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Contact UsAs the rates of travel for cosmetic surgery procedures increase, so do the misconceptions that Korean plastic surgery is best performed abroad. But that’s not always the case.
Continue ReadingRevision rhinoplasty is one of the most technically challenging surgeries performed in the field of facial plastic surgery. Altered anatomy and scar tissue are only a couple of issues a revision rhinoplasty specialist will have to address. One of the more frequent concerns patients who are inquiring about revision rhinoplasty is for correction of a … Continue reading Challenges in Revision Rhinoplasty | tip asymmetry
Continue ReadingA look in any of todays beauty magazine and it may seem that every model has full and prominent cheeks. Well having more defined cheeks, has been considered aesthetically more appealing for years. Fullness to the mid-facial region, gives the allure of youth. As we age, specific anatomic changes occur in the middle of the … Continue reading Non-surgical Cheek augmentation | New York | Radiesse
Continue ReadingTraditional female facial aesthetics classically describe the lower portion of the face as an oval appearance, with gradual tapering of the a jawline inward.
Continue ReadingAlmost every perspective patient inquiring about asian eyelid surgery in New York, or double eyelid surgery, has concerns regarding healing time. Appropriately so, since many of my patients have highly demanding professions in the New York City metropolitan area.
Continue ReadingAugmentation rhinoplasty is a term used to described nasal surgery in which the shape of the nose is increased. Although many of the patients undergoing augmentation rhinoplasty are non-Caucasian this type of surgery is performed on patients of all ethnicities.
Continue ReadingOne of the most common changes Asians are seeking is the shape of the nose. The majority of Asian rhinoplasty is to increase the height of the bridge and tip of the nose (also called augmentationrhinoplasty).
Continue ReadingThe epicanthal fold is present during early infancy in all ethnic groups. However in most ethnic groups as the face grows this fold becomes less apparent. In adulthood, the epicanthal fold is a unique feature to the Asian eye.
Continue ReadingAsian double eyelid surgery in NYC is one of the most common cosmetic procedures performed on patients of east Asian decent. This procedure is done to create an upper eyelid crease. Approximately 50% of east asians, are born without a supratarsal fold (aka double eyelid crease).
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