Beauty and the Biz Podcast: Ep.73: Interview with Thomas Jeneby, MD
By Catherine Maley | November 4, 2020
5 Minutes With Dr. Thomas Jeneby, Plastic Surgeon, Author
Ana Karen Flores | February 17, 2020
San Antonio Plastic Surgeon Dr. Thomas Jeneby Is A 21st Century Craftsman
Texas MD Monthly
San Antonio Plastic Surgeon Dr. Thomas Jeneby employs the latest surgical technology and medical know-how to help patients.
5 Minutes With Dr. Thomas Jeneby, Plastic Surgeon, Author
Texas Lifestyle Magazine
Dr. Thomas Jeneby is one of San Antonio’s most successful and beloved board certified plastic surgeons who, in his latest book, “Confessions of a Plastic Surgeon,” takes readers inside the wild and wonderful world of his busy plastic surgery practice.
The current Nonsurgical Fat Reduction Landscape
Dermatology Times
San Antonio, Texas, plastic surgeon Thomas T. Jeneby, M.D., says his number one noninvasive fat reduction technology is CoolSculpting, but he, too, uses a fire and ice approach in some patients with CoolSculpting and Vanquish.
San Antonio Plastic Surgeon Dr. Thomas Jeneby Is A 21st Century Craftsman
MD Monthly
Dr. Thomas Jeneby was born into a family of physicians. His father was an obstetrician-gynecologist, and his mother held a Ph.D in Organ Transplant and helped found one of the early labs in the country to match organs to donors. Most of his extended family included doctors. So, naturally, he entered the profession.
It was something where I didn’t think about being anything else,” Jeneby recalls.
They Brush Aside Symptoms Longer
Eat This, Not That! Magazine
We asked Dr. Jeneby to share their healthiest habits.
“Doctors never think anything is wrong with them until it’s often too late. We often brush aside our own symptoms as ‘just passing,’ when in fact, they should be evaluated,” says Thomas Jeneby, MD, a board-certified plastic surgeon and author of the upcoming book Confessions of a Plastic Surgeon.
40 Things Doctors Do to Live Longer
Eat This, Not That! Magazine
We asked Dr. Jeneby to share their healthiest habits.
If you know any doctors—we mean, know them well—you know the deep, dark secret hiding under their lab coats: They’re human. When they get stressed, they overeat; when they want to party, they’ll have some drinks; when they worry about their practice, they’ll stay up too late.
“Doctors are not really known to take care of themselves as much as they should!” admits Dr. Thomas Jeneby, a plastic surgeon from Texas. “We suffer more depression, burnout, long hours, heart attacks, strokes and general breakdown. But, there are some perks!” READ FULL ARTICLE
Claim your dream body!
Fox 29
“If you want your dream body this summer, why not have it now? Board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Thomas Jeneby, is here to tell Kimberly about some of his non-invasive treatments that will have you feeling 20 years younger.”
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Doctor to offer reconstructive surgery to domestic violence victims
Biz Journals
“San Antonio plastic surgeon Thomas Jeneby has begun working with Family Violence Prevention Services Inc. to offer free reconstructive surgery to battered women.
Each month, Dr. Jeneby donates funding and surgical expertise to help five women with reconstructive surgery. Jeneby (www.drjenebyplasticsurgery.com) is a board certified plastic and cosmetic surgeon.
“We’re dealing with scalp injuries, lacerations to the mouth, breast reconstruction, facial features,” Jeneby says. “Often times, horrific injuries are the visual effect left on the abused after withstanding horrific abuse. But restoration is something domestic abuse survivors can look forward to.”
San Antonio Plastic Surgeon Dr. Thomas Jeneby Is A 21st Century Craftsman
MD Monthly
“Dr. Thomas Jeneby was born into a family of physicians. His father was an obstetrician-gynecologist, and his mother held a Ph.D in Organ Transplant and helped found one of the early labs in the country to match organs to donors. Most of his extended family included doctors. So, naturally, he entered the profession.
“It was something where I didn’t think about being anything else,” Jeneby recalls.”
Love your body again
by San Antonio Living
“If you want to love your body again, Dr. Thomas Jeneby has just the trick! He is here along with Lani Paola, Assistant Director of Spa Black, to tell you all about the latest trends and treatments for the fall season. Watch to learn your options and for a special offer just for Living viewers!”
50 Unexpected Health Problems After 50
by Eat this not that
“We start to get more fat herniations in our lower lids and that can show up as lower lid malpositions”—that’s an abnormal position of your eyelid—”which require lower lid surgery,” says Dr. Thomas Jeneby, a board-certified plastic surgeon in San Antonio, Texas. Youe eyelid might be abnormally high, or low, or droop, or turn inward or outward.
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