Before & After Gallery

Transconjunctival Lower Lid Blepharoplasty A transconjunctival lower lid blepharoplasty is an ideal procedure to eliminate the bags under the eyelids caused by herniating fat pads. By removing the fullness from under the eyes, the darkened discoloration is improved while avoiding any external visible incision.

A quad blepharoplasty addresses both upper and lower eyelids in conjunction restoring a youthful, refreshed appearance. An inconspicuous upper eyelid incision and internal lower lid incision reveal little evidence of the orbital rejuvenation performed.

This case is a great example of how small, strategically placed incisions can refresh the eye’s appearance, leaving the face looking well rested. This individual wanted to eliminate the puffiness appearance of the lower lids. Several different angles of the results are illustrated to show the natural, yet significant improvements.

A one hour procedure that provides a very effective means for addressing that troublesome “crepey” lower eyelid skin. When fillers, chemical peels or lasers have failed to remove that loose, unwanted wrinkled skin under your eyes, the “skin pinch” is a great option. Through a small, well hidden incision in

The lower eyelid/mid face composes what can be described as the “middle third of the face”. Gravity, facial wasting and sun damage can lead to a tired, drawn appearance. With an incision immediately below the eyelashes, the entire region can be restored, providing rejuvenation and youthful contour. In these post

Certain skin types are prone to keloid scarring. The skin’s dermis begins to proliferate well beyond the confines of the original trauma or incision and can leave an unsightly appearance. Through careful surgical resection, keloids can be removed, often times permanently.

Protruding ears, or a lop ear deformity, can be very troubling to an individual. Those affected may choose to wear their hair down or hats to hide what they have become very self-conscious about, especially if they are teased over their ears’ appearance. By performing an otoplasty, a protruding ear

Certain skin types are prone to keloid scarring. The skin’s dermis begins to proliferate well beyond the confines of the original trauma or incision and can leave an unsightly appearance. Through careful surgical resection, keloids can be removed, often times permanently.

Utilizing a technique referred to as a “star-plasty”, an ear lobe can be restored after a large deficit has been created by a gauge piercing.

Utilizing a technique referred to as a “star-plasty”, an ear lobe can be restored after a large deficit has been created by a gauge piercing.