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Removes excess skin and fat from the upper eyelid.  This is one of the most common procedures for women and men. The  benefits of upper lid blepharoplasty are increased comfort (the patient  doesn’t have to elevate the eyebrow to lift the skin off the lashes or  raise the eyelid), increased upper field of vision, and cosmetic  enhancement. In women, a lid crease and platform to apply make-up on the  upper lid can be created.​ 

Improves puffy lower eyelid "bags" or to  reduce wrinkling of skin.​This is done either through a skin incision,  called trans-cutaneous approach or through the inner aspect of the  eyelid, called trans-conjunctival approach.  Incisions made on the  inside of the eyelids in the trans-conjunctival approach are not  visible.  Lower Eyelid Blepharoplasty reduces excess fat from within the  lower eyelids through incisions which are then closed with fine sutures.

Eyelid  ptosis is an abnormally low position of the upper eyelid,  which occurs when the muscles that raise the eyelid (levator and  Müller's muscles) are not strong enough to do so properly.  ​It can  affect one eye or both eyes and is more common in the elderly, as  muscles in the eyelids may begin to deteriorate. 

• Levator  resection--Skin incision Adjustment may be  done while patient is awake
• Müller muscle resection--Ideal for patients with minimal excess skin; No visible skin incision

Surgical procedure designed to smooth and  firm the skin, providing a fresh, youthful appearance.  Areas of the face and neck, in particular around the jaw line, are especially prone to the aging  process.  Surgery  for a facelift involves the contraction and realignment of facial and  neck skin, and in some instances the removal of excess fat deposits.  A  facelift is often performed in combination with other facial cosmetic procedures.

 A neck lift is performed to correct sagging loose skin  and/or an abundance of fatty tissue in the neck area. Many times the  neck muscle is weak or becomes separated and needs to be  reconnected and tightened. Sagging skin can also extend posteriorly to  include the side of the neck, resulting in "jowls." Small surgical  incisions can be made under the chin or behind the ear as part of a neck  lift.

This procedure restores cheek volume and establishes more youthful  midface contours. The result is a natural, revitalized appearance that  doesn’t appear overdone or “pulled.” A midface lift will deliver a  natural but noticeable improvement. It is frequently performed with  other surgeries, such as a lower face lift, eyelid surgery, or a brow  lift. However, for many younger patients, under 45 years old, midface  rejuvenation is often a stand-alone procedure.​ 

A forehead lift, also known as a browlift or browplasty, is a cosmetic  surgery procedure used to elevate a drooping eyebrow that may obstruct  vision and/or to remove the deep worry lines that run across the  forehead and may portray to others anger, sternness, hostility, fatigue  or other unintended emotions.  ​There are different methods of elevating  the brow:  Coronal/Hairline, Direct lift, Indirect Lift, Endoscopic, Endotine fixation.

Torn/stretched earlobes can occur gradually from wearing heavy earrings,  from fashion earrings that gradually enlarge the earlobe piercing, or  suddenly from trauma. Torn earlobe surgery is a fairly simple in-office  procedure that restores the earlobe shape and allows the patient to wear  earrings again after re-piercing