Training and board certification
- BS, Mount Saint Mary's University.
- MD, Jefferson Medical College.
- Residency, General Surgery, SUNY.
- Residency, Plastic Surgery, Medical College of Georgia, trained under the Chairman of the American Board of Plastic Surgery.
Source for the above: source
- The site states he is board-certified and maintains his certification; it does not name the certifying board by name beyond the ABPS training reference.
- Over 25 years in practice serving Hagerstown and the Tri-State area.
- Named "America's Top Plastic Surgeons" for eight consecutive years (2009-2016); featured in Vogue, Glamour, Allure and Self.
- Site award badges show membership in the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and The Aesthetic Society (source).
Eyelid surgery work
The eyelid surgery page (source) describes:
- Upper blepharoplasty. Incisions placed along the natural eyelid crease to remove or redistribute skin and fat and tighten muscle; typically performed under IV sedation.
- Lower blepharoplasty. Incisions placed below the lash line or inside the eyelid (transconjunctival); addresses orbital fat compartments; generally performed under general anesthesia.
The before-and-after gallery (source) shows seven patient cases of eyelid surgery results, each with before/after photos.
Other procedures
The site also lists facelift and otoplasty under face procedures, and a broader menu of body and breast procedures and med spa treatments.
Insurance and cost
The eyelid surgery FAQ states eyelid surgery is usually considered cosmetic; if droopy eyelids interfere with vision, some insurance plans may cover part of the cost, and the practice recommends contacting the insurer directly (source). No price figures are published.
Recovery, per the eyelid surgery page: swelling and bruising typically improve within seven to ten days; most patients return to normal activities within one to two weeks; final results continue to refine over several months, with results lasting 10-15 years or more.