sepulveda VA Medical Center – Los Angeles, California
UCLA Division of Pediatric Neurosurgery – Los Angeles, California
Founding & Acting Chief, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery 1981-83
City of Hope National Medical Center, Duarte, California
Attending Staff, Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center 1993-95,
Santa Monica, California 1998-2000
Lasky Clinic (Ambulatory Surgery Center) 1995-2000, 2005
Beverly Hills, California
Encino Outpatient Surgery Center (Ambulatory Surgery Center) 1995-Present
Encino, California
St. John’s Medical Center 2004
Santa Monica California
Pueblo Surgery Center (Ambulatory Surgery Center) 2004-05
Santa Barbara, California

HOSPITAL COMMITTEES AND SERVICES
UCLA School of Medicine/Medical Center – Los Angeles, California
1. Executive Committee, UCLA Division of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery 1976-2000
2. Journal Club, UCLA Division of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery 1976-Present
3. Departmental Library Advisor, UCLA Biomedical Library 1978-79
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4. Executive Committee, UCLA Department of Surgery 1979-80, 84-85
5. Advisory Subcommittee, UCLA Operating Suites 1981-96
6. Physician’s Assistants Task Force 1982-83
7. Nurse Anesthesia Advisory Committee 1983-96
8. Chancellor’s Academic Personnel Grievance Committee 1984-85
9. Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee on Academic Personnel 1986-87
10. Task Force on Pediatric Preoperative Teaching and Evaluation 1989-90
11. Pediatric Pre-Admission Program Committee 1989-90
12. Pediatric Operating Room Nursing Committee 1989-90
13. Animal Research Committee 1989-90
14. Tissue Committee 1991-92

Harbor-UCLA Medical Center – Torrance, California
1. Executive Committee, Department of Surgery 1976-2000
2. Secretary/Treasurer, Faculty Society 1978-79
3. Founder & Director, Craniofacial Team 1979-2000
4. Ad Hoc Nominating Committee, Professional Staff Assoc. Executive Committee 1979-80
5. Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee on Care of Pediatric Surgery Patients 1987-88
6. Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee, Outpatient Surgery 1979-80
7. Animal Care Facility Committee, Professional Staff Association 1979-80
8. Chairman, Search Committee, Department of Anesthesia 1979-80
9. Human Subjects Consultant, Professional Staff Association 1979-80
10. Operating Room Committee 1979-80
11. Outpatient Activities Committee 1979-80

HONORS
1. Order of the Old Well 1964
University of North Carolina
2. Lange Senior Medical Student Award 1969
Chicago, Illinois
3. Merk Outstanding Senior Clerkship Award 1969
Chicago, Illinois
4. Certificate of Appreciation for Exhibit “Baldness – Recent Advances” 1976
Florida Medical Association
Miami, Florida
5. Honorable Mention Award for an Exemplary Scientific Exhibit 1976
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Florida Medical Association
Hollywood-By-The-Sea, Florida
6. Outstanding Clinical Teacher Award 1978
UCLA School of Medicine Class of 1978
Los Angeles, California
7. Distinguished Alumnus for 1983 1983
Chicago Medical School
Chicago, Illinois
8. Alpha Omega Alpha, Delta Chapter 1985
9. Trophy for Unredeeming Recosntructive Derring-Do 1990
1st Annual Meeting of the American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery
Snowmass, Colorado
10. Trophy for Unredeeming Recosntructive Derring-Do 1991
2nd Annual Meeting of the American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery
Vail, Colorado
11. Trophy for Unredeeming Recosntructive Derring-Do 1992
3rd Annual Meeting of the American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery
Whistler, British Columbia
12. Outstanding Clinical Teacher Award 1992
UCLA School of Medicine Class of 1992
Los Angeles, California
13. Excellence in Clinical Teaching Award 1993
UCLA School of Medicine Class of 1993
Los Angeles, California
14. Trophy for Unredeeming Recosntructive Derring-Do 2000
12th Annual Meeting of the American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery
Vail, Colorado
15. First Visiting Professor 2001
Combined Divisions of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
University of Calgary and University of Edmonton
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
16. Trophy for Unredeeming Recosntructive Derring-Do 2003
13th Annual Meeting of the American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery
Big Sky, Montana
17. Clinician of the Year 2002
American Association of Plastic Surgeons
Seattle, Washington
18. 2002-2003 Frank Hawkins Kenan Lecturer 2002-03
Duke University Department of Surgery
Durham, North Carolina
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19. Trophy for Unredeeming Recosntructive Derring-Do 2003
14th Annual Meeting of the American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery
Squaw Valley, California
20. 2003 Varaztad H. Kazanjian Visiting Professor 2003
Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Harvard Medical School – Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston, Massachusetts
21. A.D. Courtemanche Visiting Professor 2004
22nd Annual Residents’ Day
Division of Plastic Surgery, University of British Columbia
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
22. Clinical Faculty Teaching Award 2004
2003-2004 Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Residents
UCLA School of Medicine
Los Angeles, California
23. 2005 Los Angeles Super Doctor 2005-2008
Tu Ciudad Magazine
Key Professional Media Publishers
24. Trophy For Excellence In Resident Education, Plastic Surgery Clinical Faculty 2011
Teaching Award
25. 2010 Compassionate Doctor Award from Patient’s Choice 2011
26. 2011 Best of 2011 Plastic & Cosmetic Surgeons – Nominee for Best of the Best
Plastic Surgery Practice 2011

VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS

1. Visiting Professor 2005
Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston, Texas
2. Scott & White Visiting Professor 2005
Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Texas A&M University
Temple, Texas
3. Visiting Professor with Yale University’s Mission to Ubon Ratchatani, Thailand 2008
Changing Children’s Lives, Inc.
Ubon Ratchatani, Thailand
4. Visiting Professor 2008
Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
University of Verona
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Verona, Italy

5. Visiting Professor, UCSF March, 2010
San Francisco, California

6. Visiting Professor, University of Kansas October, 2010
Kansas City, Kansas

7. Visiting Professor, University of California, San Diego Nov. 2010
San Diego, CA

8. Visiting Professor, UCI Dec. 2010
Irvine, California

9. Visiting Professor, Mayo Clinic Dec 2010
Rochester, MN33.

10. Visiting Professor, NYU Feb 2011
New York, NY
Visiting Professor, New York University Medical Center

11. Visiting Professor, Loyola University March 2011
Chicago, IL

12. Visiting Professor, Ohio State March 2011
Columbus, OH

13. Visiting Professor, University of Miami April 2011
Miami, FL

14. Visiting Professor, University of Texas Health Science Center, April 2011
San Antonio, TX

15. Visiting Professor, University of Oregon Health Science May 2011
Portland, OR

16. Visiting Professor, North Carolina Society of Plastic Surgeon’s Meeting October 2012
NCSPS Annual Scientific Meeting, White Sulphur Springs, WV

17. Visiting Professor, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL November 2012
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COMMUNITY SERVICE
1. Community Advisory Board, National Center for Hyperactive Children 1982-87
2. Board of Directors, Synagogue for the Performing Arts 1988-93
3. Community Advisory Board, Learning Disabilities Foundation 1987
Landmark West School
4. Medical Division Cabinet, United Jewish Fund 1989-91
5. Community Advisory Board, Center for the Partially Sighted 1989-92
6. Medical Advisory Board, Brava, LLC 2000-Present
7. Changing Children’s Lives, Inc. Mission to Ubon Ratchatani, Thailand March 2008

MEDICAL AND PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
1. Alumni Association of the Chicago Medical School 1969-Present
2. Diplomate, National Board of Medical Examiners 1970
3. American Thoracic Society 1973-Present
4. Association for Academic Surgery 1973-Present
5. American Burn Association 1975-Present
6. American Cleft Palate Association 1975-Present
7. Association of Emergency Physicians 1976-Present
8. California Society of Plastic Surgery (CSPS) 1976-Present
9. Millard Plastic Surgical Society 1976-Present
10. American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery 1976-Present
11. Southern California Chapter, American College of Surgeons 1976-Present
12. UCLA Plastic Surgery Society (UCLAPSS) 1976-Present
13. Diplomat, American Board of Plastic Surgery 1977-Present
14. American Medical Association (AMA)
15. International Federation of Societies of Surgery of the Hand
16. California Medical Association (CMA) 1978
17. American Association for Hand Surgery 1978-Present
18. American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS, formerly ASPRS) 1978-Present
19. International Confederation of Plastic, Reconstructive, and Aesthetic Surgery 1978-Present
20. Fellow, American College of Surgeons 1978-Present
21. International Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery (ISRM, now WSRM) 1979-99
22. Longmire Surgical Society 1979-Present
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23. Pan Pacific Surgical Association 1979
24. Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation (PSEF) 1979-Present
25. Co-Founder, Los Angeles Area Hand Club 1980-Present
26. International College of Surgeons 1981-Present
27. Los Angeles Surgical Society 1983-Present
28. Plastic Surgery Research Council 1982-Present
29. Active Fellow, American Association of Plastic Surgery (AAPS) 1984-Present
30. Founding Member, American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery (ASRM) 1984-Present
31. Association of Academic Chairmen of Plastic Surgery 1985-Present
32. American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons 1987-Present
33. American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) 1988-Present
34. Reconstructive Surgeons Volunteer Program (RSVP) 1988-92
35. Founding Member, California Coalition of Cleft Lip, Cleft Palate, and Craniofacial Anomalies 1988-Present
36. Health International Advisory Board 1993-99
37. World Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery (WSRM, formerly ISRM) 1999-Present

MEDICAL AND PROFESSIONAL COMMITTEES/SERVICE
1. Instructional Course Committee, Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation (PSEF) 1979-84
2. Scientific Program Committee, ASPRS 1980-83
3. Instructional Course Committee, PSEF 1981-84
4. Scientific Advisory Panel, California Medical Association (CMA) 1982-83
5. Convention Advisory Committee, ASPRS 1982-85
6. Plastic Surgery Advisory Panel, CMA 1983-84
7. Resident Pre-Screening Committee, ASPRS 1983-84
8. Graduate Education Committee, PSEF 1983-84
9. Undergraduate Education Committee, PSEF 1983-84
10. Educational Committee, ASPRS 1983-84
11. Product Line Committee, PSEF 1983-84
12. Exhibits Committee, ASPRS 1983-85
13. Ad Hoc Committee on Young Physicians, American Medical Association (AMA) 1984-85
14. Program Committee, California Society of Plastic Surgeons (CSPS) 1984-85
15. Research Committee, American Association of Plastic Surgeons (AAPS) 1984-85
16. Marketing Committee, PSEF 1985-86
17. Medical Liability Committee, ASPRS 1985-86
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18. Plastic Surgery Device Committee, ASPRS 1985-86
19. Symposium Committee, CSPS 1985-86
20. Teleplast Project Committee, PSEF 1985-86
21. Constitution and Bylaws Committee, AAPS 1985-86
22. Scientific Program Committee (Norfolk, Virginia), Plastic Surgery Research Council 1986-87
23. Plastic Surgery Product Assessment Commission, ASPRS and PSEF 1986-87
24. Educational Assessment Committee, PSEF 1987-88
25. Finance Committee, ASPRS 1987-Present
26. FDA Committee on Augmentation Mammoplasty, ASPRS 1988-90
27. Development Committee, PSEF 1988-90
28. Domestic Programs Committee, PSEF 1988-91
29. Ethics Committee, AAPS 1988-Present
30. Nominating Committee, American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons (ASMS) 1988-Present
31. Scientific Program Committee, CSPS 1988-Present
32. Strategic Planning Task Force, ASPRS 1988-Present
33. Research Advisory Committee, PSEF 1989-90
34. Education Committee, CSPS 1989-90
35. Forward Planning Committee, ASPRS 1989-90
36. Ethics Committee, ASMS 1990-91
37. Executive Search Committee, ASPRS 1990-91
38. FDA Breast Implant Brochure Committee, ASPRS 1990-91
39. Home Office Management Committee, ASPRS and PSEF 1990-91
40. Strategic Planning Committee, ASPRS and PSEF 1990-91
41. Chancellor’s Ad Hoc Committee for Promotions, ASRM 1990-91
42. Ad Hoc Committee on Audiovisual Utilization, ASRM 1990-91
43. Operations Committee, ASPRS 1990-92
44. Time and Place Committee, ASPRS 1991-92
45. Executive Committee, ASPRS 1991-92
46. Medical Advisory Committee, Health International 1993
47. Membership Committee, AAPS 1995-96
48. Videotape, Sound, and Slide Committee, ASRM 1996-97
49. Communications Committee, AAPS 2005-07
50. Mentoring Program, Chicago Medical Program 2005-Present
51. Payment Policy Committee, American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS, formerly ASPRS) 2006