Gordon MD, Neil A., This is an update of Dr. Gordon’s ground-breaking patient safety paper that led to Dr. Gordon being named the first Chairman of patient safety for the AAFPRS. (In preparation)
Gordon MD, Neil A., Study showing the changes in a deep neck salivary gland that has been a difficult issue to treat in facial aging.
October 2020. 1-7
Gordon MD, Neil A., Study showed how the parotid salivary gland contributes to aged face appearance.
(In publication)
Gordon MD, Neil A., Study to define the causes of deep neck changes in the necks that have been very difficult to treat. (Paper accepted for presentation at annual AAFPRS conference)
Gordon MD, Neil A., Deep Plane Rhytidectomy to the Vertical Platysma Advancement – Controversies in Facelifting. (Book) Dr. Gordon invited as expert and wrote the only chapter on deep-plane facelifting and his advancements to created more sophisticated technique the vertical platysma advancement.
August 2020; Vol 36: No 4: 358-375
Gordon MD, Neil A., Deep Plane Rhytidectomy to the Vertical Platysma Advancement. Facelift Surgical Technqiues. Facial Plastic Clinics North America. Book on facelift techniques form the recognized experts.
August 2020. Vol 28, No. 3: 311-330
Gordon MD, Neil A.,Deep Cheek Fat Volumes and Midface Aging. Aesthetic Surgery Journal. First study that proves that deep facial fat is not lost during the aging process and supports soft tissue redundancy as the main issue in facial aging.
May 2020
Gordon MD, Neil A.,Neck Complications. Revision Facial Plastic Surgery, Correcting Bad Results. Facial Plastic Clinics North America.In recognition of Dr. Gordon being the impetus for the TV show “Botched”, Dr. Gordon contributed the portion on neck complications and the problems created by “minimally invasive techniques”.
November 2019
Gordon MD, Neil A., Superficial Cheek Fat Volumes and Midface Aging. Aesthetic Surgery Journal. First study to prove that superficial facial fat is not lost during the aging process and supports soft tissue redundancy as the three main issues in facial aging.
Gordon MD, Neil A., Patterns of Change in Facial Skeletal Aging. JAMA/ Facial Plastic Surgery. A ground breaking study and the first to show how the facial skeleton ages on the same person over time.
Sept 2017; Vol 19. No 5: 413-417