Training and board certification
- Site states: "Board Certified Plastic Surgeon." No specific board is named.
- Member, American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
- Fellow, American College of Surgeons.
- Site states: "Fellowship Trained from University of Toronto."
- Site states more than 11 years of training beyond medical school, including a plastic surgery residency and a fellowship in aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery; medical school and residency program/location are not named.
- Site states he has performed more than 7,000 cosmetic and reconstructive surgeries and lists "20 Years of Experience."
Source for all rows: source
Eyelid surgery work
- Upper eyelid surgery. Incision at the natural crease, extending slightly beyond the outer corner; excess fat and skin removed (source).
- Lower eyelid surgery. Incision just below the lower lashes; excess fat, skin and sometimes muscle removed. When only fat removal is needed, the incision is made inside the eyelid with no external scar (same page).
- Fat preservation. The page describes newer techniques that "preserve and redistribute fat around the eyes rather than just remove it," for a less hollow look (same page).
- Brow lift. Described as two small incisions placed behind the hairline (endoscopic approach); the site states eyelid surgery is sometimes combined with a brow lift (source).
Gallery (loaded 200 on 2026-09-30): the "Eyelid Lift Blepharoplasty" before-and-after page displays three brow-lift before/after photo pairs in static HTML (source).
Other procedures
The practice also offers facelift, neck lift, rhinoplasty, ear surgery, skin cancer removal, breast and body procedures, and a med spa (injectables, skin treatments) under the AMAE Med Spa name (source).
Insurance and cost
The site's insurance article states blepharoplasty coverage depends on medical necessity, and is typically covered when the procedure corrects a functional problem that impairs vision, such as significant visual-field obstruction from excess eyelid skin (insurance article). No eyelid prices are published.
Recovery: swelling and bruising mostly resolve in five to ten days; work and social activities are curtailed three to ten days, with most back to desk work after a long weekend; exercise resumes in two to six weeks (source). For brow lift, visible signs fade in about three weeks and patients return to work in a day or two (source).