Training and board certification
Source for all rows: curriculum vitae
| Stage | Detail |
|---|---|
| College | Indiana University, B.A. Biology and Chemistry (double major), graduated with distinction, 1989 |
| Medical school | Indiana University School of Medicine, 1993 |
| Internship | General Surgery, University of Cincinnati Medical Center, 1993-1994 |
| Residency | Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, University of Cincinnati Medical Center, 1994-1998 |
- Board certification as listed on the CV: "American Board of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery" (certified 2001, maintenance current through 2026) and "American Board of Otolaryngology" (1999 to present). The bio describes him as double board-certified.
- Practice started in July 1998.
- American Board of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery: Board Examiner since 2004, Board Member 2013-2018, Senior Advisor since 2018.
- AAFPRS roles: Chairman, Emerging Trends & Technologies Committee; Audit Committee 2024-2026; Nominating Committee 2021-2023.
- Past President and Treasurer, Sheboygan County Medical Society; board member, Wisconsin Medical Society Political Action Committee (bio).
- Alpha Omega Alpha (1992) and Phi Beta Kappa (1988).
Eyelid surgery work
- Eyelid lift. The overview page names Dr. Campbell and Dr. Jake Thayer as the practice's eyelid surgeons. Surgery uses local anesthesia with sedation or general anesthesia; excess upper lid skin is removed, fat trimmed and muscle refined, and lower lid fat is repositioned (source).
- Upper eyelid lift. Typically performed under local anesthesia with optional oral sedation. The incision is placed in the marked upper lid crease; excess skin is excised and bulging fat may be conservatively trimmed or repositioned (source).
- Lower eyelid lift. The incision may be placed just below the lower lash line or inside the eyelid. Excess fat may be removed or repositioned and loose skin trimmed (source).
- His bio states many of his procedures can be done in the office under local anesthetic, and larger cases in the practice's accredited surgical center.
- Brow lift. Two techniques are listed: endoscopic brow lift through small incisions in the hairline, and transpalpebral brow lift through an upper eyelid crease incision (source).
- Gallery. A Dr. Campbell eyelid rejuvenation gallery holds seven cases labeled eyelid rejuvenation, one combined with facelift and lip lift (Campbell eyelid gallery).
The site has no separate page for ptosis repair, double eyelid surgery, canthoplasty or revision eyelid surgery.
Other procedures
The practice lists deep plane, SMAS, mini, mid and revision facelift, neck lift, lip lift, chin implant, cheek augmentation, otoplasty and facial fat grafting, plus body surgery by Dr. Butz, lasers, injectables and wellness services.
Insurance and cost
- The FAQ states cosmetic procedures are elective and not covered by insurance; financing is offered (faqs).
- The eyelid page states cost depends on upper, lower or combined surgery and gives a quote at consultation. The pricing page lists nonsurgical treatments only (pricing).
Recovery
- Upper eyelid lift: swelling and bruising for the first one to two weeks; desk work and social activity within five to seven days; no strenuous exercise for two to three weeks (source).
- Lower eyelid lift: most bruising and swelling improve within 10 to 14 days; residual swelling can take weeks (source).
- Stitches are typically removed within a few days (source).
- Brow lift: recovery 7 to 10 days; avoid rigorous exercise for two weeks; final results may take up to six months (source).