Doctor in NY, NJ, VA, or FL for transconjunctival blepharoplasty

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A: Looking for a Surgeon

By John Philip Connors III, MD - Atlanta Plastic Surgeon

I understand your concerns and goals for finding a surgeon near family. You have obviously done your research on procedure types and specifics. I suggest you visit www.plasticsurgery.org to find a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in the location that works best for you. This is the American Society of... more

A: Eyelid Surgery

By Foad Nahai, MD - Atlanta Plastic Surgeon

Choosing a good well qualified Doctor is important. The first place I would start is by visiting the Website: Plasticsurgery.org. This website is the website of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. With a few minutes of your time and some typing, you will be able to find a Board... more

A: Choosing a Surgeon

By John Grossman, MD - Denver Plastic Surgeon

When choosing a surgeon for any procedure it is important to work with a photo specialists to a photo lab to take some "before" pictures for your chart. These are extremely helpful for the surgeons to refer back to in assessing your individual case. The pictures will also give you a basis for... more

A: Blepharoplasty surgeon in New york area

By Steven Wallach, MD - Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

I think I may have answered this question previously. But, I often perfrom transconjunctival lower lid blepharoplsaty to remove or redrape fat and absolutely release the arcus marginalis for patients that require it. I think it blends the lower lid cheek junction very nicely. I often do not... more

A: See a Surgeon who does a lot of blepharoplasty

By Stephen Prendiville, MD - Ft. Myers Facial Plastic Surgeon

My advice would be to search for the surgeon first and then decide on the best approach. I agree with Dr. Rand. Transconjunctival Blepharoplasty is a great approach for the right patient, but is definitely not appropriate in all Blepharoplasty candidates. Arcus marginalis release can... more

A: Don't dictate your operation to a surgeon

By Richard P. Rand, MD - Seattle Plastic Surgeon

Finding a surgeon can be done through the means the other doctors have described. The only thing I would add is that it is best to find a doctor whom you trust and ask them what you need after telling them what bothers you. For you to look for a doctor who is willing to do the surgery you dictate to them... more

A: Blepharoplasty approaches

By David C. Pearson, MD - Jacksonville Facial Plastic Surgeon

I'm glad to read that you've done some research into blepharoplasty, but I would caution prospective patients about shopping for a specific approach or technique. I typically perform a transconjunctival lower blepharoplasty and often combine that with a skin pinch. Some patients will also benefit from a peel... more

A: How to find a blepharoplasty surgeon.

By George J. Beraka, MD - Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

Hi! 1) Our web site has links to the national societies, where you can find names in different places. 2) You sound really sophisticated, because you want a generally very good blepharoplasty operation. The key is fat repositioning, which doesn't make you hollow, as opposed to fat... more

A: NY or NJ blepharoplasty surgeon

By Luis Zapiach, MD - Paramus Plastic Surgeon

As I had discussed in my answer to your prior question, the NY/NJ Metropolitan area has great blepharoplasty surgeons that are board certified in their respective fields. My recommendation is to seek a plastic surgeon that has additional training in oculoplastics, so that you can be certain that they are... more