Word rap: Univ. Doz. Dr. Rafic Kuzbari

Here we would like to introduce you today to one of our leading lights for beauty and aesthetics at the Kuzbari Centre for Aesthetic Medicine:

As a specialist in plastic, aesthetic and reconstructive medicine, Univ. Doz. Dr. Rafic Kuzbari is also the founder of the Kuzbari Centre for Aesthetic Medicine that bears his name. 

He is one of the best in his field not only in Austria; across Europe too he is regarded as an authority in plastic surgery, particularly in the field of facial surgery.

‘We want to unite medical science and beauty’ says Dr. Kuzbari. ‘We try to find the individually optimal solution for every patient and always strive for naturalness in doing so.’

Profile:

Univ. Doz. Dr. Rafic Kuzbari
Born: 1 January 1963

Training:
Univ. Doz. Dr Kuzbari grew up in Lebanon and attended the Institut Moderne du Liban, Beirut. After moving to Vienna with his family, he attended the Lycée Français de Vienne.

He completed his university education at the Medical University of Vienna and combined it with periods abroad in the USA. He completed his specialist training at the AKH university hospital in Vienna and at the Wilhelminenspital in Vienna.

Word rap:

A childhood memory?
My loving grandfather, who often said to me: ‘anyone who wants to achieve great things has to work through the nights’.

Your favourite book?
The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas

The most beautiful thing on earth that money cannot buy?
Peace of mind

Your quirk?
Perfectionism

What do you do too little of?
Taking a break

What would you still like to learn?
So infinitely much. Anyone who stops learning stops living.

Where do you unwind?
Hawaii

What is worth a sin to you?
Nothing. You should reconsider your own values if you like breaking them. Although, perhaps chocolate chip cookies and a glass of milk, but that does not go against my values.

A clever sentence that does not come from you?
The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched – they must be felt with the heart.(Helen Keller)