I. Nick Vial, MD | Plastic Surgery

Procedures and techniques named

• Eyelid surgery: watery eyes, bruising, puffy eyelidsAfter your eyelid surgery, you may experience watery eyes, light sensitivity, bruising, mild discomfort, and puffy eyelids.
• Mini-Facelift: lower half of the faceMini-Facelift: This technique addresses the signs of aging on the lower half of the face.
• Rhinoplasty: outpatient, general anesthesiaRhinoplasty is performed as an outpatient procedure, usually under general anesthesia.
• Breast augmentation: implants or fat graftingBreast augmentation is a surgical procedure that enhances breast size. Breasts can be enhanced with implants (saline or silicone) or with fat using fat grafting.
• Liposuction: outpatient under sedationLiposuction is performed as an outpatient procedure under sedation.
• Liposuction: scars less than a half-inchLiposuction procedures use a suction apparatus to remove fat from the body. The access sites leave scars that are less than a half-inch when healed.
• Liposuction: good skin elasticity molds contoursAfter liposuction, if you have good skin elasticity, your skin will mold itself around the new contours.
• Full-Facelift: upper, mid, lower face and neckFull-Facelift: This technique addresses the signs of aging on the upper, mid, and lower facial regions, including the neck.