Conditions

Aging Skin

We can all recognize the signs of aging skin. The first signs of aging skin are usually fine lines and wrinkles, often around the corners of the eyes and mouth.

Brown Spots

Brown spots have been called many things over the years (not all of them flattering). Historically, brown spots were called senile lentigo.

Cheek

Women with higher, more prominent cheekbones are generally more attractive than those weaker cheekbones. In people with weak cheekbones, even minor cheek augmentation can make a profound difference in the aesthetic appearance of the face.

Chin

Your chin defines your jawline and plays a huge role in your overall appearance. Even relatively minor changes in the size, shape, and contour of the chin can have a dramatic effect on your face and overall appearance.

Eyelid

While the visible surface of the eye stays virtually the same throughout life, the eyelids go through some profound changes with age.

Lips

Western cultures have long prized larger lips as sensual, attractive, and even youthful. Many terms have been used to describe full lips.

Nose

Unhappiness with your nose can trigger feelings of inferiority, embarrassment, or low self-esteem. It can keep you from feeling confident and impair social and professional functioning.

Scars

A scar is a permanent reminder of trauma to the skin. A scar can be caused by a number of injuries, from cuts and burns to blisters from chickenpox.

Under Eye Bags

A number of factors influence the appearance of under-eye bags. They can be caused by puffiness or mild swelling, often linked to simple aging processes.

Unwanted Hair

Some hair growth is more than just a nuisance. Excessive hair growth can be an indication of a hormonal imbalance.

Wrinkles

As we age, we lose those youthful substances like collagen. The skin becomes thinner and looser.

Nasal Fracture

What are the signs and symptoms of a broken nose?

Alopecia

Aging Skin

Brown Spots

Cheek

Chin

Eyelid

Lips

Nose

Scars

Under Eye Bags

Unwanted Hair

Wrinkles

Nasal Fracture

Alopecia

Dr. Jeannie Khavkin

Dr. Mehdi Sina