I have always wanted to get rid of the puffiness on my upper eye lid. Partly it is genetic and partly it is aging. I see myself always looking for the perfect lighting before taking a selfie and never like to have my picture taken by someone else because I can not control the lighting above my upper lid. I spent two years researching and found Dr. Eshima via a referral from Dr. Mabrie. When I looked Dr. Eshima up, I was astonished to find that he does not have a website. After

In the age of digital access, it was a bit disconcerting to be putting my faith in a doctor without the opportunity to browse around a website. The intellectual side of my brain tells me that ALL doctors control their own content so a website, to some degree, offers very little objective content. But still... those thoughts tugged at the back of my brain. They tugged with a bit more ferocity as recovery crept slowly along in my guest room propped up on a pillow sending daily

Perfection from beginning to end. Doctor Eshima was referred to me by a friend who had been a patient and had fantastic results. He doesn't have a website and is known as one of the top plastic surgeons in the world. His office staff are very professional and incredibly warm. They called me every day to make sure everything was going ok. He is a perfectionist in the extreme. He controls every aspect of the process personally. He has his own anesthesiologist and his own OR staff.

I had a surgery done yesterday. The doctor Eshima is great. I am not feeling much pain it was much better than I expected. I was worried a lot. I am hoping for fast recovery and great results. And I am being optimistic. The sutures will be removed next Friday and following Friday. It's got two stages of removal. Magaly, Katie (work for dr Eshima) are great and they always answer their phones and always supportive and knowledgeable. It was hard for me to open my eyes first time

Having modeled in my past, I grew up under that strange dichotomy of being horribly self-conscious, yet vain. As I entered my 30s, I found that my favorite feature (my eyes) were the ones most aging me. What were my "bedroom eyes" in my 20s became my "hooded" eyes at 30. My eyes appeared to have double eyelids, with an excess of skin resting on my eyelid crease. I tried remedying this with botox to get a brow lift, but the results were minimal at best and compounded the problem

I have long taken fairly youthful looks for granted. The past couple of years have been very stressful and taken their toll on me. I found myself looking run down and tired. I had a slight droop and the start of jowls. I am embarking on a new leg of my life, and I wanted to feel good about myself. My decision for a lower face and necklift were born of a desire to feel good about myself. I decided that while I was at it, why not get the nose of my dreams? I have fine features,