Facial Procedures

Sometimes referred to as "nose reshaping surgery," rhinoplasty is designed to enhance the appearance or function of your nose. The procedure can improve the symmetry and proportions of your nose or correct a breathing problem associated with an obstructed airway.

A neck lift can smooth loose, hanging tissue under the chin and correct the horizontal neck banding that commonly develops over time. Typically completed in an outpatient surgery, a neck lift is designed to remove excess skin, tighten descended muscles, and smooth the submental area. The result can be an improved facial profile and a sleeker, more defined look along the jawline. A neck lift is frequently performed at the same time as a facelift to comprehensively treat signs of aging in the entirety of the lower face.

FaceTite® is an advanced treatment that can tighten loose facial skin while stimulating the production of new collagen. This technology is designed to deliver controlled radiofrequency (RF) energy above and below the surface of the skin. The gentle heat works to tighten the structures of the face and neck, thereby improving the appearance of jowls and lax skin. For the right patient, FaceTite® can create some of the results of a facelift without the need for surgery, scarring, or extensive downtime.

Sometimes known as "blepharoplasty," eyelid surgery can minimize signs of aging and exhaustion in the upper and lower eyelids. As we get older, the supportive structures of the eyes can begin to droop and unintentionally create an appearance of tiredness, stress, or overall age. In the upper eyelids, this can also cause a phenomenon referred to as "hooding," which occurs when the lids gather on the lower lashline and potentially droop into a patient's field of vision. Aging can also cause fat to bulge outward in the lower eyelids, leading to puffiness, dark circles, and eye bags. Blepharoplasty is designed to address the fat, skin, and musculature of the eyelids to smooth the eye contours and achieve a brighter, more energetic, and youthful look.

Earlobe repair is usually performed to reconstruct the ears after an injury or to correct split/torn earlobes. The procedure can address earlobes stretched from the use of heavy earrings, repair large holes caused by gauging, and otherwise restore a "normal" earlobe appearance after an injury or birth defect. Earlobe repair is typically a simple, in-office procedure performed under local anesthesia. The recovery period can be relatively short and easily tolerable compared to other cosmetic procedures.