Dr. Curt Schalit, FACS

Procedures and techniques named

• deep plane faceliftA deep plane facelift in Daytona Beach involves tightening and repositioning the skin and underlying tissues to reduce sagging, wrinkles, and other signs of aging
• Facelifts: personalized mini and deep planeDr. Schalit offers personalized mini and deep plane facelifts in Daytona Beach to address these changes and help you reclaim your youthful appearance.
• Functional rhinoplasty: improves airflow, nasal functionFunctional rhinoplasty, often performed with cosmetic enhancements, aims to improve airflow and overall nasal function.
• Closed rhinoplasty: shorter recovery, minor alterationsClosed rhinoplasty, or nose job in Daytona Beach , typically results in less visible scarring and a shorter recovery period than open rhinoplasty. It is a preferred option for patients requiring minor to moderate nose alterations.
• Open rhinoplasty: faint scar, complex proceduresWhile open rhinoplasty may result in a faint external scar, it provides greater visibility and access for complex or extensive nose procedures, making it suitable for significant structural changes.
• Brow lifts: traditional or endoscopic methodsBrow lifts can be performed using various methods, including traditional surgery and endoscopic methods, depending on your specific needs and goals.
• Brow lift: combined with blepharoplasty, faceliftDr. Schalit specializes in facial procedures and can combine your brow lift surgery with a blepharoplasty , a facelift , or non-surgical treatments such as Botox and dermal fillers .
• Lower eyelid surgery: repositioning or removing fatOn the other hand, lower eyelid surgery focuses on reducing puffiness, under-eye bags, and wrinkles, often by repositioning or removing fat deposits.
• Upper blepharoplasty: improves obstructed visionUpper blepharoplasty in Daytona Beach enhances the aesthetics of the eyes and improves vision when drooping eyelids obstruct the field of view.
• Otoplasty: protrusion, children and adolescentsOtoplasty is commonly sought by individuals dissatisfied with the protrusion or asymmetry of their ears, often referred to colloquially as “bat ears.” This procedure is not limited to adults; it is also performed on children and adolescents