Facial Procedures

Facelift

Nowhere more obvious is the visible effect of aging than on our face. As we get older, our bodies naturally produce less and less collagen, causing our skin to lose elasticity and wrinkle, and facial muscles to slacken and droop. While genetics do have a role in how quickly this happens and how quickly our face begins to age, external elements such as sun exposure, smoking, dieting, and air pollution can speed up the process.

Our faces often betray our age much sooner than our bodies or minds, and it can be upsetting and frustrating to look older than you feel.

With the modern world placing increased emphasis on esthetic appearance, it is little wonder that many people are opting for a surgical solution to their aging face. A facelift can transform your face and give you the younger, more vibrant appearance that fits with how you feel inside.
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​​​​​​​Blepharoplasty

The skin around our eyes is one of the biggest indicators of aging. This is because as we age, our eyelids stretch and the muscles supporting them weaken. This can cause the skin across the entire eye area to droop, sag and gather and even create bags under our eyes. In some extreme cases, the skin on and above the eyelids can droop so much that it can impair the peripheral vision of the patient. Blepharoplasty – otherwise known as eyelid surgery – can provide the solution to these problems and give your eyes a more youthful appearance.
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​​​​​​​Rhinoplasty

Also referred to as a ‘nose job’, rhinoplasty is one of the most commonly requested cosmetic surgical procedures in the U.S. During rhinoplasty, a number of different elements of the nose many be changed, including:

- making it smaller (nose reduction), by removing some of the cartilage and bone.

- making it bigger (nose augmentation), by taking cartilage from the ears and bone from the hips or elbow to build the nose up.

- changing the shape of the nose by breaking the bone and rearranging the cartilage.

- changing the angle between the nose and lip.


Eyelid Surgery

The eyes are one of the most defining features of the face, and their appearance plays a significant role in conveying youth and vitality. Over time, aging, genetics, and lifestyle factors can lead to drooping eyelids, puffiness, and excess skin, making the eyes look tired or aged. Eyelid surgery, also known as blepharoplasty, is a surgical procedure designed to rejuvenate the eyes by removing excess skin and fat, restoring a more refreshed and youthful appearance.


Browlift

A well-defined brow can dramatically enhance facial harmony and restore a more youthful, refreshed appearance. Over time, the effects of aging, gravity, and muscle activity can cause the brows to descend, creating a heavy or tired look. A brow lift, also known as a forehead lift, is a surgical procedure designed to elevate the brow position, smooth forehead wrinkles, and rejuvenate the upper face.


Otoplasty

This procedure is commonly performed on children who were born with ears that protrude from their scalp. In addition to protruding, they are often missing some of the contours that constitute the shape of a normal ear. An Otoplasty is a procedure in which the ears are reshaped and pulled closer to the scalp. This procedure is not limited to children. Many adults, who, for whatever reason did not have surgery as a child, seek intervention later in life. These adults may have been ridiculed all through school and throughout their adolescent life.

Septoplasty