Bitner Facial Plastic Surgery

Procedures and techniques named

• transconjunctival blepharoplastyIncisions can be made on the inside of the eyelid (transconjunctival blepharoplasty), directly underneath the lashes (subcilliary blepharoplasty or skin-muscle blepharoplasty), or a combination of the two.
• Brow lift: 1–2 hours, 7–10 days downtimeBrow lift surgery typically takes 1–2 hours, is performed in an accredited surgical facility, and involves about 7–10 days of social downtime.
• Brow lift: combined with eyelid surgerya brow lift is often combined with eyelid surgery - or performed alongside a facelift - in a single operation for a balanced, harmonious result.
• Neck lift: deep-plane, minimal swelling, faster recoveryA deep-plane face and neck lift lifts sagging tissues for natural, long-lasting results with minimal swelling and faster recovery.
• Facelift: deep plane or mini faceliftDr. Bitner performs two primary facelift techniques: the deep plane face and neck lift, his most comprehensive option for moderate to advanced aging, and the mini facelift, a shorter-recovery option for earlier signs of aging.
• Facelift: repositions muscle and connective tissueRather than simply tightening skin, a modern facelift repositions the underlying muscle and connective tissue layer, restoring natural contours without a pulled or “windblown” look.
• Facelift: results lasting 8–12 yearsCompare facelift types, recovery, and results lasting 8–12 years.
• Revision rhinoplasty: after previous nasal surgeryRevision rhinoplasty, also known as secondary rhinoplasty, is where someone has surgery on the nose after previously having had nasal surgery.
• Chin implants: solid silicone (Silastic), placed on boneThe majority of the chin implants done in our office are done using solid silicone-based (Silastic) implants that are placed on the surface of the bone.
• Lip lift surgery: minimally invasive, shortens philtrumLip lift surgery is a minimally invasive procedure performed to improve the shape and contour of the upper lip. This is achieved by shortening the philtrum, the area between the nose and the top of the upper lip.