Bella Mae Plastic Surgery is a premier, QUAD A accredited pl

Bella Mae Plastic Surgery

Bella Mae Plastic Surgery is a premier, QUAD A accredited plastic surgery center led by board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Alfred Sofer. With convenient locations in White Plains, New York, as well as Stamford and Fairfield, Connecticut, the practice provides expert cosmetic care to patients across the region. Dr. Sofer brings over 15 years of experience to every procedure, ensuring a high standard of safety and precision for all clients. The practice specializes in a wide range of surgical and non-surgical enhancements, including breast augmentation, breast lift, breast reduction, tummy tuck, and liposuction. Dr. Sofer is also highly regarded for his expertise in mommy makeovers and body contouring, utilizing advanced, artistically-driven techniques to achieve natural-looking results. Whether seeking facial rejuvenation or comprehensive body transformation, patients receive personalized care tailored to their specific aesthetic goals. At Bella Mae Plastic Surgery, the team is dedicated to the core values of quality, respect, trust, and safety in a serene and comfortable environment. Patients can expect a supportive journey from their initial consultation through to their final results, guided by a surgeon recognized for his technical skill and commitment to excellence.

Westchester County

Jeff Edwards

New York City Metropolitan Area

White Plains

New York

Bella Mae Plastic Surgery is a premier, QUAD A accredited plastic surgery center led by board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Alfred Sofer. With...

Louis Paladino, 45, of Heritage Hills, is due in Yorktown Town Court Dec. 9 to answer a charge of third-degree criminal mischief, a felony.Police said an off-duty officer reported criminal mischief on Foothill Street Oct. 30 and said he was following a suspect. Graffiti had been spray-painted on a dam retention wall.After an investigation, Paladino went to Yorktown Police Headquarters voluntarily, police said. He was released without bail.

Louis Paladino, 45, of Heritage Hills, is due in Yorktown Town Court Dec. 9 to answer a charge of third-degree criminal mischief, a felony.

Police said an off-duty officer reported criminal mischief on Foothill Street Oct. 30 and said he was following a suspect. Graffiti had been spray-painted on a dam retention wall.After an investigation, Paladino went to Yorktown Police Headquarters voluntarily, police said. He was released without bail.

Yorktown-Somers

Police said he spray-painted graffiti on a dam retention wall owned by the town.