This pleasant patient developed a right facial paralysis in conjunction with parotid tumor. After successful removal of the patient's parotid tumor he underwent a facial reanimation procedure which included a direct brow lift, correction of lagophthalmos with a gold weight, and minimally invasive temporalis tendon transfer to restore his ability to smile. This is his 3-week postoperative photo. The patient ultimately regained the ability to close his eye and later underwent removal of his gold weight.
This pleasant woman developed a facial paralysis after a neurosurgical procedure. Over time, her droopy brow was affecting her ability to see. To correct this she underwent a direct brow lift and her visual obstruction resolved. This is her 3-month postoperative photo. No revision surgery was required.
This very pleasant woman underwent fat transfer to her tear trough region as well as lower eyelid surgery to address lower eyelid "bags" and excess skin.
This pleasant patient underwent Mohs surgery for removal of a basal cell carcinoma skin cancer involving his nasal sidewall. He underwent reconstruction with an advancement flap. This is his 3 week postoperative photo.
This pleasant patient underwent Mohs surgery for removal of a basal cell carcinoma skin cancer involving her right nasal tip. She subsequently underwent a two-staged reconstruction of her nose with a paramedian forehead flap. This is her 5-month postoperative photo.
