Toronto Facial Plastic Surgery Blog

No other part of your face gives your age away quite like your eyes do. Crow’s feet, fine laugh lines, wrinkles, sagging under-eye skin, and unsightly dark circles are all telltale signs of how old you are. Sometimes, however, these issues have less to do with advanced age and more…

The holidays are arguably the busiest time of year for a lot of people. Between running seemingly endless errands to prepare for gatherings to braving the insanity of major shopping centers to trying to stick to your budget, this time of year can induce a lot of stress. Lack of…

As you get older, you’ll start to notice the formation of fine lines and wrinkles across your face. The reason for this is twofold. Over the years, your skin loses collagen which depletes its natural elasticity. Along with this phenomenon, you also make roughly hundreds of facial expressions per day…

Chin augmentation is, without a doubt, one of the most sought-after facial plastic surgical procedures across North America. Patients who are wholly dissatisfied with their facial structure often look for different methods of improving their looks. After all, one of the main goals of facial plastic surgery is to achieve…

Achieving perfect facial symmetry isn’t as unattainable as some facial plastic surgery patients might think. If you’re unhappy with the appearance and functionality of some of your facial features, then it’s important that you understand not only how they work as separate entities, but also in relation to one another.…

Mini Facelift vs. Full Facelift: Which One Is Right for You? The purpose of a facelift is to tighten the issues under the skin, reduce the look of wrinkles, and make you look and feel radiant and younger than you are. Taking years off the look of your face no…

The recovery period after any surgical procedure can be somewhat daunting or off-putting for some patients, but when it comes to facial cosmetic surgery the risks are relatively minimal. Before you make the decision to go through with the procedure, though, it’s important to know exactly what you can expect…