Mission: Restore envisions bringing desperately needed clinical care, education and research to the “forgotten patients” of Afghanistan. Mission: Restore traveled to Kabul in November, 2011 to establish a partnership with Cure International to assist women and children who need our help. Read More >>
Dr. Kaveh Alizadeh, chairperson of Mission: Restore, traveled to Yangon, Myanmar in Feb. 2013 to meet with the Dean Chancellor of University of Yangon and with representatives from Yangon Hospital. Myanmar has four reconstructive surgeons for a country of 60 million people.
Just four days before Christmas, a six year old Afghan girl, Marzieh, underwent surgery at a Long Island Hospital. “A bullet had entered her left cheek and exited her right temple,” said Long Island plastic surgeon Dr. Kaveh Alizadeh of Mission: Restore. Marzieh was attacked by the Taliban in Afghanistan.
Mission: Restore has chosen to travel to places where most doctors would not go, to conduct the type of surgeries that most doctors prefer not to perform. The Foundation is comprised of doctors who volunteer their time and expertise at home and abroad. The overarching goal is to create a Read More >>
Nebal Al Shamali, a 6 year old girl, and her mother Ekram, arrived at JFK from Gaza on January 17th 2011. In May of 2009, Nebal was injured in an accident at home in Rafah, the Gaza Strip. Nebal was 4 1/2 years old at the time, and suffered severe Read More >>