Training and board certification
The site states: "Double Board Certified Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon" (source). The specific certifying boards are not named, and no medical school, residency or fellowship information appears on the site's pages.
Eyelid surgery work
- Upper eyelid lift. Performed under local anesthesia with sedation; incision placed in the natural crease of the eyelid, with fat removal, excess skin removal and muscle tightening as needed (source).
- Lower eyelid surgery, described as performed one of two ways: an outer "lower pinch" procedure done in-office, or an inner lower-eyelid procedure done in the operating room with an incision below the lash line, redistributing or removing excess fat and lifting drooping skin/tissue from the cheek area.
- Procedure overview: 1-2 hours, local anesthesia with sedation; sutures removed 3-5 days post-procedure.
- Brow lift. Two methods offered: the open method (incisions behind or at the hairline, tightening forehead muscle and skin) and the closed/endoscopic method (small hairline incisions, brow elevated and suspended with anchoring sutures) (source). The page states it can be performed alone or combined with a facelift, eyelid surgery or laser skin resurfacing.
- The site also lists Upneeq, a non-surgical prescription eye drop for ptosis, among its face offerings, separate from surgical blepharoplasty.
Other procedures
Per site navigation, the practice also offers breast procedures (augmentation, lift, reduction, reconstruction, implant illness explant), body procedures (tummy tuck, arm/thigh lift, BBL, liposuction, body lift), reconstructive procedures (breast cancer reconstruction, facial fracture repair, skin cancer reconstruction, hand surgery), and a med spa (lasers, microneedling, injectables, facials).