the Breast Long-Term Results in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Reduction Mammaplasty The Patient and the Plastic Surgeon The Operative Note : Collected Editorials The Physician Traveler (18 volumes) Beyond Appearance: Reflections of a Plastic Surgeon - an autobiography Retired not dead: thoughts plastic surgical and otherwise Retirement Marking his retirement in 2004 as editor-in-chief of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Goldwyn was presented the American Society of Plastic Surgeons Special Recognition Award during the Plastic Surgery 2004 opening ceremonies in Philadelphia. The Journal's circulation, which was 5,100 when Goldwyn took over in 1980, by 2004 had achieved the number one peer-reviewed impact factor among all plastic surgery journals worldwide. His final book, Retired not dead: thoughts plastic surgical and otherwise, was published in 2008. Death At the age of 79, he died in his home in Brookline, Massachusetts, on March 23, 2010 after a 16-year battle with prostate cancer. References External links History of Plastic Surgery, ROBERT M. GOLDWYN, MD (1930-2010) Leonardo's Hands.com, More about Dr. Robert Goldwyn... Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery® search results for Goldwyn (700) Bloomberg Businessweek: Robert Goldwyn Executive Profile and Biography 1930 births 2010 deaths Academic journal editors American anti-war activists American medical researchers American memoirists American plastic surgeons American science writers Deaths from prostate cancer Harvard Medical School alumni Harvard Medical School faculty Historical preservationists Jewish American writers Medical journal editors People from Brookline, Massachusetts University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine alumni Writers from Worcester, Massachusetts 21st-century American Jews