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    Are You a Candidate for Hairline Lowering With Hair Transplantation?

    If your hairline sits high or has been receding slowly, and your hair loss has stayed stable, you might be a good fit for hairline lowering with hair transplantation. This procedure uses healthy follicles from a donor area to create a lower hairline that fits your features. Your hair-loss pattern, donor hair supply, and facial

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    Do You Need a Facial Plastic Surgeon After Mohs Surgery?

    You may need a facial plastic surgeon after Mohs surgery if skin cancer removal leaves a wound in a visible or function-sensitive area of the face. Mohs surgery removes thin layers of skin and checks each layer until no signs of cancer remain, but the repair afterward can require separate planning, especially on the nose,

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    What Makes a Deep Plane Facelift in NYC Different?

    A good facelift shouldn’t look tight or unfamiliar. The aim is a rested face and a cleaner jawline that still looks like you. That’s why deep plane facelifts are popular for facial rejuvenation. The American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery notes growing interest in this technique and stresses the importance of surgeon credentials.

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    Droopy Upper Eyelids vs. Ptosis: What’s the Difference?

    If your upper eyelids are starting to droop, it’s easy to assume it’s just a normal part of aging. But not all drooping eyelids are the same. Two common conditions, ptosis and dermatochalasis, can look similar but have very different causes and treatments. At the practice of Dr. Joseph J. Rousso in New York City,

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    When Does a Vascular Malformation Require Surgical Removal?

    Vascular malformations are abnormal clusters of blood vessels that are typically present at birth, even if they are not immediately visible. Unlike some other vascular conditions, these malformations do not resolve on their own and may grow over time. Understanding when surgical treatment is necessary is key to preventing complications and improving both function and

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    Are You Unhappy with Your Nose Job? Restore Your Confidence with Revision Rhinoplasty

    Undergoing a nose job is often a deeply personal decision, made with the hope of enhancing facial balance and confidence. Unfortunately, not every rhinoplasty delivers the desired outcome. An unnatural shape, breathing difficulties, asymmetry, or a nose that simply doesn’t fit your face can leave you feeling disappointed and self-conscious. If you’re unhappy with a

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    Reshape Your Newborn’s Congenital Ear Deformity with the EarWell® Advanced Molding System

    Seeing your newborn for the first time is unforgettable, and it is natural to notice every small detail, including the shape of their ears. For many families, those early observations raise questions or concerns. Congenital ear deformities are more common than most people realize. Studies estimate that 20–30% of newborns are born with some form

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    5 Subtle Signs You Might Be Ready for a Facelift in 2026

    As the years go by, even with the best skincare and healthy habits, time inevitably leaves its mark. For many people, the changes start subtly — a little sagging here, a loss of firmness there — until one day, the mirror reflects a version of you that doesn’t quite match how you feel inside. If

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    There Is Still Time to Look Your Best for the Holidays

    The holiday season is a time to celebrate, reconnect, and take countless photos. If you want to look refreshed, youthful, and confident before the festivities begin, there’s still time — thanks to today’s advanced non-surgical cosmetic treatments. At the NYC facial plastic surgery practice of Dr. Joseph J. Rousso, MD, FACS, we offer a wide

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    Can Cosmetic Injectable Results Be Reversed?

    In the world of non-surgical facial rejuvenation, cosmetic injectables have become one of the most popular treatment options. With over 15 million injectable procedures performed in the U.S. annually, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, patients are increasingly turning to fillers and neuromodulators for natural-looking, refreshed results—without surgery or downtime. But a common

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    Eyelid Lift vs. Brow Lift: Which One Do You Really Need?

    As we age, the upper face often shows some of the earliest signs of aging. Drooping eyelids, sagging brows, and deep forehead lines can create a tired, sad, or even angry appearance that doesn’t reflect how you truly feel. Two of the most effective procedures for addressing these issues are the eyelid lift (blepharoplasty) and

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    Live Long and Prosper with Spock Ears’ Treatment

    If you’re living with prominent or pointed “Spock ears”—formally known as Stahl’s ear deformity or elf ears—you may feel self-conscious about the shape or balance of your ears. Fortunately, you don’t have to settle for ear anatomy that makes you uncomfortable or draws unwanted attention. At Dr. Joseph J. Rousso, MD, FACS in New York

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