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Rhinoplasty is not a one-size-fits-all procedure, which is why the choice between open and closed rhinoplasty depends entirely on the patient. Dr. Stephen Weber, a double board-certified Facial Plastic Surgeon and University of Michigan fellowship-trained specialist, recommends t...
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Sep
At Weber Facial Plastic Surgery, Dr. Stephen Weber frequently recommends rhinoplasty and chin augmentation together because small structural changes to both areas can create a far more harmonious result than treating them alone. In many patients, a recessed chin exaggerates nasal...
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May
Facial aging rarely affects just one area alone. At Weber Facial Plastic Surgery, Dr. Stephen Weber, a double board-certified Facial Plastic Surgeon and fellowship-trained facial specialist, approaches rejuvenation by considering how every facial feature works together. Many of t...
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Aug
Drooping upper eyelids are not always just a cosmetic concern. In some patients, excess eyelid skin can obstruct peripheral vision, create heaviness around the eyes and interfere with activities like reading or driving. When upper eyelid surgery is performed to improve vision and...
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May
Male rhinoplasty requires a highly individualized approach because male patients often have different facial proportions, aesthetic ideals, thicker skin and stronger nasal support structures than female patients. Most men are typically looking for refinement that preserves mascul...
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Jul
At Weber Facial Plastic Surgery in Denver, Dr. Stephen Weber is known for refined, natural-looking facial rejuvenation and advanced in-office facelift techniques. Of note, he is one of a select few plastic surgeons nationwide routinely performing both deep plane facelift and SMAS...
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Jun
Patients often assume all drooping eyelids are caused by excess skin, but that is not always the case. At Weber Facial Plastic Surgery, Dr. Stephen Weber frequently evaluates patients who are surprised to learn there are two very different procedures that may address the problem...
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Jan
Facial fat transfer is one of the most nuanced forms of facial rejuvenation, as it combines both surgical artistry and the biology of living tissue. When it's done well, fat doesn’t “sit” in the face like a temporary product; it integrates. And that distin...
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Jan
A neck lift is often described as one of the most effective ways to restore a smooth, defined neckline, but what happens years down the road? When performed correctly, a neck lift delivers long-lasting structural improvement, not just temporary skin tightening. By addressing the ...
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Jan
Sun damage is a pattern, not a singular problem. Fine lines and crepey texture, broken capillaries, persistent redness, mottled brown pigment, and loss of elasticity can all appear together, but they don't respond to the same treatment in the same way. Weber Facial Plastic ...
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Jan
A cheek “lift” can mean very different things depending on what your face actually needs. In some patients, a light touch restores gentle mid-cheek support and softens early hollowing without adding bulk. In others, true rejuvenation requires structural volume to rebu...
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Jan
If you've ever loved your BOTOX® results around the eyes but felt your forehead “wake up” sooner—or vice versa—you’re not imagining it. Longevity can vary by region, primarily due to differences in anatomy, muscle behavior, dose strategy, a...
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