Dr. Joseph F. Capella has been featured in the media numerous times including magazines such as Elle and as a guest on several television shows, ABC’s 20/20, The View and others. To read more or view related clips, click on any of the links below.
We will be adding more material to this section from time to time, so be sure to check back for the latest. Dr. Joseph F. Capella has been featured in the media numerous times including magazines such as Elle and as a guest on several television shows, ABC’s 20/20, The View and others. To read more or view related clips, click on any of the links below. We will be adding more material to this section from time to time, so be sure to check back for the latest.
Special interview with expert Dr. Joseph F. Capella regarding body contouring after weight loss.
Life & Style
Kimora Lee Simmons interviews top doctor Joseph F. Capella.
Barbara Walters
Barbara Walters interviews top body contouring expert, Dr. Joseph F. Capella, on the View.
ABC’s 20/20
Dr. Joseph F Capella (plastic surgeon) and his father Rafael F. Capella (bariatric surgeon) are interviewed on 20/20 about their unique practice of how they work in conjunction to treat morbid obesity and the body contour concerns after weight loss.
The View
Patient Veronica Roselle, who along with many of her family members underwent gastric bypass surgery and subsequent plastic surgery with Drs. Joseph and Rafael Capella, discusses this wonderful, life changing experience.
Weight Loss Surgery |
Lifestyles Magazine
Surgical weight loss is no longer simply a procedure. It’s a lifesaving industry that’s grown from a handful of procedures a year to more than 100,000 done annually. It stands to reason this industry would have surgeons whose accomplishments place them in the spotlight.
Plastic Surgery.org Article
Morbidly obese patients are finding bariatric surgery the preferred treatment option – at astounding rates. Fueled in popularity by the likes of celebrities Carnie Wilson and NBC weatherman Al Roker, more than 100,000 patients will have bariatric surgeries in 2003.
New Jersey Monthly
