Steven F. Weiner, MD

The Combination of Sculptra and Ulthera is better than a Facelift and here’s why!

Let me first explain that I’m a Facial Plastic Surgeon, trained at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. I ”laid down my scalpel” in 2005 and since then, have devoted my practice solely to noninvasive and minimally invasive cosmetic procedures. The public has demanded cosmetic enhancement to have little to no downtime, appear natural, and be affordable. Surgical procedures such as facelifts, brow and forehead lifts, blepharoplasty have all had declines in their numbers...

Dr. Steven F. Weiner’s Top 10 Beauty and Longevity Recommendations

After being a physician for 25 years, I have read countless medical journals and listened to hundreds (if not thousands) of lectures. I have sifted through all those years to come up with my top 10 recommendations for a long and beautiful life. Here is my last 25 years summed up: Topical Retin A – Some sort of Retin A, Retinol, Tretinoin used regularly will keep the skin youthful, vibrant, less pigmented, and minimize acne breakouts. It...

Debunking the myths in Plastic Surgery and Cosmetic Enhancements

“I’m considering a facelift so I don’t have to do all the maintenance with Botox and fillers.” A facelift will not substitute for Botox or loss of volume. You will still have wrinkles if you don’t do Botox or Dysport after a facelift. Also, loss of volume, a primary component of aging, is not corrected with a facelift. Just go back 20 years and remember how everyone with a facelift looked like a skeleton? Well, the concept of filling...

Dr. Steven F. Weiner’s Top 10 Beauty and Longevity Recommendations

After being a physician for 25 years, I have read countless medical journals and listened to hundreds (if not thousands) of lectures. I have sifted through all those years to come up with my top 10 recommendations for a long and beautiful life. Here is my last 25 years summed up: Topical Retin A – Some sort of Retin A, Retinol, Tretinoin used regularly will keep the skin youthful, vibrant, less pigmented, and minimize acne breakouts. It...

Treating the difficult acne sufferer with Levulan for prolonged improvements

Acne is an extremely common disease, affecting approximately 17 million people in the United States. It’s presentation is varied; ranging from small occasional blemishes, to deep painful cysts, to infected pustules on the skin surface. The consequences of acne can affect ones self confidence, social life, and interpersonal relationships. Facial scarring from acne can affect individuals into their adult lives, even after the disease process has long subsided...