Training and board certification
- Medical education, University of Connecticut School of Medicine.
- 5-year general surgery program at The Saint Raphael's Hospital, Yale University.
- Plastic surgery fellowship, University of Texas at Galveston.
- Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.
- Fellow of the American College of Surgeons; Member, American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery; Member, American Medical Association.
- In the practice of medicine since 1990, private practice as a plastic surgeon since 1999; turned the focus of his practice to facial plastic surgery and rejuvenation in 2011.
- Voted Orlando's best plastic surgeon 6 years in a row.
Source for all: source
Eyelid surgery work
- Eyelid rejuvenation (blepharoplasty). The page states the practice has "a skilled team, led by Dr. Kenrick Spence, that performs blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery) in Orlando." Consultation evaluates eyelid descent, excess skin and bulging fat, and discusses incision/scar position (source). Content addresses lower-eyelid fat bulging and excess skin; the practice site has no separate upper-blepharoplasty, ptosis, double-eyelid or canthoplasty page.
- Brow lift. Three techniques offered: endoscopic (minimally invasive forehead lift), temporal (small hairline incisions for the eyebrow tails, for moderate drooping) and coronal (longer incision behind the hairline, for wrinkles, sun damage or severe sagging) (source).
Other procedures
The site also lists facelift, revision facelift, neck lift, otoplasty, lip augmentation, osteoma removal, body contouring and breast surgery (mynewbeauty.com).
Insurance and cost
No insurance, Medicare or price statement for eyelid surgery is published; both the eyelid and brow-lift pages state cost is discussed at consultation.
Recovery
From source (brow lift specifically; no staged eyelid-specific recovery timeline was published):
- Swelling. Soreness, swelling and bruising expected for the first 10 to 14 days.
- Sutures out. Stitches and staples usually removed within the first week.
- Back to work. Most patients return to normal routine within two to four weeks.