Before & After Gallery

The patient is a woman in her mid 60’s with a history of previous facelift and fillers.  She had neck lift with scar release and platysmaplasty, as well as chin implant and brow lift.

The patient is a young woman who had external valve collapse (her nostrils could not support strong inspiration) as well as a dorsal hump.  She had a rhinoplasty with septum harvested for cartilage grafts to support the tip and nostrils like  a tripod.  She had improved breathing with a structurally

The patient is a woman in her early 50’s who was dissatisfied with her breathing as well as nose shape and deviation.  She has improvement with a septorhinoplasty and cartilage grafting.

The patient is a woman in her 50’s who had an open nasal fracture in a motor vehicle accident.  She has an open rhinoplasty with septoplasty to smooth her dorsum as well as reshape her nasal top.

The  patient is a woman in her mid 50’s who has more excess skin and is a better candidate for a full abdominoplasty. This requires a scar around the umbilicus, but allows greater tightening of skin above the umbilicus.  Photo is at 6 weeks post op and scars will fade

The patient is a woman in her late 50’s who had bilateral breast implant contractures.  She had bilateral capsulectomy with exchange for silicone implants and mesh support.

The patient is a woman in her early 60’s who was dissatisfied with her nose.  She has improvement with septorhinoplasty.

The patient is a woman in her mid 20’s who is dissatisfied with her post pregnancy volume loss.  She has improvement with a minimally cohesive full profile implant 365 cc volume.

The patient is a woman in her early 20’s who was dissatisfied with her breasts.  She had a mastopexy with volume reduction as requested.

The patient is a woman in her mid 30’s who was dissatisfied with her breast ptosis (droop) and asymmetry.  She has improvement with a circumvertical mastopexy.  An incision along the inframamammary fold was not required as her skin excess was mostly vertical and not horizontal.