Your lashes. Only Better.

Full, voluminous eyelashes have long been one of the trademarks of true beauty. Scientifically formulated by Dr. Susan F. Lin, MD Lash Factor™ is the natural way to give your own lashes a glamorous tranformation.

 

Short Scar Facelift

Do "lunch time lifts" really work? The answer is "it depends". There are plenty of gimmicks aimed at those of us who have a low tolerance for recovery time, but what about long term results? A better question might be, "Is there a facial rejuvenation procedure that is minimally invasive, yet maximally effective?" The answer is "yes". The beauty of the short scar facelift is the recovery/results ratio. The significant improvements gained with relatively short downtime make this one of our most popular procedures. Some patients can undergo the short scar facelift using only local anesthetic. Busy professionals who desired to recapture a fresh, youthful appearance have been thrilled with their results.

 

Mommy's makeover

As a mom, you understand that sacrifice comes with the territory. However, having children does not have to cost you your appearance. Pregnancy and breast feeding can take their toll on a woman's body leaving residual skin and fat around the tummy and sagging breasts. A "mom's makeover" is one of the most satisfying combination procedures for our patients who want their pre-pregnancy figures restored-or improved. It involves a tummy tuck with removes excess skin, flattens the abdomen and cinches the waist. Breast enhancement can include breast augmentation, a breast lift, or both. Post operative healing is consolidated and the results are remarkable.

 

Facial Enhancement Imaging

A picture is worth a thousand words and computer imaging is an efficient way to help patients decide whether the likely result is worth the cost and discomfort of surgery. There is usually more than one reasonable aesthetic goal to be considered with most operations. Alternative proposals can be imaged and evaluated by the surgeon and the patient together giving the patient significant input into the final outcome. Gone are the days of the doctor just saying, 'Trust me I know what looks good.'