Good Morning America
Good Morning America covers the ground-breaking work of Dr. Panossian as he helps a young child born with facial paralysis. It is a touching story with a happy ending.
The Boy Who Couldn’t Smile
This is a heartwarming story that is made possible through Dr. Panossian’s novel smile reanimation technique. To read more about Moebius syndrome click here.
A Father Fights to Give His Daughter a Smile
A father and Ultimate Fighting Champion (UFC) fights to get his daughter smile reanimation surgery. Dr. Panossian discusses his unique lengthening temporalis myoplasty (LTM) technique.
CBS Coverage of Haiti’s First Ever Conjoined Twin Separation
Dr. Panossian travels to the island nation of Haiti with a team of pediatric surgeons to perform the country’s first ever conjoined twin separation.
KCET Covers Mending Kids’ Hometown Mission 2017
Dr. Panossian discusses the importance of the annual Mending Kids Hometown Mission. Dr. Panossian sits on the Board of Directors in addition to volunteering.
Berhanu’s Life-Saving Surgery
An uplifting story about a young Ethiopian boy brought to the United States for life-saving spine surgery in conjunction with a procedure by Dr. Panossian to correct his hand deformity. Thanks to Mending Kids for sponsoring this child’s surgery.
The Boy With the Big Hands
Dr. Panossian comments on The Doctors. This time, it’s about a young Indian boy who was born with a disorder causing his hands to massively overgrow.
ABC Covers Mending Kids’ Hometown Mission
The Mending Kids Hometown Mission is aimed at helping kids here in Los Angeles who’s parents cannot afford the types of reconstructive surgeries they need.
Helping Treasure
Treasure suffers from a condition called lymphatic malformation. Dr. Panossian excised a large portion of the malformation and reconstructed the tongue. Treasure is now a healthy and happy child.
Smiling Inside, Hoping You Will See
Kiana Deane was born with paralysis of one side of her face. Dr. Panossian performs a complex two-stage smile reanimation surgery using a nerve from her leg and a muscle from her thigh.
Children of War Foundation
Dr. Panossian participates regularly with international charities. In June of 2013, Dr. Panossian and a team of doctors travelled to Amman, Jordan to perform complex reconstructive surgeries on over 20 children.
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