Should I have a forehead lift or upper eyelid surgery?
Overview
Facial cosmetic surgery can do wonders in enhancing your appearance and confidence, giving you a brighter and more youthful appearance. Since a forehead lift and upper eyelid surgery can both lead to an alert and refreshed look around the eyes, you may wonder if either a forehead lift or an eyelid surgery is best for you. There are general indications for each procedure, and other times there may be indication you’ll benefit from both; but in short, the answer can only be determined through a private consultation and examination with your specialized cosmetic surgeon.
Indications
A forehead lift is also known as a browlift or eyebrow lift, and it helps many to achieve more youthful features by smoothing creases, reducing frown lines, and elevating the brow line to its appropriate position. The small incision forehead lift, as practiced by Dr. Steinsapir, has revolutionized the way we approach forehead lifts and the results achieved. A couple decades ago the “open forehead lift” was standard but offered less natural results, often a harsher look, and a lengthy recovery period; whereas today the endoscopic or “small incision” or “closed” forehead lift is regarded as one of the most important cosmetic surgeries.
In some cases, a forehead lift may be performed in combination with upper eyelid surgery, which is also called a “lidlift.” Combination surgery is not just for a more comprehensive improvement. Combination surgery is often performed to optimize the overall cosmetic appearance. This avoids having to push a single approach to the point where the results are less than ideal or natural.
Once upper eyelid surgery is commonly indicated when there is excess fat deposits and loose skin crowding around the eyes, weighing them down and creating a tired or drooping appearance. Now upper eyelid surgery is also used to correct small amounts of eyelid ptosis, strengthen the support for the eyelashes to address lash ptosis. The goal is preservation of upper eyelid volume with the retention of the upper eyelid fold. Skeletonization of the upper eyelid is still too common an outcome of upper eyelid surgery and Dr. Steinsapir advocates for the preservation of upper eyelid structure to avoid a surgical look.
An Individualized Approach
Both a heavy brow and forehead concerns, as well as this extra tissue around the eyes can detract from your appearance, it’s a very good question to ask whether you might benefit from a forehead lift or lidlift. The right approach for you will depend on the root cause of your concern, which an experienced oculofacial surgeon can help you determine. The importance of this individual consultation and physical examination is paramount, as a successful surgery with natural results comes from having a plan that is specifically designed for you.
Please call us today to schedule a no-risk consultation with Dr. Steinsapir, who is an international leader in minimally invasive cosmetic facial procedures–including the forehead lift, facelift, and eyelid surgery–with particular attention to how the entire face interacts with the eyes, our most expressive feature. By consulting with the best, you’ll receive answers and finally achieve the look you desire.
About Dr. Steinsapir
Dr. Steinsapir is a board certified eye surgeon and fellowship-trained in oculoplastic surgery and cosmetic surgery in Los Angeles where he specializes in balanced facial cosmetic surgery for natural results, with an emphasis on minimally invasive techniques, fast recovery time, and leadership in medical technology. Dr. Steinsapir has a private practice and also serves as an Associate Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology at the Jules Stein Eye Institute, at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. Contact us today to learn how Dr. Steinsapir’s experience and training make him an expert in cosmetic surgery, which can be a vital part of your evidence-based treatment plan.
Services described may be “off-label” and lack FDA approval. This article is informational and does not constitute an advertisement for off-label treatment. No services should be provided without a good faith examination by a licensed physician or surgeon and an informed consent with a discussion of risks, benefits, alternatives, and the likelihood of treatment success. Only you and your treating physician or surgeon can determine if a treatment is right for you.
Invisible Eyelid Surgery―Be Careful What You Look For
Throughout Los Angeles and Beverly Hills there is a buzz about a “new and innovative” procedure that promises eyelid surgery without scarring. The promise of no scars following surgery sounds appealing; who doesn’t want to walk away from surgery with all the benefits of a refreshed look without the evidence of surgery? But as the old adage goes, “if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.”
How does invisible eyelid surgery work?
According to the doctor who “invented” this procedure, invisible eyelid surgery involves both “subconjunctival blepharoplasty” (usually called transconjunctival blepharoplasty) and a simultaneous “advanced” laser treatment performed by a dermatologist. Using a micro-fractional CO2 resurfacing laser to treat lower eyelid skin by “tightening” the area following removal of fat through an incision made on the inside of the lower lid (transconjunctival incision), this procedure touts a younger and refreshed appearance of both the upper and lower lids without cutting surgery. And all this has a recovery period of about a week and no one will be able to see any evidence that you’ve had surgery! Now that sounds too good to be true.
Why the skepticism?
When you break down the idea of “invisible eyelid surgery” into its basic parts, all you’re really left with is lower eyelid blepharoplasty and CO2 resurfacing; two procedures that have been offered by cosmetic and oculoplastic surgeons for years. Invisible eyelid surgery isn’t a new idea as the advertising physician would have you believe. It’s simply two existing procedures packaged together and given a brand new name! No surprise this is often how “new” things are invented in Beverly Hills all the time.
The risks of transconjunctival blepharoplasty
The idea behind the transconjunctival blepharoplasty is to remove the lower eyelid fat pads to eliminate puffiness around the lower lid that makes you look tired and aged. But transconjunctival blepharoplasty is not without some serious risks that, if performed without skill or experience can result in permanent damage. This approach of permanently removing eyelid fat is an old approach to lower eyelid surgery. It can be effective for a small number of people. The more current approach is preservation of this fat using a procedure called an arcus marginalis release. Simply throwing away the fat can cause a hollow lower eyelid.
The risks of CO2 laser resurfacing
Deep CO2 laser resurfacing has fallen out of fashion because of the negative experience many have had healing from these treatments. There is a very real risk that your skin will suffer from permanent depigmentation, and that the scarring caused by such treatments will likely affect the texture of your face. This is because the treatment depth needed to improve deep facial lines makes post laser resurfacing scars, particularly skin texture changes, relatively common. In fact these types of skin texture changes and skin depigmentation are so common that many surgeons think that this is the expected outcome of the service!
Micro fractional C02 laser is an effort to reduce this damage. These treatments do provide freshening of the skin but generally are not powerful enough to reduce lower eyelid lines. Chemcial peels, although they require much more training than a laser treatment are still the preferred methods. In some cases, the chemical peel was all that was needed for the lower eyelid contour to be much smoother even without lower eyelid surgery!
What kind of eyelid surgery will work for me?
Dr. Steinsapir says this a lot, so it should come as no surprise: the best lower eyelid surgery is customized for the individual and designed to meet his or her particular features, goals, and medical needs. This means that the lower eyelid surgery ideal for one person may be a specialized type of blepharoplasty while for another it may be a midface lift designed to correct tissue descent and return it to its proper anatomical location in the lower eye area. Once you and your oculoplastic surgeon determine the best procedure, together, you and your surgeon must customize it even further to fit your features and obtain natural results. Dr. Steinsapir observes: “people don’t do well with a one size fits all, cookie cutter approach.”
About Dr. Steinsapir
Dr. Steinsapir is a board certified eye surgeon and fellowship-trained in oculoplastic surgery and cosmetic surgery in Los Angeles where he specializes in balanced facial cosmetic surgery for natural results, with an emphasis on minimally invasive techniques, fast recovery time, and leadership in medical technology. Dr. Steinsapir has a private practice and also serves as an Associate Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology at the Jules Stein Eye Institute, at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. Contact us today to learn how Dr. Steinsapir’s experience and training make him an expert in cosmetic surgery, which can be a vital part of your evidence-based treatment plan.
Services described may be “off-label” and lack FDA approval. This article is informational and does not constitute an advertisement for off-label treatment. No services should be provided without a good faith examination by a licensed physician and an informed consent with a discussion of risks, benefits, alternatives, and the likelihood of treatment success. Only you and your treating physician or surgeon can determine if a treatment is right for you.
What is the best upper eyelid surgery?
The best upper eyelid surgery is carefully designed for your specific set of eyes and even takes into account differences between each of your eyes. A well-performed surgery can accomplish many goals, including the removal of excess fatty tissue and loose eyelid skin that may make the eye appear droopy, small, or tired. This can also increase peripheral vision and improve the eyelid crease through redefinition. We often see related problems develop with age, so correcting them can give the face a renewed appearance associated with youth.
Upper eyelid surgery before and after photo
The Importance of Care: Never Be Too Careful!
The best eyelid surgery is always performed conservatively, as an over-aggressive treatment can cause a “surgical look,” which is often marked by no fold and a high sulcus. What does conservative eyelid surgery mean? Your doctor strives for natural results that fit your facial features and emphasize your qualities. The best eyelid surgeon also strives to preserve as much of your natural muscle and tissue as possible. This has many benefits, including:
- It adds to the naturalness of your results.
- It reduces the already-small risk of complications.
- It makes revisional eyelid surgery a more straightforward and successful process should you for any reason wish for further treatment in the future.
- It makes your healing process as swift as possible.
Carefully planned eyelid surgery is not a simple matter of removing skin, muscle, and fat without discretion; it is an art form that must preserve your eyelid function as well as natural characteristics, while enhancing the contour, shape, and facial balance.
Surgery Designed for Your Own Eyes
To obtain the best results, do not seek an assembly-line type of procedure where you seek the identical treatment someone else received, because optimal results are always customized for you. This means that your ideal surgery will be planned meticulously by an oculoplastic surgeon with years of experience, prestigious education and fellowship, and proven results. Types of eyelid surgery include blepharoplasty, canthoplasty, double eyelid surgery, and other very specialized types of cosmetic eyelid surgery for which you may be a candidate.
Choosing the Best Surgeon
Learn everything you can about your potential eye cosmetic surgeon’s background, including education, credentials, fellowship training, professorships, leadership and teaching, practice, and research experience. Also be sure to assess how comfortable you are with your surgeon, taking into account how confident you are in his or her abilities, how easily you can openly and honestly converse, whether what your doctor says make sense to you, and even whether you simply get along. Look carefully at the surgeon’s before and after eyelid surgery photos, keeping in mind that these are the examples of the physician’s best work. Make certain that you choose a specialist who has treated a wide variety of eyelid concerns with an emphasis on minimally invasive surgery for natural and safe results.
Now Consult with the Best
Dr. Steinsapir is an international leader in diverse cosmetic eyelid surgeries customized for each person’s unique eyes. With great experience in cosmetic eyelid surgery, reconstructive eyelid surgery, Asian eyelid surgery, corrective eyelid surgery, and other specialized eyelid and facial needs, Dr. Steinsapir can help you achieve the balanced results you desire. Please contact us today to find out how upper eyelid surgery with Dr. Steinsapir in Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, and UCLA can make the difference you are looking for.
What is the difference between canthoplasty and canthopexy?
For those seeking improvement of the overall face, and more specifically their eyes, don’t neglect the significance of the canthus or canthal angle. The inner and outer canthal angles are the corner of the eyes, and problems with the canthus can lead to a number of aesthetic concerns, like baggy eyelids, drooping eyelids, and eyelid asymmetry. Effective treatment of the canthus can help you to look brighter, younger, and more open to social interactions.
Treatment Options for the Canthal Angle
There are different approaches to correcting problems with the canthus, and the treatment you get should be individualized for your needs. Only a highly skilled surgeon who specializes in oculofacial plastic surgery and has the technical skill and artistic eye should perform this procedure, as the revisions must be made with precise control of the contour’s shape and position.
Canthopexy Basics
The canthopexy is a shortcut procedure in which a supportive suture is used to cinch the lower eyelid, reinforcing the eyelid’s position. There are also more elaborate ways to accomplish this such as with a coronocanthopexy. The aim here is to tighten the outer corner of the eyelid (more technically called the lateral canthal tendon) without actually taking it apart surgically. The problem with these procedures is that they do not provide the posterior vector of support that is needed to correct many lower eyelid issues.
Given the concerns with this procedure, why do some still use this shortcut? The main reason is that many surgeons who do cosmetic eyelid surgery are not fellowship trained in eyelid surgery. They actually lack the training and experience to perform this technical procedure.
Canthoplasty: Definitive Treatment for the Eyelid Corner
The canthoplasty, on the other hand, is the definitive procedure for reforming the outer corner of the eyelids. This procedure is often used as part of other eyelid surgeries and is a better option for tightening the lower eyelid. Here the lateral canthal angle is used as a point of entry to perform other procedures from behind the eyelid so that scarring is not visible, and the angle too is corrected surgically. At this time your doctor can precisely control how tight the eyelid will be as well as where the lateral canthal angle is positioned. A qualified eye plastic surgeon will be able to perform this procedure readily, while a generalist typically doesn’t possess the kind of specialized knowledge needed to create a symmetric, aesthetically pleasing outcome.
Correcting Prior Canthal Surgery
With the proliferation of surgeons attempting canthal surgery without the appropriate training, skill and experience, there is a recent epidemic of unsatisfactory results from these shortcut procedures. The good news is that virtually all of these can be improved with revisonal surgery by an experienced eyelid specialist like Dr. Steinsapir.
Seek Treatment with the Best
If you are seeking canthal surgery or would just like to learn more about whether it may be a good solution for your concerns, we invite you to a no-risk consultation with Dr. Steinsapir, a cosmetic eyelid surgeon in Los Angeles. Dr. Steinsapir is a caring physician who attended medical school at UCLA, trained in ophthalmology at The University of Chicago, then completed a two-year fellowship in orbital surgery at the UCLA’s renowned Jules Stein Eye Institute, where he also completed a one-year fellowship in oculofacial plastic surgery. Following this is also did a cosmetic surgery fellowship in Rancho Mirage. He is now a leader in the field of eyelid surgery, providing minimally invasive solutions with the goal of achieving a balanced, natural result. Please contact us today to learn more.
Fixing Canthal Surgery
When you have had a disappointing eyelid surgery experience, it can be challenging to trust a new doctor and make the decision to pursue revisional eyelid surgery. At the same time, it is difficult to live with unsatisfactory or disfiguring results. If you are considering having revisional lateral canthal surgery, here are a few items for you to think about before you make a final decision.
Before and After Midface Surgery with Canthoplasty
No surgery is without some risks. However doing your home work to research the best doctors who specializes in oculoplastic surgery, maintains a faculty appointment at a University Hospital, and actively writes and lectures other surgeons, it is more likely that you will get a satisfactory result compared to surgeons who dabble in eyelid surgery. There is always a risk that the outcome of surgery may be disappointing. Open communication, minimizes the risk of misunderstanding that can lead to disappointment. Dr. Steinsapir is a high trained eyelid plastic surgeon, a Clinical Associate Professor of Ophthalmology in the Division of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at the UCLA School of Medicine. He devotes a significant portion of his practice to addressing unsatisfactory surgery. Patients fly in to see him from all over the world and the country.
Then Benefits of Canthoplasty
The canthus refers to the inner and outer corners of the eyes. Canthoplasty and canthopexy are two surgeries that may be indicated for a number of eyelid concerns, including drooping and baggy eyelids. A canthoplasty can serve to tighten the lower eyelids and is frequently a part of other treatment plans. There are many benefits of canthoplasty, including access to perform procedures from behind the eyelid so that scarring is not visible. Your surgeon can control how much to tighten the canthal angle, as well as the best way to position it. Further, you can have your canthoplasty performed on an outpatient basis under light sedation, which is safer and enables faster recovery time. While a specialized eye plastic surgeon finds a canthoplasty well within his skill set and can make your results symmetrical, a non-specialist may struggle with this procedure.
How to Correct Your Canthoplasty Results
There is no doctor who can specialize in every medical procedure, no matter how great he or she is. That’s why when it comes to repairing your canthoplasty results, needing a new physician to help does not necessarily reflect poorly on your first physician. An experienced doctor can help you achieve better results after your initial surgery, and in many cases this may be your original surgeon. In other cases, you may wish to have an eyelid expert who specializes in fixing eyelid surgery examine you. If you make a hasty decision, you could end up making your concern worse, which is why it’s very important that you take the time to find a doctor who focuses his or her practice to helping situations like yours.
Most often, the surgeon who performs the revisions will need to control the eyelid shape with grafted material, then reconstruct the canthal angle through a carefully planned canthoplasty. Precise control in the position and shape of the contour here is the key to what will improve your appearance. Depending on your situation, other reconstructive steps may be indicated. The only way to know for sure is to ask questions at an individual consultation where your doctor will talk with you and give you an examination to determine your needs and the best approach. Many new patients are socked by the level of detail that characterize Dr. Steinsapir’s approach but this reflects his level of expertise and is the reason why he can often help situations that have frustrated the best efforts of well known or even world famous surgeons.
Consult with a Caring Expert: Dr. Steinsapir Can Help
If you have serious concerns about your canthal surgery results, you need to seek help. While you may need some more months of healing before revisional surgery is performed, it’s a good idea to get a consultation today to find out the best time to undergo corrections, if any are needed. In many cases you may just need more time to heal, in other cases your original surgeon can help you, and still at other times you may have a serious need for a new specialist.
As a highly trained and experienced oculoplastic surgeon in Los Angeles who emphasizes correctional eyelid surgery in his practices, Dr. Steinsapir frequently provides second opinions to those who are concerned about a prior surgery. He can give you advice regarding your best options, sometimes restoring your relationship with your original surgeon, and Dr. Steinsapir can perform revisional surgery in cases where your needs exceed the technical skills of your first doctor and corrections are needed. Please call us today for a no-risk consultation with Dr. Steinsapir to find out how expert care combined with genuine care for your situation can improve your results today.
Can surgery improve my dark circles?
There are a variety of means to address dark circles under the eyes, and surgery is often the best recommendation. Dr. Steinsapir is one of just a few physicians who make treatment of under eye hollows a major focus their practice. The best course of action always depends on a personal consultation and individualized treatment plan. Let us discuss a few possibilities here.
Dark Circle Surgery Before and After
Filler or Surgery?
In many cases, especially when the presence of dark circles under the eyes is pronounced, surgery may be advisable as the most beneficial option. However, Dr. Steinsapir understands that there are many people who need surgery but are too apprehensive to seek it – perhaps they had a negative prior experience and are emotionally traumatized, or they may not be prepared for surgery for other personal or financial reasons. In these cases, Dr. Steinsapir recognizes the importance of respecting emotional limits, and in order to help those who postpone treatment because they desire to avoid surgery, he developed the Deepfill Restylane method of correcting under-eye deficiencies.
Both fillers for under eyes and surgeries, such as the midface lift and arcus marginalis release, have been demonstrated to be safe and highly effective in treating under eye problems. Find a surgeon who specializes in the treatment of dark circles under eyes to see what he or she recommends. Your doctor should help you decide the best approach that is right for you. When you make your decision, remember that surgery is longer-lasting and may yield more powerful results, while under eye Restylane is a flexible, long-lasting but not permanent, and necessitates little-to-no recovery time, making it a great option for those whose personal or work situation may limit their ability to undergo surgery, as well as those who have a less pronounced need for dramatic treatment.
Whether you and your midface surgeon ultimately decide to opt for surgery, a filler, or no treatment, the key to a successful outcome will be planning an individual treatment and then performing it with skill and precision so that enough treatment is given without overdoing it, and so that the look is natural and suits your face.
How Surgery Helps
Surgery addresses lower eyelid contours that contribute to the dark circle. The effect is a less haggard appearance. While no surgery lasts forever, the effects of surgery last longer than the non-surgical treatments.
Find a facial cosmetic surgeon who specializes in midface and particularly under eye treatments who also has the training, experience, and great results to make him or her highly qualified. This is important because your surgeon will need to customize your surgery. When working in the midface areas, an assembly-line-style treatment approach is not a good idea. The key to a great outcome is careful planning and performance of the surgery to make it suit you on an individual basis.
One problem with the midface area that is frequently overlooked is the descent of the malar fat pad. This worsens the hollow under the eye, the midcheek groove, and even the nasolabial fold. You may interpret what you see as a simple hollowing around the eyes, but often this is truly an entire midface concern. A midface lift can address all of these areas to smooth out your features and restore the fullness associated with youth. Dr. Steinsapir helped pioneer the hand-carved ePTFE orbital rim implants in the midface lift, which greatly improves the area around the eyes.
There are different kinds of midface lifts, and the vertical midface lift can be a great way to lift the soft tissue in the cheek back into the lower eyelid where it belongs.
Another option may be the arcus marginalis release, which is suitable for people who have too much lower eyelid fat while also experiencing an under eye deficiency that creates a hollow. To address this, your surgeon may make a small incision behind the lower eyelid so that the scar is hidden, and then he or she surgically rotates the lower eyelid fat to place it over the orbital rim, filling the hollow naturally and relieving your eyelid of excess tissue. This is a comfortable surgery that should usually be performed under local anesthesia, followed by ten to twelve days of recovery time.
Finding the Best Cosmetic Surgeon
Dr. Steinsapir has had multiple fellowship trainings in both cosmetic surgery and eyelid plastic surgery, making him especially knowledgeable about how general facial treatments interact with specialized eye area treatments. As a specialized eyelid plastic surgeon, he is qualified to customize your treatment in this sensitive under eye area in ways that a generalist may not be able to. Dr. Steinsapir is attuned to your need to carefully decide whether a surgery or a filler is better for you, and he can help you make an informed decision. Contact us today to find out how a private consultation can help you plan a course of action that improves your physical appearance and meets your needs.
Is Mesotherapy Good For Lower Eyelid Bags?
Two common problems in the undereye area are the absence of fat and the presence of excessive fat. Too little fat gives the eyes a hollow, sunken appearance, while too much fat makes them look puffy and swollen. Because the appearance of the eyes makes a big difference in how we read facial expressions, correcting excess fat under your eyes can greatly improve your appearance. While searching for solutions through cosmetic eye procedures, you may hear about a procedure called mesotherapy, which is being actively marketed by a few less ethical practitioners today.
What Is Mesotherapy?
Mesotherapy is a procedure in which a solution is injected into the body with the hope of reducing fat. The solution includes chemicals like aminophylline, dimethylethanolamine, glutathione, hyaluronidase, isoproterenol, L-arginine, lidocaine pentoxifylline, yohimbine, and the bile salt deoxycholate and phosphatidylcholine.
Mesotheraphy is marketed under many catchy names like Lipodissolve, LipoShape, and Lipostabil. Unfortunately, this procedure sounds appealing but is actually untested and unproven, making it a very real danger to those seeking treatment.
Is Mesotherapy FDA-Approved?
Mesotherapy has not been tested enough to demonstrate if it is safe, and we have documented some unpleasant side effects. Mesotherapy remains an unproven treatment that not only doesn’t live up to its hype, but also presents a serious threat to anyone trying to sort through eyelid surgery options. Mesotherapy dangers include scarring, damage to blood vessels, and pain.
For these reasons, the FDA has not approved mesotherapy. The FDA will not endorse mesotherapy for human use unless further research can resolve its side effects and prove it safe and effective. It is unlikely that mesotherapy will ever receive FDA approval. It can destroy fat cells, but it also causes significant inflammation.
You may be wondering what this means for removal of fat under eyes, since this represents a small yet significant fat deposit. If mesotherapy someday be approved for under the eyes, then why not use it now? In answer, you especially shouldn’t use mesotherapy under the eyes now or anytime soon. The area under the eyes is especially sensitive to aging and treatment. Because the skin here is so thin and delicate, it’s very hard to disguise problems in this area. There are a narrower range of treatments that are proven to work here, primarily because the fragile skin here cannot compensate for even small mistakes or irregularities. You don’t want to damage an already-sensitive area by experimenting with an unapproved and unsafe treatment. And that’s exactly what someone performing mesotherapy is doing; they are conducting an uncontrolled experiment on you with chemicals not approved by the FDA. Most doctors will not administer mesotherapy for ethical reasons, but there are a few people hoping to make a quick profit who will try to tell you that mesotherapy is safe. Here’s the bottom line: if the FDA hasn’t approved it, they don’t have science on their side.
Here’s another word of caution: those who administer mesotherapy do not respect the recommendations of the FDA, so you are at increased risk for infection because these same practitioners may also disregard safe preparation procedures. The chemicals are concocted in an unlicenced lab, which gives you no assurance that they were mixed under ideal conditions.
Alternative Treatments for Undereye Bags
Overall, mesotherapy is not a suitable alternative to liposuction and it is certainly no alternative to lower eyelid blepharoplasty. If you are seeking treatment for your undereye bags in particular, a personal consultation may reveal that blepharoplasty or lower eyelid surgery is a much better option for removing fat under eyes. These are flexible procedures that enable a qualified, experienced oculoplastic surgeon to present different treatment options to you and customize a procedure to help this sensitive area. The eyelids and surrounding areas are incredibly complex, and our brains are programmed to pick up on very subtle irregularies, assymmetries, and problems in these areas, cuing us in on how a person is feeling and determining how attractive we view them as. This is why only a proven, time-tested treatment should be administered by a highly experienced doctor who can treat you with the precision necessary to avoid mistakes while improving this area.
Find a Doctor Who Cares
Dr. Steinsapir specializes in cosmetic eye procedures in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles. His approach is to work with a patient to determine their goals and then customize a minimally-invasive treatment plan that makes sense and, most importantly, works. Dr. Steinsapir has completed numerous fellowships and teaches at the prestigious Jules Stein Institute at UCLA. Please contact us today to find out how Dr. Steinsapir can customize your safe treatment program today.
