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Roger A. Dailey, MD, FACS

Oculoplastic Surgeon, Board Certified in Ophthalmology

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Worth It8 months Post-Op
43 Male Upper/lowers and Very Pleased
I struggled with the decision for years and am very happy I went through with the surgery. Given impact on field of view, insurance covered the upper lids. I elected to have the lower lids done at the same time. Dr. Dailey and his team were great throughout the entire process - helpful consultation, responsive to questions, and excellent post operative care. I would highly recommend him.
Worth It
41 Year Old with Heavy Eyelids, Tired Looking - Portland, OR
I underwent an upper lid blepharoplasty with skin laser resurfacing. The process was seamless. Dr. Dailey and his staff made me feel comfortable, explained the procedure in depth and was always available for questions. I am very pleased with the results and plan to have him do my lower lids and brow in the future. I could not recommend a more skilled surgeon.
My procedure is scheduled for tomorrow and I wanted to add photos and information now so that others might follow along with the surgery and recovery. Müllerectomy is (apparently) done from beneath the eyelid. I have been putting off the surgery for a few years. I am now 62 (soon to be 63) and this issue came up at least 5 years ago. My surgeon has been patient with me in my hesitancy to move forward. I am photographed a fair amount (because of my profession) and over the years
Worth It
Lower Lid Blepharoplasty - Portland, OR
Dr. Dailey and his team are incredible. During my consultation he took my concerns seriously and immediately put me at ease, so I decided to go with him for my surgery. Weeks prior to surgery I was pretty nervous, but as soon as I was being prepared for surgery Dr. Dailey, the anesthesiologist and the rest of the staff were so comforting that I wasn't nervous in the least, I felt that I was in good capable hands. I am very happy with my results and am glad I chose Dr. Dailey
Horrible
Stay away. Doctor Dailey also claimed, like another patient on here, that my undereye filler was not uneven but it clearly was and he tried to make me out to look like a fool after spending a huge chunk of money he should have known to inject the filler deeper. I have to now get the filler dissolved and refilled with another doctor deeper into my skin so it doesn't look swollen and green and inflamed like it does now. What a hassle and waste of time.
Not Worth It2 months Post-Op
Vitrase Dissolved Cheek Tissue - Portland, OR
I was overfilled with Restylane under the eyes and went to another doctor -- Dr. Dailey -- to have it removed with Vitrase. I specifically asked him if there was any chance that the Vitrase would permanently dissolve my own tissue. He was emphatic in saying no. So I agreed to have him inject the Vitrase. In the first month, some of the filler dissolved and some did not... More horribly, tissue in my cheek -- well below where the filler went, but where the Vitrase poured into