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FOREHEAD & EYELIDS

BREAST REDUCTION

FACE & NECK LIFT

TUMMY TUCK

UPPER EYELIDS

LIPOSUCTION

LOWER EYELIDS

LIP ENHANCEMENT

RHINOPLASTY

NASOLABIAL FOLD IMPROVEMENT

CHIN AUGMENTATION

REVISIONAL SURGERY

BREAST AUGMENTATION

OTHER

BREAST LIFT

Face lifts today involve more than just a tightening of the skin, but also tightening on the musles and sometimes, fat grafting to fill in some of the fat that adds structure and youth to the face, which we lose as we age. A skilled surgeon can hide incisions so well that even a hairdresser might miss them. The results are more natural, causing patients to look refreshed and rested, rather than surgically altered. Dr. Bazell performs both full facelifts, as well as lower facelifts, depending on the patient's desires.

Pictured below are some examples of full face and neck lifts as well as some lower facelifts, as noted.

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Face and Neck Lift	Face and Neck Lift

Face and Neck Lift	Face and Neck Lift

Facelift and Lower Eyelid Revision *	Facelift and Lower Eyelid Revision *

Facelift and Lower Eyelid Revision *	Facelift and Lower Eyelid Revision *

Facelift and Lower Eyelid Revision *	Facelift and Lower Eyelid Revision *

Face and Neck Lift	Face and Neck Lift

Face and Neck Lift	Face and Neck Lift

Face and Neck Lift	Face and Neck Lift

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* Denotes a revisional surgery. Revisional or secondary surgery refers to operative procedures that are performed to improve or, in some cases, correct surgery done by another doctor.

Pictures displayed on this website are of those individuals that have generously given consent to the use of their photographs. We cannot thank them enough for their kindness and deeply appreciated assistance. These photographs are intended to show best surgical outcomes. Photographs of poor outcomes are not shown, and no photograph is to be interpreted in any way as a promised surgical result, guarantee, or express warranty. Many people have undergone multiple procedures in addition to the procedure(s) identified in each procedure section.