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Dr Babis Rammos is a brilliant scientist, famous abroad more specifially the U.S.A, thus honoring our country and making us proud as Greeks. Dr Rammos completed his plastic surgery training at the world-renowned Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. He spent an additional year in Charlotte, NC, where he completed an Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Fellowship 1 of the only 12 Fellowship Programs nationwide endorsed by the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS). Dr Rammos is a Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon at Rammos Plastic Surgery & MedSpa. He performs cosmetic procedures including breast augmentation, abdominoplasty, mommy makeover, liposuction, facelift, buttocks augmentation and botox and fillers injections. He has authored numerous publications and book chapters on a variety of topics including facelift, body contouring, aesthetic breast surgery and breast reconstruction. He has given national and international presentations on both aesthetic and reconstructive surgery. Dr Rammos is an Assistant Professor of Surgery, and Vice Chairman of Research at the Department of Surgery at University of Illinois. He is Board Certified by the American Board of Surgery and the American Board of Plastic Surgery.
-What was the reason why you became a plastic surgeon? What do your clients ask for, most of the time? Are your clients mostly male or female? How do you feel about Newsweek magazine awarding you the title of America’s best plastic surgeon for two times in a row?
I became a plastic surgeon because I love the art of the field. Every procedure is a challenge and I find it so fascinating that I can sculpt my patients to achieve what they’ve always wanted to look like or to restore what they used to look like. The specialty is so broad you can do reconstruction or aesthetic plastic surgery. You can operate on children or adults. Every case is different. I get to do what I love everyday. It’s just a great field to be in.
Being included in Best Plastic surgeons by Newsweek was a great feeling. I respect all of the other surgeons on that list. It is a respected publication so I feel it really solidifies how hard I work to maintain the best patient care possible.
I would say my patient population is 80% women, 20% men.
I wouldn’t say there’s one particular thing patients ask most. The most common thing with each patient however is they typically have a person that they aspire to look like after surgery…
1. How many hours do you work per day?
I work a minimum of 14 hours a day!
2. Tell me 3 things that make you happy.
My wife
My family
Happy patients
3. Do you perform house chores?
I think I am better at surgery than household chores!
4. Do you care about how you look?
I try as much as possible to take pride in my appearance. Not only is it an important part of my career as I specialize in appearance but my mother always made sure my siblings and I placed importance on how we cared for ourselves. So self care had had huge importance as long as I can remember…
5. Do you engage in some sport?
Basketball.
6. What car do you have?
Porsche 911 Targa 4GTS .
7. Which famous person would you invite to dinner and why?
If I could meet any celebrity dead or alive I think I would pick Marilyn Monroe. I think she would have a very interesting story to hear…
8. Which is the most expensive gift that you gave to a woman?
The Tiffany ring i got for my wife Lizzy , for our engagement!
9. What would you change in Thessaloniki?
Vision without action is a daydream
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