Training and board certification
- Medical degree, Harvard College, cum laude; bachelor's degree in biology, Harvard College, cum laude.
- Internship, Massachusetts General Hospital; surgery residency, Peter Bent Brigham Hospital.
- Otolaryngology residency, Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary.
- Plastic surgery chief residency, Brigham and Women's Hospital, under Dr. Joseph Murray.
- Site states: "board-certified in plastic surgery and otolaryngology (head and neck surgery)" (American Board of Plastic Surgery and American Board of Otolaryngology).
- Professor and chief, Division of Plastic Surgery, Northwestern University, appointed 1991; formerly associate professor, Washington University.
- Scientific Program Chair, American Society of Plastic Surgeons Annual Meeting; Board of Directors, American Board of Plastic Surgery; past president, Wound Healing Society.
- Over 30 years practicing and teaching plastic surgery; site states over 10,000 surgeries performed.
Eyelid surgery work
The eyelid surgery page describes upper blepharoplasty (incision hidden in the natural lid crease, excess skin removed) and lower blepharoplasty (transconjunctival incision inside the lower lid, with fat repositioning or fat transfer to the tear trough). It states Dr. Mustoe has performed more than 1,500 lower and 2,000 upper blepharoplasty procedures. The practice recommends combining blepharoplasty with facelift, neck lift or brow lift. (source)
The before-and-after gallery is filtered to Dr. Mustoe's blepharoplasty cases, showing 41 cases including upper blepharoplasty and combined upper-and-lower blepharoplasty with bilateral ptosis repair. (source)
The practice site has no dedicated canthoplasty, standalone ptosis, or revision-eyelid page.
Other procedures
The site also offers a brow lift. (source)
Insurance and cost
The practice site has no insurance or Medicare statement for eyelid surgery. The eyelid page states cost varies by the particulars of the procedure, with financing available. (source)
Recovery: the page states patients return to work and social activities within 7 to 10 days, with mild discomfort managed by over-the-counter medication. (source)