E. Antonio Mangubat

Dr. Mangubat has been an active ISHRS member since 1995.  He is a graduated of the University of Washington School of Medicine, studied general surgery at the University of Kentucky and received his fundamental cosmetic surgery training from Dr. Richard C. Webster.  Dr. Mangubat performs several different types of hair surgeries, including hair transplantation, scalp flaps, and expanders, in his Seattle, Washington office. He is an officer of the ISHRS and has served as chairman of several committees including the, Website, Finance, and Core Curriculum Committees.  He works to promote the positive influence HRS can play in our patients’ lives.

Undergraduate: University of Washington, Seattle (B.S. Chemistry) 1971-1975Medical School: University of Washington, Seattle (M.D.) 1975-1979Surgical Internship: University of Kentucky, Lexington 1979-1980Surgical Residency: University of Kentucky, Lexington 1980-1982Trauma Fellowship: Children’s Hospital – National Medical Center, Washington DC 1983-1986Graduate School: Department of Physiology, George Washington University, Washington D.C. 1982-1986Cosmetic Surgery: Richard C. Webster M.D., Aesthetic, Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery, Boston, MA 1986-1987Board CertificationsAmerican Board of Cosmetic Surgery, Lansing, ILAmerican Board of Hair Restoration Surgery, Chicago, ILNational Board of Medical Examiners

International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery 1994-PresentAmerican Board of Hair Restoration Surgery Faculty 1999-PresentAmerican Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, Fellow 1986-PresentNorth American Academy of Aesthetic and Restorative Surgery(Formerly AAARS) 1995-1999North American Academy of Aesthetic and Restorative Surgery(Formerly AAARS) 1995-1999American Board of Cosmetic Surgery Faculty 2000-PresentAmerican Medical Association 1980-PresentWashington State Medical Association 1998-Present

Publications“Hair Transplant Surgery 2003 – Combining Medical and Surgical Therapy” Examination Booklet 2003“Hair Transplantation: a review and technique presentation”Oral Maxillofacial Surgery Journal, 2000 June; 58(6):654-9 2000“The Alternative Breast Implant” CommentaryInternational Journal of Cosmetic Surgery, Vol 7,#1, 1999 pgs 12-13 1999“Eliminating Lidocaine in Large Volume Tumescent Liposuction”The American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery, Vol 16, #4, 1999 pgs 293-298 1999Response to Blind Graft Production with Cutting Grates and Multi-bladed Knives, by William R. Rassman, MDHair Transplant Forum International 1998Impulsive Force: A New Method to Cut GraftsInternational Journal of Cosmetic Surgery, Vol 6, #1, 1998 pgs 19-23 1998Preservation of the Occipital Neurovascular Bundle in Extensive Scalp LiftingThe American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery, Vol 14, #2, 1997 pgs 161-176 1997Leaders in Cosmetic Surgery: Richard Custis Webster, MDInternational Journal of Aesthetic and Restorative Surgery, Vol 5, #1, 1997 pgs 5-12 1997In the Blink of an Eye: Inside a Children’s Trauma Center by Alan Doelp, (medical non-fiction), Prentice Hall Press, New York 1989Outcome Analysis of Blunt Trauma in ChildrenJ. Trauma, 23:1109-1117 1988Comparative Outcomes of Children and Adults Suffering Blunt TraumaJ. Trauma, 28:400-434 1988Pediatric Trauma Care, Trauma Resuscitation Protocol, Shock: Diagnosis and Treatment, Abdominal Trauma, Techniques in Trauma Management, Prehospital InterfaceAspen, Colorado 1988Pediatric Protocols for the State of MarylandMaryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services System 1985Pediatric Trauma in Advanced Trauma CareKravis T.C. (Ed.) Aspen Systems Corp. 1985A Pediatric Emergencies Training Program for Emergency Medical ServicesJ. Pediatr. Emer. Care, 1:177-179 1985Pediatric Trauma: The First Ten MinutesTrauma Clinical update for Surgeons 1985Hypovolemic Shock in the Pediatric Patient: A Physiologic Approach to Diagnosis and TreatmentTrauma Clinical Update for Surgeons 2:1-8 1985Pediatric Emergencies ManualAspen Company, Rockville, Maryland 1984Pediatric TraumaAmerican College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma 1983Intravenous Regional Anesthesia of the Upper ExtremityContemporary Orthopedics 3(11): 245-249 1981Analysis for Potassium in Human Erythrocytes Using an Ion-Selective ElectrodeClinical Chemistry 24 (4): 635-639 1977