Dr. Wayne Carey, Dermatologist, Montreal, QC

Dr. Wayne D. Carey graduated from medical school at the University of Alberta. He completed his Internal Medicine internship and Residency training in Dermatology at the Royal Victoria Hospital, McGill University, Montreal. Following this he did an additional 3 year fellowship in Dermatology at Hopital St Louis, Paris France. In 1984 he returned to Canada as a full time geographic Professor at the Royal Victoria Hospital where he practiced until 2007. During this time he served as Chief of Dermatology and also the Director of Dermatologic Surgery and Dermatological Fellowship Program, the post which he still retains. He was also nominated rank of Senior Physician at the Royal Victoria Hospital. His main interests are dermatological surgery, cosmetic procedures, Moh's surgery and reconstruction and clinical research. He was one of the founding members of the Canadian Society of Dermatologic Surgery. He was also an examiner for the Royal College of Specialists of Canada for 5 years and the Kuwait Board of Examiners. He is also CEO of Siena Medical Research Corporation which is involved in clinical research. Dr Wayne Carey pioneered the technique of long lasting volume filling of the cheek using Hyaluronic acid injections called the Tri Site Bolus technique which is a patented technique in Canada and the USA. He has demonstrated his technique internationally at numerous workshops and lectures around the world. The technique involves strategic points of injection and volume of material using Hyaluronic acid. He has published numerous articles and a chapter in the textbook by Raedelli on facial ageing.
( Dr. Wayne Carey, Dermatologist, Montreal, QC) is in good standing with the College of Physicians and Surgeons.

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