Training and board certification
- Medical degree, Indiana University School of Medicine.
- General surgery internship.
- Residency in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland.
- Fellowship in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, University of Miami, accredited by the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS).
- The site states she is "double board-certified"; it does not name the certifying boards on the bio page.
- Member, AAFPRS; Alternate Delegate to the American Medical Association as appointed by AAFPRS; member, Indiana State Medical Association.
- Three-time recipient of Indianapolis Monthly magazine's Top Doc recognition.
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Eyelid surgery work
The eyelid surgery page describes both upper and lower blepharoplasty. Upper blepharoplasty removes excess upper-lid skin for cosmetic and functional reasons; lower blepharoplasty addresses under-eye bags and dark circles, and the site states Dr. Hrisomalos "often uses fat transposition along with other techniques to improve lower eyelid contour." Lower-lid incisions may be placed just below the lash line or inside the lid (transconjunctival approach) (source).
- Upper and lower blepharoplasty combined (source).
- Upper blepharoplasty (source).
- Lower blepharoplasty: 3 before/after patient cases shown (source).
- Brow lift before and after (source).
Other procedures
The site lists a broader surgical menu: facelift and neck lift, neck liposuction, FaceTite, brow lift, rhinoplasty, chin augmentation, lip augmentation, facial contouring, facial fat transfer, otoplasty and earlobe rejuvenation, and reconstruction, plus injectables (BOTOX, dermal fillers) and laser/skin treatments (surgical procedures overview).
Insurance and cost
The eyelid surgery page states insurance may cover upper blepharoplasty when formal testing shows the eyelid heaviness obstructs vision and daily activities, "though these insurance requirements can be quite strict." No specific eyelid surgery prices are published; the site offers a personalized quote at consultation (source).
Recovery, per the eyelid surgery page: swelling and bruising usually subside within a few days to two weeks; sutures are generally removed after five to seven days; patients typically return to work and normal activities once sutures are out, pending physician approval; final results take several months to develop (source).