Before & After Gallery

55 year old male 5 weeks after upper and lower blepharoplasty. His surgery has lessened the fat content and the extra skin of the upper and lower eyelids. *Results may vary.

53 year old female 5 months after an upper eyelid blepharoplasty. Excess skin on the upper lid and in the crease has been removed and the symmetry has been improved. *Results may vary.

50 year old female with a history of excess upper eyelid skin. She is 5’6″ and 110 lbs. Shown here four weeks after an upper lid blepharoplasty. *Results may vary.

At 55 years old desired a more youthful appearance. The patient received a facelift with incisions placed in front of and behind the ears. She also had an upper and lower blepharoplasty. Special attention was made to the neck area where the excess skin was excised and the muscle was

The patient wanted a more youthful and refreshed look. She received an upper lid lift (blepharoplasty) using local anesthesia. *Results may vary.

The patient desired a refreshed look and was always being told that she was tired. She underwent an upper lid blepharoplasty or eyelid lift under local anesthesia. *Results may vary.

23 year old female with difficulty breathing from a deviated septum. Concerned about the appearance of the dorsum (top) of the nose and the tip. She underwent an open rhinoplasty to take down the hump on the top of the nose and elevate the tip. She is seen before and

28 year old female before and 3 months after an open rhinoplasty. The patient desired her dorsum (top line of the nose) to be reduced and slightly concave and her tip to be elevated and more feminine. *Results may vary.

29 year old female 5’7″ and 130 lbs. desired a change to the profile and tip of the nose. The dorsum (top of the nose) has a dorsal hump and the tip is too low. The surgery elevated the tip of the nose and straightened the profile. She is seen

These pictures are taken before and three weeks after open rhinoplasty, front and side views. Patient desired refined tip and straight dorsum (top of the nose) as seen in the side view. *Results may vary.