Blepharoplasty

Upper blepharoplasty, or eyelid surgery, is a transformative cosmetic procedure that can rejuvenate your upper eyelids, giving you a refreshed, youthful, and more alert appearance. This surgical procedure focuses on the upper eyelids. It is specifically designed to address a range of concerns related to this area, which can include:

• Drooping Eyelids: Over time, the upper eyelids may begin to sag, which can result in a tired, aged look. Upper blepharoplasty can lift and rejuvenate the upper eyelids.

• Excess Skin: The procedure removes excess skin that may obscure the natural contours of your eyelids, creating a more youthful appearance.

• Fatty Deposits: If pockets of fat give your upper eyelids a puffy appearance, these can be carefully removed during the surgery.

• Improved Vision: Upper blepharoplasty can sometimes enhance your vision by eliminating obstructive eyelid skin.

Benefits of Upper Blepharoplasty

• Youthful Aesthetic: Upper blepharoplasty provides a more youthful and alert appearance by reducing sagging skin and puffiness.

• Enhanced Vision: This procedure can improve eyesight for those experiencing vision impairment due to sagging eyelids.

• Confidence Boost: With a refreshed look, many patients experience increased self-confidence and satisfaction.

Burn Reconstruction

Burn injuries can be physically and emotionally distressing, often leaving lasting scars and functional impairments. Burn reconstruction is a specialized field of plastic surgery dedicated to repairing and improving the appearance, function, and overall well-being of patients who have experienced burn injuries. 

• Repair damaged skin and tissues affected by burn injuries.

• Improve function, mobility, and aesthetics.

• Enhance the patient's overall quality of life.

• This field encompasses a range of surgical techniques depending on the burn injury's type, severity, and location.

Candidates for Burn Reconstruction

• Have sustained burn injuries ranging from minor to severe.

• Experience functional limitations or aesthetic concerns due to their burn injuries.

• Are in good overall health for surgery and healing.

• Maintain realistic expectations about the potential outcomes of reconstruction.

Burn reconstruction techniques and procedures:

• Skin Grafting: A surgical technique where healthy skin is harvested from one area of the body and transplanted to the burn site to promote healing and improve appearance.

• Tissue Expansion: A method to grow additional healthy tissue by gradually stretching the surrounding skin.

• Flap Surgery: Involves moving healthy, nearby tissue with its blood supply to the burn site for more extensive reconstruction.

• Scar Revision-Surgical Excision: This approach involves cutting out the old scar tissue and rejoining the surrounding healthy skin. The new incision is typically made along the natural skin lines to minimize tension and improve the cosmetic outcome.

Burn reconstruction can lead to numerous benefits, including:

• Improved appearance and self-esteem.

• Enhanced mobility and function.

• Reduced pain and discomfort.

• Restoration of a more normal life following burn injuries.

Facelift

Discover a Youthful You with a Facelift

As a skilled and dedicated plastic surgeon, your expertise in facelift procedures opens the door to a world of transformative possibilities for patients seeking to rejuvenate their appearance. The field of facelift surgery has evolved significantly, offering a spectrum of options to address diverse concerns with precision and artistry. We value each patient's unique journey towards a revitalized and natural-looking aesthetic.

Traditional Facelift: Comprehensive Rejuvenation

The traditional facelift, or rhytidectomy, remains a gold standard for facial rejuvenation. It addresses sagging skin, deep creases, and loss of muscle tone in the mid-to-lower face and neck.

Incisions are strategically placed in inconspicuous locations, often around the ears and along the hairline. Excess skin is removed, underlying muscles are tightened, and the remaining skin is repositioned for a natural, youthful appearance.

Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty, commonly referred to as nose surgery, encompasses a range of procedures to achieve aesthetic harmony and address functional concerns. This page guides the various nasal surgery options available, emphasizing the transformative impact they can have on both form and function.

Rhinoplasty: Aesthetic Refinement

Cosmetic Reshaping:

Addressing Dorsal Humps: For patients with a prominent dorsal hump, rhinoplasty allows for the reduction and smoothing of the nasal bridge to achieve a more balanced profile.

Refining Nasal Tip: Nasal tip refinement involves sculpting and reshaping the tip to create a more defined and proportionate appearance.

Nasal Bridge Augmentation:

Utilizing Dermal Fillers: Non-surgical options involving dermal fillers can be considered for subtle augmentation, providing patients with a temporary enhancement of the nasal bridge.

Surgical Grafts: For a more permanent solution, surgical grafts, such as cartilage or synthetic materials, can be strategically placed to augment the nasal bridge.

Nostril Reshaping:

Addressing Flared Nostrils: Rhinoplasty techniques can be employed to adjust the width and flare of the nostrils, achieving a more balanced and aesthetically pleasing appearance.

We will conduct thorough consultations to understand each patient's unique anatomical features, concerns, and goals.  Collaborate with patients to develop a customized treatment plan that aligns with their desired outcomes and addresses functional considerations.

Skin Cancer

Skin Cancer and Lesion, Mole, and Lipoma Excision: Protecting Your Skin Health

Skin cancer, in particular, demands early detection and intervention. Mole and lipoma excision can address health-related issues and improve aesthetics. 

Understanding Skin Cancer and Lesion Excision

Skin cancer can manifest in various forms, including basal, squamous, and melanoma. Early detection and removal of cancerous lesions are crucial for successful treatment. Additionally, benign skin lesions can be excised for medical or cosmetic reasons.

Candidates for Skin Cancer and Lesion Excision

You may be a suitable candidate for skin cancer and lesion excision if you:

• Have a suspicious or diagnosed skin cancer or lesion.

• Desire the removal of benign skin lesions, moles, or lipomas for medical or cosmetic reasons.

• Are in good overall health for surgery and healing.

• Maintain realistic expectations about the potential outcomes of the procedures.

Trauma

Recovering from Trauma
Traumatic experiences often result in physical injuries that require specialized attention to restore both form and function. Whether the trauma is due to accidents, burns, or other incidents, the consequences can be significant. Physical scars can serve as constant reminders of the past, impacting self-esteem, body image, and overall quality of life. Beyond the visible scars, trauma can also leave patients with functional impairments that require precise and skillful intervention

Scar Revision:
My expertise in scar revision techniques allows me to minimize the appearance of scars, making them less noticeable and more harmonious with the surrounding skin. Advanced surgical and non-surgical methods are employed to improve scars' texture, color, and overall aesthetic

Reconstructive Surgery:
For patients with more extensive injuries, reconstructive surgery becomes a crucial component of trauma repair. This may involve rebuilding damaged tissue, restoring lost function, and reshaping features to enhance appearance and functionality.

Burn Reconstruction:
Specialized care is provided for patients who have experienced burns, addressing the cosmetic aspects and the functional challenges that may arise. Procedures range from skin grafts to tissue expansion, restoring both form and flexibility.

Facial Trauma Repair:
Trauma to the face can profoundly impact an individual's identity. Through facial trauma repair, I strive to restore natural contours, symmetry, and function, helping patients regain confidence and feel more at ease in social situations.

Beyond the Operating Room:
My commitment to patients extends beyond surgical procedures. I collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, including therapists, counselors, and other healthcare professionals, to ensure a holistic approach to trauma recovery. Emotional support and post-operative care are integral components of the healing process.