Marc E. Leiberman, MD, FACS

WHY CHOOSE A FACIAL PLASTIC SURGEON FOR YOUR PROCEDURE? Many patients ask about the difference between a plastic surgeon and a facial plastic surgeon. First and foremost, a facial plastic surgeon is specialist in the face. When compared to general plastic surgeons that spend portions of their training and time in practice dedicated to the hand, breast, abdomen and other body parts, facial plastic surgeons spend 100% of their career perfecting techniques on the face. The face is a unique and extremely intricate area that takes front stage in terms of one’s cosmetic appearance. Facial plastic surgeons recognize that achieving consistent and naturally beautiful results requires 100% dedication to this region. WHO SHOULD CONSIDER A FACIAL REJUVENATION PROCEDURE? Quite simply, everyone! The world of cosmetic surgery has shifted dramatically in the past decade. Now it is no longer only celebrities or the very wealthy that are taking advantage of the potential opportunity to look their best and feel rejuvenated. Now refined techniques and revolutionary new products allow naturally impressive results without the “overdone” appearance. In addition, the non-surgical options have opened up possibilities for younger patients who desire to maximize and preserve their youthful look for the future. FACIAL REJUVENATION PROCEDURES Eyelid Lift Facelift Brow Lift Earlobe Repair / Rejuvenation Otoplasty Laceration Repair Scar Revision Skin Cancer Treatment Non-Surgical Facial Rejuvenation

Otitis Externa (Swimmer’s Ear) Otitis Media (Infection of the Middle Ear Space) Myringotomy and Tube Placement Dizziness Tinnitus (Abnormal Sensation of Sound) Earwax Hearing Loss

Rhinitis Deviated Nasal Septum Nasal Obstruction Nasal Polyps Nosebleeds Post-Nasal Drip Smell & Taste Problems Sinusitis

Snoring and Sleeping Disorders Tonsils and Adenoids Sore Throat (Pharyngitis) Hoarseness Swallowing Problems Head and Neck Cancer Tongue-tie (Ankyloglossia) Salivary Glands Facial Paralysis