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Many of my Houston lower eyelid surgery patients are concerned that addressing the bags under the eyes will create another problem of hollowed-out appearance of the eyes.

When performing lower eyelid surgery or lower blepharoplasty, it is important as a surgeon to know how much fat needs to be removed. This…

Many of my Houston revision rhinoplasty patients and revision ethnic rhinoplasty patients have thick nasal tip skin and desire a more refined nasal tip and narrower nose.

With revision rhinoplasty, the tip in a normal thickness skin patient is difficult to refine, let alone one with thick skin. Cartilage…

Many of my Houston facelift patients have an aging midface and deep smile lines with droopy cheeks. A frequent question is whether their smile lines will improve with a facelift and what will happen to their midface.

Each type of facelift accomplishes different things. A deep plane facelift will release the zygomaticofacial…

Many of my Houston ethnic rhinoplasty patients present with thick nasal tip skin and want a smaller more refined nasal tip. African American rhinoplasty or Asian…

Many of my Houston rhinoplasty patients are concerned about assuring they have a natural result after their rhinoplasty. When I ask my rhinoplasty patients at 6 weeks postop what people are saying about their nose, they most often say, "Nobody notices!". That is the key to having a succesful rhinoplasty. Even though it…

Many of my Houston eyelid surgery patients who come in for lower eyelid bags may also have upper eyelid hooding or excess skin of the upper eyelid. Some patients may not consider having both upper and…

Many of my Houston facelift patients ask whether they are too young to have a facelift when they start noticing jowling. Everyone ages differently depending on ethnicity, skin thickness, facial contour, and environmental exposure. Jowls are one of the first signs patients may start to see in their late 30's. There are many non-surgical options to address jowls such as…

Many of my Houston rhinoplasty patients will ask if rhinoplasty will change their smile. While rhinoplasty will change the shape of your nose, it should not change your smile. However, initially, due to swelling and healing, the upper lip will feel stiff and not move up as much during the first several weeks of healing. This will resolve and return to normal. I usually…