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Telemundo: Al Rojo Vivo. Dr. Thomas Romo, founder and president of the Little Baby Face Foundation, performed ear reconstruction surgery on Charlie Cardillo to correct his birth deformity of lacking the proper folds in his ears.
NY Daily News: Bullied Boy Smiles. Born with Down Syndrome, 15-year-old Charlie Cardillo has been taunted all his life because his ears didn't have the usual folds and ridges and flopped forward. Now, after LBFF provided him with free surgery he says his ears are "just like Dad's!"
Transforming Lives and Faces of Children. When a child has a facial birth defect it makes him/her a target for bullying. Through free plastic and reconstructive surgery LBFF gives them a fighting chance to be who they want to be.
Fox TV News: Bullied Girl Smiles. Arriana cried when she said, "It hurts to be bullied." Classmates have called her "rat ears" and "dumbo." Her mother caught Arriana trying to staple her ears back. Her self-esteem has improved dramatically.
Believe in Miracles IX. New York plastic surgeons transform the faces and lives of children born with facial deformities. Little Baby Face Foundation provides these services for free. This November will be our 9th Annual Fall Gala.
Kate Phillips. Cate Phillips, a West Michigan girl was born with a congenital birth defect that made her ears stick out. Cate was born six weeks prematurely and one ear did not develop cartilage, a condition known as "cup" ear.
Morgan's Journey...A life changed forever. Brenda Winklbauer sent us this video of her son Morgan’s transformation after he was chosen to receive free surgery from the Little Baby Face Foundation.
Nick News: Bullied For the Way You Look Native American Ohiyesa "Ohi" Eastman, 13, was bullied unmercifully for his malformed ears. After Little Baby Face Foundation provided free surgery he said, "Now I think it'll be different. I can make new friends. It's a good feeling inside for me."
O'Reilly Factor: Culture Warriors Segment Gretchen Carlson of "Fox & Friends" and Republican strategist, Margaret Hoover discuss the cosmetic surgery of a 7-year-old girl in order to reduce bullying at school.
Plastic Surgery to Prevent Bullying ABC News Good Morning America segment about South Dakota first grader, Samantha Shaw. The surgery, performed by Dr. Steven Pearlman, reveals how plastic surgery on young kids born with deformities can greatly reduce bullying at school.
The Power of Saying Yes featuring Dr. Thomas Romo, III, founder, and Medical Advisory Board member and surgeon Zakir Sabry, MD.
DirecTV “Hometown Heroes” featuring The Little Baby Face Foundation Board member Don Moriarty, Jr. and Medical Advisory Board member, Dr. Richard Elias were featured in a segment of Hometown Heroes, broadcast by DirectTV, a provider of satellite television series on May 4, 2008.
Believe in Miracles The Little Baby Face Foundation In 2007, filmmakers Lisamarie Costabile and Mark Larson followed Dr. Thomas Romo as he treated Peyton Sherrill, a boy from Alabama with microtia, he was born without his right ear.
Living a Life of Consequence In 2009, filmmaker Rudy Gaskin followed Dr. Deborah Pilla, D.D.S. as she treated The Little Baby Face Foundation patients Sharon Wong and Ahmed Zouhir for severe dental deformaties.
Telly Award winning video by Push Creative and Blue Room highlighting the ear reconstruction of Terrell Davis performed by Thomas Romo, M.D.
NBC’s Max Gomez, M.D.talks about 6-year-old Eddie Hobb’s ear reconstruction performed by Thomas Romo, M.D.
Patient Profile on Eddie Hobbs (Part 2)
Patient Profile on Eddie Hobbs (Part 3)
Dateline NBC Medical Miracles segment
CBS Healthwatch features Little Baby Face Foundation and the Taylor Moore Story
FOX 5 News covers PS24 in Riverdale, Bronx donating 25,000 pennies to Little Baby Face Foundation
NBC Introduces Little Baby Face