MDSkin Lounge - Old Town

4821 N Scottsdale Rd., Ste. 103, Scottsdale, Arizona

MDSkin Lounge - Old Town

4821 N Scottsdale Rd., Ste. 103, Scottsdale, Arizona
Phone: (480) 685-5842
Phone: (480) 685-5842

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mon8:00am - 6:00pm
tue8:00am - 6:00pm
wed8:00am - 6:00pm
thu8:00am - 6:00pm
fri8:00am - 6:00pm
sat9:00am - 2:00pm

Doctors

Bryan Gawley, MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Dr. Gawley is an accomplished and sought after plastic surgeon in the Phoenix Valley. He specializes in full facial rejuvenation with natural results, as well as cosmetic surgery of the breast and body. He is passioned about offering patients his signature blend of the latest in cutting edge technology and personalized patient-oriented care.


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careymarkoSeptember 24, 2023
Wonderful as always - she is an aesthetician, that listens & cares

Kim is Wonderful! I look forward to seeing her every month, catching up, getting the best treatment for my skin & setting a plan for our time between visits. She is Aesthetician, that listens & cares. That shows in her professionalism and care for her clients. Always, Carey

BreWilliams0416September 7, 2023
Great Esthetician

Vanessa always does the best job! Since being a member at MdSkin for over two years now, she has been my favorite esthetician that I’ve seen. Been going to her for over a year now. Very happy and I’ll definitely continue being a member!

Affectionate473292July 24, 2023
Office review - really takes the time to address any concerns

I highly recommend Vanessa! I go at least once a month. She really takes the time to address any concerns and listens to her clients. I had told her about other facials I’ve had that left my face feeling sticky. She chose the perfect combination of products for my skin.

KlatkaApril 27, 2023
Over and above - the results are subtle yet profound

The entire experience at Gawley Plastic Surgery was exceptional. The facility is not only beautiful and comfortable - the surgical facility is state of the art and spotless. The staff, Dr. Gawley and anesthesiologist Dr. St Peter are caring and professional. I had a face lift and there are NO visible signs of scars. The results are shuttle yet profound. Love, love , love my results and...

lauwat73March 13, 2023
Couldn’t be happier with the results of this procedure

I went to Dr. Gawley a few years ago for breast implants and he did an amazing job! So when I wanted to have an upper blepharoplasty, I returned to his office. I couldn’t be happier with the results of that procedure. Dr. Gawley, his surgical team, and staff are all so helpful in answering questions. I wouldn’t go anywhere else!


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18 Q&A

Q: Age 49 & concerned about jowls & stringy neck - mini, midi or full face lift? (Photos)
Answered by Dr. GawleyMarch 14, 2023

A: Based on the photos submitted, ideally I’d recommend a facelift/neck lift with facial fat grafting. You may also benefit from an endoscopic midface lift as well, or this can be done separately. This plan will give you the most natural and comprehensive approach to address you jowls, neck contour as well as your cheek shape and lift

Q: Why is it taboo to get a face lift under 40? If there is skin to lift, why not?
Answered by Dr. GawleyMarch 14, 2023

A: A facelift in a younger patient isn’t taboo, as much as it is typically not needed in younger patients who don’t have the skin excess to warrant the surgical recovery and scars (although hidden). Still, in patients that have enough skin laxity/excess which can be genetic, or related to weight loss, a facelift is definitely an option on a younger patient. I think that it is somewhat taboo, simply because traditionally most facelift surgeons would tell a patient to wait or seek non-surgical options first.

Q: How can I lift my jowls?
Answered by Dr. GawleyMarch 14, 2023

A: Jowls are a normal and often have a genetic component of most faces that in time drop and lead to poor neck and jaw-line contours. Facelift and fat transfer can improve jowling in most patients. An endoscopic midface lift can sometimes improve jowls, but mostly improves the cheek and lower eyelid areas. Other than facelift, you may consider facial injectables like Volux to improve and reshape the jawline and chin. PDO threads may help as well. In our practice we offer a minimally invasive option for jowl call face-tyte.

Q: Is it time for a facelift? (Photo)
Answered by Dr. GawleyMarch 14, 2023

A: Based on your age and your photos I would not recommend a standard facelift yet, as you don’t have enough lower face and neck laxity to warrant the incisions and scars. However I do believe that you should consider other nonsurgical options to better volumize and restore youthful facial shape. Your photos show a more “square” facial shape with some jowling. Any surgical or non-surgical plan should focus on ways to achieve a natural ovoid or heart-shaped youthful facial contour and to stimulate collagen and naturally lift. I would consider Dermal fillers, sculptra, or facial fat grafting to restore facial volume and shape focused on adding volume to your outer cheeks/temples as well as your central chin to reduce the “square” appearance. Although its difficult to see on your straight photograph, you likely would benefit from jawline filler to help improve your jowls. PDO threads, Morpheus8, or ultherapy could also be useful to tighten skin and lift without surgery. Finally, if you were interested in a more permanent options I would consider and endoscopic midface lift with facial fat grafting(pony-tail lift).

Q: Why do most before and after photos of facelifts not show improvement of marionette lines?
Answered by Dr. GawleyMarch 14, 2023

A: You are absolutely correct in noticing that the majority of facelift results don’t really show much improvement in the marionette lines because facelifts generally don’t affect much change in this area. A standard SMAS facelift will significantly improve the neck/jawline and show some improvement in the cheeks and midface depending on different techniques used such as fat grafting, midface lift, or high smas lift. Still, the deeper marionette lines you are referring to are present both because that is the normal insertion of the smile muscles and because there are ligament attachments in this area that are not released during most facelifts. Some Deep plane facelifts and midface lift techniques as well as standard facelift techniques that more aggressively release some of the more “central” ligamentous may better soften these lines, but they will never completely go away as they are part of your natural facial shape and smile/animation. I will treat these lines with a combination of dermal fillers, facial fat grafting and a midface lift, but still tell patients that they will not completely go away with any technique.