The biggest stigma in our society is that women who want to be successful cannot have it all. Dr. Devgan is one of the many women who indeed does have it all. To this point, she is ranked the #1 female plastic surgeon in New York with her own private practice and a booming beauty line. She is an art enthusiast who loves going to the Frick Collection as well as painting her own art. The life of a surgeon involves time management skills, which Dr. Devgan truly has mastered as a mother, successful business woman, and plastic surgeon.
Now in the 21st century, Dr. Devgan has added to the several large nicks in the glass ceiling with her revolutionary and innovative techniques such as her Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty and signature βDevgan tip flip,β not to mention her medical-grade beauty products.
Embracing and inviting change is the foundation of a successful business. Dr. Devgan is a firm believer in change and innovation; therefore, each year, she hires interns and directs them into the life of medicine and business. Having a strong, female mentor in medicine and business is something many women did not have in the 1900βs. By inviting several ambitious interns into the office, Dr. Devgan helps foster the growth of future generations of women in medicine and business.
Dr. Devgan aims to advocate, motivate, and encourage women to continue to break the glass ceiling by stating, βStay focused. Study hard. Do the right thing. Surround yourself with people who love you. Find happiness in the things you already have. Be strong. Have goals. Aim high. Be a woman!β
Just as Dr. Alma Dea Morina provided her services for those in need, Dr. Devgan has provided her surgical services and positively changed the life of a strong and beautiful woman named Francine. Francine suffered several burns after a jealous ex-boyfriend burned down her house. Upon seeing Francineβs strength and positivity after such a horribly abusive situation, Dr. Devgan offered to help with the recovery. Dr. Devgan was featured on The Doctors television show in an effort to help Francine not only recover, but to also help tell her unfortunate story with the intention of motivating women to advocate for themselves and others.