Facial Plastic Surgeon.
Double Board Certified.
Fellowship Trained.
There are an overwhelming amount of facial beauty options on the market. Many of them promise their product will diminish your lines and wrinkles, restore a youthful appearance, and perfect your skin in ways you could never imagine. The truth is these are merely claims that are driven by persuasive advertising and most often create…
I see patients weekly with very similar issues; Sagging skin with loss of elasticity and volume, fine lines and wrinkles. After a certain point in age, fillers and injectables can only do so much. Sometimes surgery is the only option to achieve exactly what the patient is seeking; a younger appearance. The word “facelift” can…
I have had patients ask me recently, “What’s the difference between Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin?” The three neuromuscular relaxants/modulators are all very similar and effective at treating and delaying the formation of fine lines and wrinkles. These types of medications are now being used as preventative and maintenance therapies in addition to their original indication…
A common apprehension about undergoing facial cosmetic surgery is an unnatural, “plastic” or frozen look. My philosophy is that by using contemporary techniques and understanding individual goals, patients will achieve natural results as well as a rejuvenated appearance. I have many patients who tell me they want to look younger and refreshed without looking artificial.…
Facial cosmetic surgery is a very personal and monumental decision. Universally, all patients want the best outcomes. In today’s corporatized America, with heavily influential marketing spin, pharmaceutical companies, medical device companies, and even practitioners promote a less is more mentality to push products and services that often over promise and under deliver on the results. …
