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China Battista, APN-BC

China began her career over 15 years ago as a burn ICU nurse in Livingston, NJ where she fell in love with critical care nursing and the art of plastic surgery. It was there she was inspired to continue her education at Wagner College, where she graduated top of her class as a Family Nurse Practitioner. She has been a well-known Emergency Department practitioner locally for over ten years.

From the operating room to the office, China enjoys learning and perfecting her art. She is one of few exclusively trained providers in the Vampire PRP procedure in the NJ area, as well as additional treatments using PRP.

Her extensive experience in both aesthetics and emergency medicine has fueled her passion to bring wellness and beauty to her patients and the community.
 
China is also a certified RYT200 Yoga instructor, Reiki Master, and loves nature and being outdoors.

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Implant Recall 2019

As reported in the news, textured breast implants have been associated with a rare type of lymphoma (cancer of the immune system) called Breast Implant Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA-ALCL). This lymphoma is so rare that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not recommend that textured implants be removed or replaced in those without symptoms of BIA-ALCL.

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Coronavirus (COVID-19)- A message from Michael Nagy, MD FACS

During this time of uncertainty and stress as we face this new health threat, I wanted to take this opportunity to reach out to our patients to hopefully offer you some reassurance that here at Plastic Surgery of the Face & Body your comfort and safety is our utmost concern and priority. As a physician, I am constantly receiving and reviewing information as it comes out daily from the CDC as well as state and local agencies regarding COVID-19. We have many safeguards in place that any good medical practice should have to ensure the safety of not just our patients but our employees, and will remain diligent to continue these practices. At the same time, we kindly ask that if you are not feeling well to please reschedule your appointment. We will make every effort to accommodate you with rescheduling at a convenient time. We all must do our part to protect not only ourselves, but those around us as well. With due diligence, we will get through this together.

In good health,
Michael Nagy MD and Staff