Dr. Hill and his team are outstanding. He listens to your concerns and has a great bedside manner. Candace is amazing at botox and fillers. I also have received many treatments from Alex at the Med Spa. BBL and hydrafacials. All have been fabulous with visible results.
Candace did amazing on my botox treatment, she walked me through everything she was doing and made me feel comfortable during my treatment. Dr.Hill and his staff are super friendly and welcoming, will definitely be back and recommend my friends to this practice.
Dr. Hill is an incredible physician who is compassionate, talented, and takes his time answering any questions. From the moment you walk into the office, you are welcomed and offered a beverage. The check in process is easy and there was hardly a wait. I felt super comfortable during my consultation and had a great healing process as well. I 100% recommend Dr. Hill. My experience is always top tier!
Dr. Hill did my fillers and botox. I couldn't be happier with the results! I look years younger. He's funny, personable and makes himself available to his patients. He has an injection nurse, Candace, who is wonderful as well. She's very gentle and listens to your concerns. I highly recommend both of them.
If I could give 10 stars I would. I am so happy with my results from my breast augmentation. I told Dr. Hill what I wanted he listened and explained the whole process, answered all my questions and he nailed it. So happy with my results. Whole process was easy and I couldn’t be happier. Highly recommend.
Dr. Hill is an amazing doctor, his attention to detail is great. He listens to your concerns and goes above and beyond. Highly recommend going to Joy at the LoneStar Medspa. She is very knowledgeable and has my skin looking fabulous. I am now on a great skin care routine. They offer the Halo treatment, Morpheus 8, skin pen aka microneedling and not to mention I love getting my Hydrafacials. I’ve had all 4 treatments, amazing experience. Will definitely be coming back. Everyone needs a little Joy in their lives.
Dr. Hill and his entire staff are fantastic! Very happy with my results. He is funny and very easy to talk to. Everyone that works in his office is friendly and helpful. He is very easy to get ahold of, and calls you both the night before and the night after your procedure. During my recovery, any question that I had was answered very quickly. I thought the whole process was super impressive. I would definitely return in the future, and would highly recommend!
I am thrilled with my rhinoplasty results from Dr. Hill as I post this 7 months after my procedure was performed. Dr. Hill has an excellent bedside manner and is very thorough in explaining what outcomes are achievable according to your genetics/facial structure, etc. I am so glad that I chose Dr. Hill for this procedure. He was so meticulous and detailed during my consultation I can only imagine what he is like in the operating room. I am also returning to Dr. Hill for a different procedure as I knew I could trust his advice on what surgical and non-surgical option would give me the best outcome. I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Hill and Lone Star Plastic Surgery. Lauren who helps you with the pricing and questions about the process is very thorough and just plain sweet- their staff is all so friendly and helpful. They truly care about you!
My experience with Dr. Hill and the staff at Lonestar Plastic Surgery was beyond comparison, and surpassed my expectations on every level. Dr. Hill is personable and extremely professional. He ensures that you both are on the same page throughout the entire process. From my first consultation, I knew that he and his staff were one of a kind. I was never nervous about my unique situation because they ensured I was comfortable with, and understood each step we were taking. I highly recommend Dr. Hill for all of your plastic surgery and cosmetic needs.
Dr. Hill is assiduous and incredible. His pre op consultations were perfectly informative with clear expectations. He paid attention to my needs/wants and was incredibly communicative via email and phone as I considered the procedure. I felt like family from day 1. Carrie, his right hand, was dynamic and enchanting, as well. She was very knowledgeable and met me where I was at, through my thought process. I introduced the dynamic duo of Dr Hill and Carrie, to my wife, who immediately echoed my sentiments. My procedure was carried out promptly and they coordinated all the details. All I had to do was show up and depart from the facility. Dr. Hill called me the night before the procedure to let me know “he was thinking about me”. Just plain marvelous. I have been following their instructions to the letter and am on day 6 of post op with sublime results. It is important to mention that I conferred with several other providers where I either felt like a serial number, was given a very generic talk track or given the “sure we can see you for an evaluation in 234 months with a deposit today over the phone and the credit card number is ?... (being facetious but you get the drift if you have made any calls, yet) The bottom line is that this has been a sublime experience. Dr. Hill and Carrie have changed my life and I will extol them at every given chance.
Answer from Dr. Sean Hill, Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon at Lone Star Plastic Surgery in Frisco, TX: Thank you for your thoughtful question and for sharing your photos — they provide valuable insight into your anatomy and concerns. Based on your images, you appear to have significant breast skin laxity and low nipple position (nipple apposition to the lower breast pole) — both of which are very common with aging, gravity, and prior volume loss. In cases like yours, implants alone will not provide an ideal result, as they cannot reposition the nipple or adequately tighten the skin. To achieve a natural, youthful, and lifted appearance, a breast lift (mastopexy) is strongly recommended — often in combination with an implant if additional volume or upper pole fullness is desired. The lift will: • Elevate the nipple to a more youthful position • Remove excess skin and reshape the breast • Improve overall symmetry and contour Implants alone in this scenario would likely exacerbate the sagging and lead to a bottom-heavy or unnatural appearance over time. A combined lift and augmentation can restore both shape and volume in a balanced, elegant way. At Lone Star Plastic Surgery, I frequently work with women in their 50s, 60s, and beyond who want to restore their figure while maintaining a natural and age-appropriate result. The most important step is a consultation where we can discuss your goals, assess your tissue quality, and create a custom plan. And as always, make sure your surgeon is board-certified and highly experienced in lift-augmentation procedures, to ensure both beautiful and long-lasting results. Warmly,Dr. Sean HillBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonLone Star Plastic Surgery – Frisco, TX
Answer from Dr. Sean Hill, Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon at Lone Star Plastic Surgery in Frisco, TX: Thank you for your question — and for sharing your photos, which give a helpful view of your anatomy and concerns. After pregnancy and breastfeeding, it’s very common to experience skin laxity, loss of upper pole fullness, and a drop in nipple position, all of which can impact breast shape and projection. Based on your photos, you have a moderate degree of skin laxity, and your nipple sits slightly below the ideal position — which suggests that a breast lift (mastopexy) may be recommended to achieve the best result. Here’s a quick breakdown: • Implants alone can restore volume and improve fullness, but in cases with significant laxity, they may not lift the breast enough on their own — and could even make sagging more noticeable over time. • A lift with implants would allow us to reposition the nipple, tighten the skin, and restore fullness, especially in the upper pole — giving you a perkier, more youthful contour. At Lone Star Plastic Surgery, I always tailor the approach to your goals and anatomy. Some patients want the most natural shape possible, while others prefer more volume and upper pole fullness — and those details help guide the best surgical plan. A consultation is the next step to measure breast position and discuss your desired look. Whatever you decide, make sure you’re working with a board-certified plastic surgeon who performs these procedures regularly and can offer an honest assessment of what will give you the best, most long-lasting outcome. Warmly,Dr. Sean HillBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonLone Star Plastic Surgery – Frisco, TX
Answer from Dr. Sean Hill, Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon at Lone Star Plastic Surgery in Frisco, TX: Thank you for your question and for including photos — they’re incredibly helpful in evaluating your current results and concerns. First, I want to say your results look very good overall, especially in upright positions. That said, I can understand your concern about the asymmetry and the implant shifting when lying down — particularly if it feels unnatural or uncomfortable. In patients with a history of significant weight loss, the soft tissue support around the implant can sometimes weaken over time. What you’re describing sounds like possible lateral implant displacement, where the implant migrates too far outward on the chest wall — something that can become more apparent in thinner patients or after tissue changes. If this bothers you or is progressing, you may benefit from a revision surgery with internal support, such as the placement of surgical mesh (internal bra). Mesh can help reinforce the implant pocket, reposition the implant to a more ideal location, and prevent it from shifting — especially when lying down or over time. At Lone Star Plastic Surgery, I frequently see patients seeking revisions after weight loss or implant-related issues, and the goal is always to restore both aesthetic balance and long-term stability. A full in-person evaluation is the best next step to confirm if mesh is appropriate and to review your implant positioning, capsule integrity, and tissue support. And as always, be sure your surgeon is board-certified and experienced in revision breast surgery for the safest, most effective outcome. Warmly,Dr. Sean HillBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonLone Star Plastic Surgery – Frisco, TX
Answer from Dr. Sean Hill, Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon at Lone Star Plastic Surgery in Frisco, TX: Thank you for your question and for sharing your photos — they’re very helpful in understanding your concern. At 8 years post-rhinoplasty, the healing process is long complete, so when patients notice a “new bump” this far out, it’s often something that’s been present but has become more noticeable over time. Based on your photos, it looks like the area in question may be a cartilage tip graft — a common structure placed during surgery to shape and support the nasal tip. These grafts can become more visible over the years, especially if: • The skin has thinned, which can happen naturally with age • There’s been minor trauma or pressure to the nose • There’s a gradual shift or resorption of surrounding tissue, making the graft more prominent If the bump is firm and doesn’t move, and you can feel its outline clearly, it’s very likely the underlying cartilage graft and not a new growth or swelling. That said, if it’s bothering you aesthetically or feels uncomfortable, revision rhinoplasty or minor contouring may be an option. At Lone Star Plastic Surgery, I see many patients for secondary rhinoplasty and always recommend a conservative, personalized approach — especially when tip grafts are involved. And if you’re seeking further treatment, be sure to consult with a board-certified surgeon who is also a member of The Rhinoplasty Society, as these cases require advanced experience and a nuanced understanding of nasal anatomy. Warmly,Dr. Sean HillBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonLone Star Plastic Surgery – Frisco, TX
Answer from Dr. Sean Hill, Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon at Lone Star Plastic Surgery in Frisco, TX: Great question — and one that comes up often from patients considering surgery to improve breathing. Septoplasty is a procedure designed to straighten a deviated septum, the internal wall between the two sides of your nose. The primary goal is to improve airflow and correct functional issues — not to change the external appearance of the nose. In most cases, a septoplasty alone does not noticeably alter how your nose looks from the outside. However, there are exceptions. If your septal deviation is severe or involves the bridge or tip, or if there’s structural collapse, then correcting the septum may cause subtle changes in nasal shape or alignment. This is especially true if cartilage is removed or repositioned in a way that affects support. If you’re also concerned about the appearance of your nose, you might consider combining septoplasty with cosmetic rhinoplasty — a common and safe approach when done by an experienced surgeon. At Lone Star Plastic Surgery, I evaluate both form and function together, so you can breathe better and feel more confident in your appearance — whether that means septoplasty alone or in combination with other refinements. And as always, choose a board-certified plastic surgeon or ENT specialist, preferably a member of The Rhinoplasty Society, to ensure you’re receiving care from someone with advanced training in both the aesthetic and functional aspects of nasal surgery. Warmly,Dr. Sean HillBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonLone Star Plastic Surgery – Frisco, TX