Enhance facial harmony with custom chin implants in NYC. Performed by Dr. Robert Schwarcz for balanced, natural results. Chin Implants in NYC Redefine Your Jawline with Confidence A well-defined chin creates harmony and balance across the face. For individuals with a recessed or underdeveloped chin, a chin implant can bring proportion to the lower face, enhance the jawline, and create a stronger, more refined profile. Whether your goal is subtle enhancement or dramatic improvement, Dr. Robert Schwarcz , a double board certified oculofacial plastic surgeon in NYC, offers expert placement of chin implants to restore symmetry and strengthen facial aesthetics. Surgery takes place in our Manhattan office’s JCAHO-certified surgical suite , and consultations are available in both Manhattan and Rye, NY . If you’re looking for natural-looking chin augmentation, trust Dr. Schwarcz’s artistry and precision. What Are Chin Implants? Chin implants are medical-grade silicone devices designed to enhance the projection, shape, and definition of the chin. These implants are tailored to match your facial structure and goals, creating balance between the chin, nose, and other features. This procedure is often ideal for: Individuals with a weak or recessed chin Patients seeking improved jawline definition Those undergoing rhinoplasty or facelift , where added projection enhances overall balance Think of the chin as the anchor of your profile—without proper structure, even strong features like the nose or cheeks can appear out of sync. A well-placed chin implant brings it all together. Candidates for Chin Implant Surgery You may be a strong candidate for a chin implant if you: Have a naturally small or recessed chin that lacks definition Are seeking a more proportionate or balanced profile Have good skin elasticity and bone structure Are in good overall health with realistic expectations Chin augmentation is also popular among patients who feel their profile looks imbalanced in photos or on video—a growing concern in today’s image-driven culture. Who May Not Be a Candidate? Chin implants may not be recommended if you: Have untreated dental or jaw issues requiring orthodontic correction Have unrealistic expectations about the level of enhancement Are currently experiencing an infection or have poor healing capacity Are considering non-surgical fillers but prefer reversible options first During your consultation, Dr. Schwarcz will evaluate your facial structure, goals, and medical history to determine the best approach for you. Planning and Preparation To ensure the best outcome, here’s how to prepare: Consultation : We’ll discuss your aesthetic goals, examine your facial proportions, and select the ideal implant size and shape Pre-op Instructions : You’ll be advised to avoid blood thinners, aspirin, and certain supplements at least a week before surgery Lifestyle Adjustments : Stop smoking and limit alcohol to promote optimal healing Support : Arrange for a ride home and plan to take a few days off to rest You’ll be fully informed and prepared for a smooth experience from start to finish. What to Expect During the Procedure Chin implant surgery is performed under local anesthesia with sedation or general anesthesia , depending on the complexity and patient preference. The procedure typically lasts under an hour . Here’s what the process looks like: Incision : A small incision is made either inside the lower lip or under the chin—Dr. Schwarcz chooses the most discreet option based on your anatomy Implant Placement : The implant is inserted and positioned directly against the bone for a secure, natural fit Closure : Sutures are used to close the incision, and a compression bandage is applied to reduce swelling Dr. Schwarcz’s meticulous technique ensures that the implant enhances your appearance without looking artificial or overdone. Recovery and Healing Recovery from chin implant surgery is relatively straightforward: Days 1–3 : Expect swelling, mild bruising, and tightness—most discomfort is easily managed with medication 1 Week : Most patients can return to work and light activity 2–4 Weeks : Swelling continues to subside, and the implant settles into place 3 Months : Final results are visible—your jawline will appear stronger and more refined You’ll receive detailed aftercare instructions and follow-up appointments to monitor your progress. Results You Can See and Feel The results of chin implant surgery are long-lasting and impactful , often creating a significant improvement in your profile and self-confidence. Many patients find that their facial features appear more harmonious—sometimes even reducing the appearance of a large nose or softening the jawline from the side. Complementary Procedures For comprehensive facial balancing, patients often pair chin implants with: Rhinoplasty : Refine the nose while improving overall profile balance Facelift or Neck Lift : Tighten sagging tissues around the lower face and jawline Facial Fat Transfer : Restore volume to the cheeks, temples, or under-eye area Dr. Schwarcz will customize your treatment plan to achieve the most natural and flattering results. Why Choose Dr. Schwarcz for Chin Implants in NYC? With over 20 years of surgical experience and a reputation for natural-looking outcomes, Dr. Robert Schwarcz is one of NYC’s most trusted names in facial plastic surgery. His deep understanding of facial harmony ensures that each implant is meticulously selected and precisely placed —never overdone, always refined. Whether you're hoping to improve your jawline, correct an imbalance, or refresh your appearance, you're in expert hands. Ready to enhance your profile with confidence? Click the Request an Appointment button below to schedule your consultation and take the first step toward a stronger, more balanced you. Chin implant surgery, or genioplasty, is a surgical procedure designed to enhance the chin’s size, shape, and projection, creating a more balanced and proportionate facial profile. This transformative surgery can define the jawline, improve facial harmony, and address a weak or recessed chin. Exclusively performed by Dr. Robert Schwarcz, a double board certified oculofacial plastic surgeon in NYC, in our Manhattan office’s JCAHO-certified surgical suite, chin implant surgery is a long-lasting solution for patients seeking natural-looking enhancements. Complementary procedures like a facelift or neck lift can further refine the overall appearance, while alternatives such as filler injections provide temporary, non-surgical results. If you’re considering a chin implant in NYC, Dr. Schwarcz’s expertise ensures a personalized and stunning outcome. 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Repair post-Mohs defects with expert reconstruction. Dr. Schwarcz delivers precise, natural-looking results in NYC. Schedule now. Mohs Closure in NYC Expert Reconstruction After Skin Cancer Removal Mohs closure is a reconstructive surgical procedure performed after Mohs micrographic surgery to repair defects left by the removal of skin cancer. While Mohs surgery effectively removes cancerous tissue with minimal damage to surrounding skin, the resulting wound often requires careful closure—especially when located on highly visible areas like the face, nose, eyelids, or lips. The goal of Mohs closure is to restore both function and appearance while minimizing scarring and preserving natural facial contours. At his Upper East Side surgical suite in Manhattan, NYC, Dr. Robert Schwarcz—double board-certified in oculofacial plastic surgery—offers Mohs closures that combine surgical precision with artistic finesse. Every procedure is tailored to the individual, and consultations and follow-up appointments are available at both our Manhattan and Rye, NY offices. What Is Mohs Closure and Why Is It Important? Mohs micrographic surgery, typically performed by a dermatologist, is the gold standard for removing certain types of skin cancer, especially on the face. After the cancer is removed, what remains is a surgical defect—a hole or wound in the skin that needs to be closed for functional, protective, and cosmetic reasons. Mohs closure refers to the reconstructive process that restores the affected area. Depending on the size, location, and depth of the wound, Dr. Schwarcz may use one of several techniques to achieve optimal results: Linear Closure: A simple method that involves stitching the edges of the wound together. Best suited for smaller, straight incisions. Flap Reconstruction: Involves moving adjacent tissue over the defect to maintain texture, thickness, and color match—ideal for facial repairs. Skin Grafting: Uses skin from another part of the body to close larger wounds where local tissue is insufficient. Dr. Schwarcz’s deep understanding of facial anatomy allows him to select the most appropriate technique for seamless healing and natural-looking outcomes. Who Is a Candidate for Mohs Closure in NYC? You may be an excellent candidate for Mohs closure if you: Have recently undergone Mohs micrographic surgery for skin cancer removal Have a visible or complex wound on the face, eyelids, nose, lips, cheeks, or neck Want to ensure an aesthetically pleasing result with minimal scarring Are in overall good health and have realistic expectations This procedure is particularly beneficial for patients seeking expert-level facial reconstruction in areas where subtle differences in skin tone, texture, and movement are crucial. When Mohs Closure May Not Be Appropriate Mohs closure may not be recommended for individuals who: Have active skin infections or inflammation around the surgical site Are managing uncontrolled medical conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure Have a history of poor wound healing or keloid scarring Expect results beyond the limitations of surgical healing During your consultation, Dr. Schwarcz will review your medical history and evaluate the wound site to determine the safest and most effective course of action. Preparing for Your Mohs Closure Procedure Although many Mohs closures are performed the same day as your Mohs surgery, others may be scheduled shortly after, once the wound has stabilized. Preparation will depend on your surgical plan and health status. Key steps to take before your procedure include: Timing: Mohs closure is ideally performed immediately following Mohs surgery. If delayed, schedule it as soon as the site is ready. Medications: Avoid blood thinners, aspirin, and supplements such as vitamin E for at least two weeks prior to surgery. Lifestyle Adjustments: Quit smoking and minimize alcohol intake to improve circulation and promote better healing. Support: Arrange for someone to escort you home if you’re receiving sedation or general anesthesia. You’ll be given custom pre-op instructions from our team to help ensure a smooth experience. What to Expect During Mohs Closure Surgery Mohs closures are performed at our Manhattan office’s private, JCAHO-certified surgical suite. Depending on the size and location of the defect, the procedure can last between 1 and 3 hours and is typically performed under local anesthesia with sedation, though general anesthesia may be used for more complex reconstructions. Here’s a general overview of what to expect: Before surgery: Dr. Schwarcz will evaluate the wound, review your goals, and determine the best reconstructive approach. During surgery: He will close the defect using the chosen method—linear closure, flap, or graft—while carefully aligning tissue to minimize scarring and preserve normal contours. After surgery: You’ll rest briefly in our recovery suite and then head home with detailed aftercare instructions. Recovery After Mohs Closure: What the Healing Process Looks Like Recovery after Mohs closure varies depending on the technique used and the size of the treated area. In most cases, patients can expect: Days 1–3: Mild swelling, bruising, and discomfort, managed with cold compresses and prescribed medications Week 1–2: Stitches are usually removed between days 5 and 14, depending on the area and technique Month 1–3: The treated area continues to refine; redness and swelling diminish, and scar tissue begins to soften Month 6 and beyond: Scars mature and fade, and final results become fully visible Our team will guide you throughout the recovery period with personalized care instructions and follow-up appointments. Results You Can See and Feel The results of Mohs closure are often life-changing, especially for patients with defects on highly visible areas like the nose, eyelids, or lips. Dr. Schwarcz’s approach ensures: Restoration of natural skin contours and facial symmetry Minimal visible scarring Protection of underlying structures such as muscles and glands A return to normal function and expression With proper wound care, scar management, and sun protection, your results will not only look good—they’ll last. Why Choose Dr. Robert Schwarcz for Mohs Closure in NYC? Dr. Robert Schwarcz brings more than 20 years of expertise in facial and reconstructive plastic surgery. His rare combination of technical skill and artistic vision makes him a top choice for patients needing Mohs closure in NYC. As a double board-certified oculofacial plastic surgeon, Dr. Schwarcz is uniquely qualified to handle delicate areas like the eyelids, cheeks, and nose where precision is critical. Every procedure is performed in a private, accredited surgical suite in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, with follow-up care available in both NYC and Rye, NY. Patients can expect a personalized, results-driven experience from start to finish. Ready to restore your appearance and peace of mind after skin cancer removal? Click the Request an Appointment button below to schedule your consultation and begin your journey to healing with confidence. Mohs closure is a reconstructive surgical procedure performed after Mohs micrographic surgery to repair skin defects caused by the removal of skin cancer. The goal is to restore both the form and function of the treated area while achieving aesthetically pleasing results. Performed by Dr. Robert Schwarcz, a double board certified oculofacial plastic surgeon in NYC, in our Manhattan office’s JCAHO-certified surgical suite, Mohs closures are carefully tailored to ensure natural-looking results and optimal healing. Consultations and follow-ups are available in both Manhattan, NY, and Rye, NY. If you’re searching for expert Mohs closure in NYC, Dr. Schwarcz’s meticulous techniques and artistic approach ensure seamless outcomes. MOHS CLOSURE PROCEDURE REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT ROBERT SCHWARCZ PROVIDERS MANHATTAN LOCATIONS GALLERY BACK TO SERVICES REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT

Trust Dr. Schwarcz for expert orbital tumor removal in NYC. Safe, effective treatment for tumors around the eye with personalized surgical care. Orbital Tumor Removal in NYC Expert Surgical Care for Orbital Masses Orbital tumor removal is a delicate and highly specialized surgical procedure that involves removing abnormal growths within the eye socket (orbit). These tumors—benign or malignant—can cause symptoms such as eye bulging (proptosis), pain, double vision, or even vision loss. Successful treatment requires expert anatomical knowledge, surgical precision, and aesthetic sensitivity to preserve both eye function and facial appearance. Dr. Robert Schwarcz , a double board certified oculofacial plastic and reconstructive surgeon in NYC, is a leading authority on orbital tumor removal. With over 20 years of experience in treating complex orbital conditions, Dr. Schwarcz performs this procedure with the precision of a microsurgeon and the finesse of a facial aesthetics expert, ensuring safe, effective outcomes for every patient. What Is Orbital Tumor Removal? Orbital tumors are abnormal growths found in the tissues surrounding the eye. They may be: Benign tumors , such as dermoid cysts, hemangiomas, or lacrimal gland tumors Malignant tumors , including orbital lymphomas or metastatic lesions Inflammatory or infectious lesions , which may mimic tumors but require different treatment Orbital tumor removal involves a tailored surgical approach based on the tumor’s size, type, and location within the orbit. Depending on these factors, surgery may involve removal of only the tumor or a portion of the surrounding tissue as well. Who’s a Good Candidate? You may be a candidate for orbital tumor removal if: You’ve been diagnosed with an orbital mass after imaging (MRI or CT scan) You’re experiencing bulging of the eye , double vision , eye pressure , or vision changes The tumor is affecting your eye movement, comfort, or appearance A biopsy has confirmed that removal is necessary for diagnostic or treatment purposes Dr. Schwarcz performs a full diagnostic evaluation, often in collaboration with radiologists and pathologists, before recommending surgery. When It Might Not Be Right for You In some cases, orbital tumors do not require immediate surgical removal, especially if: The tumor is small, benign, and stable over time You are medically unfit for surgery The tumor responds better to radiation, chemotherapy , or other non-surgical treatment If surgical removal is not the best option, Dr. Schwarcz will guide you toward alternative treatments and coordinate with specialists for comprehensive care. Preparing for Surgery Before surgery, Dr. Schwarcz will create a personalized plan and walk you through every step: Imaging Studies : CT or MRI scans will determine the exact location, size, and characteristics of the tumor. Medical Clearance : You may need bloodwork and clearance from your primary care physician. Medication Review : Blood thinners, aspirin, and certain supplements should be discontinued 1–2 weeks prior. Logistics : Surgery typically takes place in a hospital setting with access to multidisciplinary care. You’ll receive specific pre-operative instructions to ensure a smooth and safe procedure. What to Expect During Surgery Orbital tumor removal is performed under general anesthesia in a hospital operating room, especially when deep or complex structures are involved. Depending on the tumor’s location, Dr. Schwarcz may access it through: A transconjunctival incision (inside the lower eyelid) A transcutaneous incision hidden within the natural eyelid crease A lateral orbitotomy (through the side of the eye socket) for deep or posterior tumors The goal is to completely remove the tumor while preserving eye movement, vision, and aesthetics. If a biopsy is needed during surgery, frozen section analysis may be performed to guide further treatment. Surgery typically lasts 1 to 3 hours , depending on the complexity. Recovery & Healing Healing from orbital tumor removal varies by case, but most patients experience: First 3–5 Days : Swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort around the eye, easily managed with cold compresses and medication. 1–2 Weeks : Bruising subsides. Most sutures are absorbable or removed within 5–7 days. 4–6 Weeks : Eye swelling and vision disturbances (if any) typically resolve. 3 Months+ : Final cosmetic and functional results become visible as the tissues fully heal. You’ll return for several follow-up visits to monitor healing and discuss pathology results if applicable. Results Depending on the tumor type and its impact on your eye and vision, outcomes of orbital tumor removal may include: Resolution of eye bulging (proptosis) Improved vision and/or reduced double vision Restored comfort and appearance of the eye Accurate diagnosis (via biopsy) to guide future treatment if needed Dr. Schwarcz’s meticulous technique ensures minimal scarring and optimized orbital symmetry, even in cases requiring deep dissection or reconstruction. Complementary Treatments Some patients may benefit from additional procedures post-recovery, including: Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty) – If eyelid contour or position is altered by the tumor or surgery Strabismus Correction – If eye alignment is affected CO2 Laser or Fillers – To refine skin texture or restore lost facial volume after treatment These treatments are typically staged after initial healing is complete. Alternatives While surgical removal is often the best course for orbital tumors, some patients may benefit from: Steroid therapy or immunosuppressants – For inflammatory pseudotumors Radiation therapy – For orbital lymphomas or metastatic lesions Observation – For small, stable, benign tumors not impacting vision or function Dr. Schwarcz will help you weigh the benefits and risks of surgery versus nonsurgical management. Why Choose Dr. Robert Schwarcz? Orbital tumor surgery demands advanced knowledge of facial and ocular anatomy—along with precise, confident surgical skill. Dr. Robert Schwarcz brings both to the table. With double board certification in oculofacial plastic and reconstructive surgery and decades of experience treating orbital conditions, he’s uniquely qualified to deliver results that are medically sound and aesthetically refined. His care is thoughtful, collaborative, and patient-centered—whether you're managing a benign mass or navigating a complex diagnosis. Have you or your doctor discovered an orbital tumor or growth? Click the Request an Appointment button below to schedule a consultation with Dr. Robert Schwarcz , and begin your journey toward expert evaluation, treatment, and peace of mind. Orbital tumor removal is a specialized surgical procedure designed to excise tumors located in the eye socket (orbit) while preserving vision, eye function, and facial symmetry. Tumors in the orbit can be benign or malignant, and their removal requires meticulous surgical skill to avoid damage to surrounding structures. Dr. Robert Schwarcz, a double board certified oculofacial plastic surgeon in NYC, performs orbital tumor removal in a hospital setting, ensuring the highest level of precision and care. Consultations and follow-ups can be conducted in either our Manhattan or Rye office. If you’re experiencing orbital swelling, bulging of the eye, vision changes, or discomfort, surgical removal may be necessary to protect eye function and overall health. ORBITAL TUMORS REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT ROBERT SCHWARCZ PROVIDERS MANHATTAN LOCATIONS GALLERY BACK TO SERVICES REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT

Fix inward-turning eyelids causing irritation or tearing. Dr. Schwarcz performs entropion repair in NYC. Book a consult now. Entropion Repair in NYC Correct Inward-Turning Eyelids for Comfort and Protection Entropion repair is a surgical procedure that corrects an inward-turning eyelid, most commonly affecting the lower eyelid. This condition—known as entropion—can cause the eyelashes and skin to rub directly against the eye, leading to irritation, redness, tearing, and in severe cases, damage to the cornea. Whether entropion is the result of aging, trauma, scarring, or previous surgeries, the condition often worsens over time if left untreated. Dr. Robert Schwarcz, a double board-certified oculofacial plastic surgeon in NYC, specializes in surgical solutions that restore proper eyelid positioning and eye protection while maintaining a natural, refreshed appearance. All surgical procedures are performed in our JCAHO-certified surgical suite in Manhattan, NY, with consultations and follow-up visits also available at our Rye, NY office. With over 20 years of experience, Dr. Schwarcz offers patients results that are both medically effective and aesthetically balanced. What Is Entropion and Why Does It Occur? Entropion occurs when the eyelid rotates inward, causing the eyelashes and surrounding skin to press against the surface of the eye. Over time, this friction can cause serious discomfort and even permanent eye damage if not addressed. The most common causes of entropion include: Aging: Tissue laxity and weakening of the eyelid muscles often cause the eyelid to fold inward with time. Scarring: Previous trauma or infection can create structural changes that pull the eyelid inward. Trauma: Facial injuries may disrupt the normal anatomy of the eyelid. Inflammation or prior surgery: Chronic eye irritation or past procedures can also contribute to entropion. This condition is typically progressive, and early intervention is key to preventing complications like corneal abrasions, eye infections, or vision loss. Common Symptoms of Entropion If you're suffering from entropion, you may experience: Persistent redness and irritation Excessive tearing (epiphora) A gritty or foreign body sensation in the eye Sensitivity to wind, light, or dry environments Risk of corneal damage or vision changes These symptoms not only affect your comfort but also compromise your eye health and overall appearance. Who Is a Candidate for Entropion Repair Surgery? You may be a great candidate for entropion repair in NYC if: Your lower eyelid turns inward and causes irritation, tearing, or discomfort You’re experiencing symptoms that interfere with your daily comfort or eye function The entropion is a result of aging, scarring, trauma, or surgery You are in good general health and have realistic expectations Dr. Schwarcz will assess your symptoms and medical history to determine whether surgical intervention is the right path forward. When Entropion Repair Might Not Be Recommended Entropion surgery is not suitable for everyone. It may not be appropriate if: You have an active eye infection that needs to be resolved first You are prone to poor wound healing or keloid formation You have unrealistic expectations about surgical outcomes These conditions will be thoroughly evaluated during your consultation to ensure the safest and most effective treatment plan. Preparing for Your Entropion Repair Procedure A smooth, successful surgical experience begins with proper planning. Here’s what to keep in mind before your entropion repair: Timing: Plan to have the procedure at least 2–3 months before major events to allow for full recovery Downtime: Take 1–2 weeks off from work or other in-person obligations Health Prep: Stop smoking and limit alcohol intake to support optimal healing Medications: Discontinue blood thinners, aspirin, and certain supplements (like vitamin E) two weeks prior Logistics: Arrange for someone to drive you home after the procedure and help for the first 24 hours Dr. Schwarcz will customize your pre-operative instructions to suit your specific health needs and lifestyle. What to Expect During Entropion Repair Surgery in NYC Entropion repair is performed in our Manhattan office’s state-of-the-art JCAHO-certified surgical suite. The surgery is typically done under local anesthesia with sedation, though general anesthesia may be used if needed. The procedure lasts approximately 1 to 2 hours. Here’s what happens during the surgery: Before Surgery: Dr. Schwarcz will mark the treatment area and review the surgical plan with you. During Surgery: Small incisions are made to access and reposition the eyelid tissues. Depending on severity, the procedure may involve removing excess skin, tightening the muscles, or using specialized suturing techniques to rotate the eyelid back to its natural position. After Surgery: You’ll rest comfortably in our recovery area before being discharged with detailed aftercare instructions. His experience and surgical precision help ensure results that look natural while providing the functional correction you need. Healing After Entropion Repair: What Recovery Looks Like Most patients recover quickly and comfortably from entropion repair. Here’s a general healing timeline: Days 1–3: You may experience mild discomfort, swelling, or bruising. Cold compresses and prescribed medications will ease symptoms. Eye drops or ointments may also be used to prevent dryness and infection. Week 1–2: Most patients feel well enough to resume light activities. Sutures, if non-dissolvable, are usually removed during this time. Months 2–3: The eyelid continues to refine and settle into its final position. Any residual swelling resolves. Our team will be available to answer questions and guide you throughout your recovery to ensure the best possible outcome. Long-Term Results of Entropion Repair Surgery The results of entropion repair are typically long-lasting and often permanent. By repositioning the eyelid, the procedure restores function, eliminates discomfort, and enhances the appearance of the eye area. Patients often report immediate relief from irritation and a dramatic improvement in daily comfort. With proper eyelid care and routine follow-ups, your results can last for years or even decades. Complementary Treatments to Enhance Your Results Entropion repair can be paired with other treatments for more comprehensive facial rejuvenation: Lower Blepharoplasty: Smooth and tighten under-eye bags for a refreshed look. Facial Fat Transfer: Rebuild volume in the cheeks and under-eye hollows for facial balance. CO2 Laser Resurfacing: Improve skin texture, reduce fine lines, and enhance skin tone around the eyes. Combining these procedures can elevate both your comfort and appearance, creating cohesive, natural results. Considering Non-Surgical Options Like Morpheus8 While Morpheus8 cannot reposition the eyelid, it can be used to improve the skin’s quality around the eyes in cases of mild laxity. What is Morpheus8? Morpheus8 uses microneedling and radiofrequency energy to stimulate collagen production and firm the skin. Though it is not a replacement for entropion repair surgery, it can be a helpful adjunct treatment for patients looking to improve skin firmness in the eye area. For true correction of entropion, surgery remains the gold standard. Why Choose Dr. Robert Schwarcz for Entropion Repair in NYC? Dr. Robert Schwarcz brings over 20 years of experience and dual board certification in oculofacial plastic surgery. His practice is built on precision, safety, and artistry—balancing functional correction with natural, beautiful outcomes. Surgeries are performed in his private, accredited surgical suite on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, with follow-up care available in both NYC and Rye, NY. Patients trust Dr. Schwarcz for his meticulous approach and ability to deliver results that restore comfort and enhance confidence. Ready to protect your eyes and restore eyelid function?Click the Request an Appointment button below to schedule your consultation today. Entropion repair is a surgical procedure to correct inward-turning eyelids, a condition known as entropion. This condition can cause discomfort, irritation, and potential damage to the eye’s surface as the lashes and skin rub against it. Dr. Robert Schwarcz, a double board certified oculofacial plastic surgeon in NYC, performs entropion repair in our Manhattan office’s JCAHO-certified surgical suite, ensuring precise, effective treatment. Consultations and follow-ups are available in both Manhattan, NY, and Rye, NY. With over 20 years of experience, Dr. Schwarcz provides functional and aesthetic results that improve both eye health and appearance. ENTROPION REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT ROBERT SCHWARCZ PROVIDERS MANHATTAN LOCATIONS GALLERY BACK TO SERVICES REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT

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Restore torn or stretched earlobes with natural results. Visit Dr. Schwarcz in NYC for expert earlobe repair. Book your consultation today. Earlobe Repair in NYC Restore Balance, Symmetry, and Confidence Earlobe repair is a quick, in-office surgical procedure designed to correct stretched, torn, or damaged earlobes. Whether the damage stems from heavy earrings, gauges, trauma, or the natural aging process, earlobe repair offers a simple, effective way to restore a clean, symmetrical, and natural appearance to the ears. This treatment is ideal for anyone seeking to improve the shape or function of their earlobes, including those planning to re-pierce them in the future. Dr. Robert Schwarcz, a double board-certified oculofacial plastic surgeon in NYC, performs earlobe repair at our Upper East Side Manhattan office using refined techniques that minimize scarring and deliver highly aesthetic outcomes. With over two decades of surgical experience and a dedication to detail, Dr. Schwarcz ensures natural, long-lasting results. Consultations and follow-ups are available in both Manhattan, NY and Rye, NY, making expert care accessible and convenient. What Is Earlobe Repair and Who Needs It? Earlobe repair is a minor surgical procedure that addresses common issues such as: Torn or partially torn earlobes from heavy earrings, accidental trauma, or snagging Stretched lobes caused by gauges or large plugs Elongated piercing holes due to aging or years of wearing heavy jewelry During the procedure, Dr. Schwarcz removes any scar tissue, reshapes the earlobe, and uses fine sutures to close and contour the area. The result is a smoother, more youthful and symmetrical earlobe with a natural appearance. Are You a Candidate for Earlobe Repair? You may be an ideal candidate for earlobe repair in NYC if: You have torn or stretched earlobes that affect your appearance or ability to wear earrings Your earlobes have become elongated or asymmetrical due to aging or prolonged jewelry use You’re in overall good health and don’t have active infections or skin conditions near the area You have realistic expectations and are seeking a subtle, refined result This procedure is suitable for patients of all ages and is especially popular with individuals planning to re-pierce their ears after healing. When Earlobe Repair Might Not Be Recommended Earlobe repair is generally very safe, but it may not be appropriate for individuals who: Have active infections, eczema, or dermatitis near the earlobe Are prone to keloid scarring or hypertrophic scarring Have bleeding disorders or uncontrolled chronic health conditions Expect dramatic changes beyond what this procedure offers Dr. Schwarcz will review your medical history, examine the area, and discuss your goals to ensure this is the right option for you. How to Prepare for Earlobe Repair Surgery Although earlobe repair is a simple procedure, a few small steps can help ensure a smooth experience and optimal healing: Timing: Allow at least 1–2 weeks before important events to let initial swelling subside Medication: Avoid blood thinners, aspirin, and vitamin E supplements for one week prior Smoking and Alcohol: Quit smoking and reduce alcohol intake to encourage better tissue healing Re-piercing: Plan to wait 8–12 weeks before re-piercing to allow for full recovery Dr. Schwarcz will provide custom pre-procedure instructions during your consultation to ensure you’re fully prepared. What to Expect During the Earlobe Repair Procedure Earlobe repair is performed under local anesthesia in our Manhattan office and typically takes 30–60 minutes depending on the extent of the damage. The experience is comfortable, efficient, and tailored to your individual anatomy and goals. Before the procedure: Dr. Schwarcz will mark the treatment site and walk you through what to expect During the procedure: Scarred or stretched tissue is removed, and the earlobe is reshaped and meticulously sutured After the procedure: You’ll be able to return home immediately with clear aftercare instructions Dr. Schwarcz uses extremely fine sutures and precise techniques to create natural-looking results with minimal visible scarring. Recovery Timeline After Earlobe Repair Healing from earlobe repair is fast and straightforward with minimal downtime. Here’s what most patients can expect: Days 1–3: Mild swelling or tenderness is normal. Keep the area clean and dry. Over-the-counter pain medication is usually sufficient for comfort Days 7–10: Sutures are typically removed, and the healing process continues smoothly Weeks 8–12: The earlobe is fully healed and can be re-pierced if desired Avoid tugging, pressure, or earrings during the healing period. Our team will provide detailed post-op instructions and be available for any questions you may have. Long-Lasting, Natural-Looking Results The results of earlobe repair are permanent and blend seamlessly with your natural anatomy. Once healed, most patients can resume wearing earrings—though lighter jewelry is recommended to preserve the result. Whether correcting damage from trauma, reversing the effects of gauges, or simply refining aging earlobes, this quick procedure can dramatically improve the symmetry and elegance of your appearance. Why Choose Dr. Robert Schwarcz for Earlobe Repair in NYC? Dr. Robert Schwarcz is known for delivering refined, natural-looking results in facial and aesthetic surgery. As a double board-certified oculofacial plastic surgeon, his attention to detail and deep understanding of facial anatomy allow him to perform earlobe repair with precision and care. All procedures are performed in a private, comfortable office environment with no need for general anesthesia or hospital visits. Whether you're looking to refresh your appearance or prepare your ears for re-piercing, Dr. Schwarcz offers the expertise and artistry to help you feel confident in your results. Ready to restore your earlobes? Click the Request an Appointment button below to schedule your consultation and take the first step toward a polished, natural look. Earlobe repair is a minor surgical procedure designed to correct stretched, torn, or damaged earlobes. Whether your earlobes have been affected by heavy earrings, gauges, trauma, or simple aging, this procedure restores their natural appearance and functionality. Dr. Robert Schwarcz, a double board certified oculofacial plastic surgeon in NYC, performs earlobe repair in our Manhattan office using advanced techniques to ensure precision and minimize scarring. Consultations and follow-ups are available in both Manhattan, NY, and Rye, NY locations. If you’re searching for earlobe repair in NYC, Dr. Schwarcz’s expertise ensures seamless, natural-looking results. EARLOBE REPAIR REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT ROBERT SCHWARCZ PROVIDERS MANHATTAN LOCATIONS GALLERY BACK TO SERVICES REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT

Refine your nose without surgery using filler. Dr. Schwarcz provides expert nose reshaping in NYC. Book your consult now. Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty in NYC Reshape Your Nose Without Surgery Not ready for a surgical nose job? Non-surgical rhinoplasty—also known as nose filler—is a quick, minimally invasive way to refine the shape of your nose without going under the knife. Using strategically placed dermal filler, Dr. Robert Schwarcz , a double board-certified oculofacial plastic surgeon in NYC, can smooth bumps, lift the nasal tip, and create better symmetry with immediate results and zero downtime. Performed exclusively by Dr. Schwarcz in our Manhattan office, this procedure is ideal for patients seeking subtle, elegant enhancements to their nose shape without permanent commitment. Consultations and follow-ups are available in both Manhattan and Rye, NY. If you’re looking for non-surgical rhinoplasty in NYC , trust the precision and artistic expertise of one of the city’s top facial specialists. What Is Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty? Non-surgical rhinoplasty uses hyaluronic acid-based fillers—like Restylane or Juvederm—to temporarily change the shape of the nose. It’s perfect for addressing: Small humps or dips along the bridge of the nose A drooping or flat nasal tip Asymmetry Minor contour irregularities Post-surgical imperfections The filler adds volume where needed to create smoother lines and better balance with your overall facial structure. The results are immediate and natural-looking, with no scars, no anesthesia, and no downtime. Who’s a Good Candidate for Nose Filler? You may be a strong candidate for non-surgical rhinoplasty if you: Have a bump or irregular contour on the bridge of your nose Want to subtly lift or define the tip Are not ready for surgical rhinoplasty or want to preview potential changes Have minor imperfections following previous surgery Are in good overall health and have realistic expectations This treatment is especially popular among individuals who want to enhance their nose without a permanent commitment or long recovery time. When It Might Not Be Right for You Non-surgical rhinoplasty may not be suitable if you: Are looking to make your nose smaller or reduce nasal width Have significant structural issues or functional breathing concerns Are pregnant or breastfeeding Have a history of poor reactions to dermal fillers Are expecting dramatic or permanent results During your consultation, Dr. Schwarcz will assess your nasal anatomy and goals to determine whether filler is the right approach—or if surgical rhinoplasty might be a better long-term solution. How to Prepare for Nose Filler Prep is simple, but a few steps can help minimize bruising and swelling: Avoid Blood Thinners : Refrain from aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, and vitamin E for 3–5 days before your appointment (with your prescribing physician’s approval). No Alcohol : Skip alcohol the night before and day of your procedure. Clean Skin : Arrive with makeup-free skin. Realistic Expectations : Understand that this is a temporary solution, ideal for refining—not reshaping—your nose. Dr. Schwarcz will walk you through the treatment plan and answer all your questions before beginning. What to Expect During Treatment Non-surgical rhinoplasty is performed in-office in less than 30 minutes. Here’s what the process looks like: Assessment : Dr. Schwarcz will examine your nose and face from multiple angles to map out the most flattering injection points. Numbing : A topical anesthetic is applied to minimize discomfort. Injection : Using a fine needle or cannula, Dr. Schwarcz places small amounts of filler precisely where needed—typically along the bridge, tip, or sidewalls—to smooth and refine the nasal contour. Finishing Touches : The nose is gently shaped and checked for symmetry. You’ll see the difference immediately. Dr. Schwarcz’s surgical expertise ensures every result is balanced and sophisticated—not overdone. Recovery and Aftercare There’s little to no downtime after non-surgical rhinoplasty, but minor side effects may occur: First 1–2 Days : Expect mild swelling or redness at the injection sites. Small bruises may occur but typically fade quickly. 1 Week : The filler settles, and your results soften into a natural shape. 2 Weeks : Full results are visible. Any touch-ups, if needed, can be scheduled at this point. Avoid heavy glasses or pressure on the nose for the first few days, and follow all aftercare instructions provided by Dr. Schwarcz. How Long Do Results Last? The effects of non-surgical rhinoplasty typically last 9 to 18 months , depending on: The type of filler used Your body’s metabolism The treatment area and amount injected Repeat treatments are safe and effective, allowing you to maintain or refine your results over time. Complementary Treatments Dr. Schwarcz may recommend combining nose filler with other procedures for a more balanced look: Chin Filler : Enhance facial proportions and symmetry BBL or Moxi Laser : Improve skin clarity and texture around the midface CO2 Laser : Minimize pores and refine the skin surface for a polished finish Together, these treatments create harmony across your features without surgery. Alternatives to Nose Filler If you’re looking for permanent or structural changes, consider: Surgical Rhinoplasty : For patients with significant nasal asymmetry, breathing issues, or functional concerns Chin Augmentation : To balance a prominent nose Facial Fat Grafting : For long-lasting contouring using your own fat Dr. Schwarcz will guide you through all options to help you achieve the most natural and satisfying result. Why Choose Dr. Schwarcz for Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty in NYC? Injecting filler into the nose requires both surgical-level knowledge and artistic finesse. As a double board-certified oculofacial plastic surgeon with over two decades of experience, Dr. Robert Schwarcz brings unmatched precision to every injection. His deep understanding of facial structure—and especially the high-risk zones of the nose—makes him the go-to expert for natural-looking nose reshaping. Whether you’re correcting a small hump, refining your profile, or testing the waters before surgery, you’re in expert hands with Dr. Schwarcz. Ready to elevate your profile without surgery? Click the Request an Appointment button below to schedule your non-surgical rhinoplasty consultation with Dr. Schwarcz today. Non-surgical rhinoplasty, also known as nose filler, is a minimally invasive procedure that enhances the shape and symmetry of the nose using dermal fillers. This procedure is ideal for patients looking to smooth bumps, refine contours, or add definition without undergoing surgery. Performed by Dr. Robert Schwarcz, non-surgical rhinoplasty uses Restylane-L, a hyaluronic acid-based filler, to subtly sculpt the nose for a more balanced and refined appearance. The treatment is quick, requires no downtime, and offers immediate results. If you're looking for a non-invasive way to improve your nose's shape, non-surgical rhinoplasty in NYC provides a safe and effective solution. NON SURGICAL RHINOPLASTY REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT ROBERT SCHWARCZ PROVIDERS MANHATTAN RYE LOCATIONS GALLERY BACK TO SERVICES REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT

Looking to reduce stubborn fat? Dr. Schwarcz offers SculpSure in NYC—a non-invasive body contouring treatment for a slimmer, more sculpted appearance. SculpSure in NYC SculpSure is a non-invasive body contouring treatment that permanently reduces stubborn fat using targeted laser technology. Ideal for areas like the abdomen, flanks, thighs, and under the chin, SculpSure delivers noticeable fat reduction without surgery, needles, or downtime. If you’re looking for SculpSure in NYC, Dr. Robert Schwarcz performs this treatment personally at our Manhattan office, combining cutting-edge technology with a natural aesthetic approach for smooth, sculpted results. What Is SculpSure? SculpSure is an FDA-cleared, non-surgical fat reduction treatment that uses laser energy to heat and destroy fat cells beneath the skin. Over time, your body naturally eliminates these damaged cells, leading to a slimmer, more contoured appearance. It is most commonly used on: Abdomen Love handles (flanks) Back Thighs Submental area (under the chin) Unlike invasive procedures, SculpSure requires no incisions, anesthesia, or extended recovery time. Who Is a Candidate for SculpSure? You may be a great candidate for SculpSure in New York City if you: Have areas of stubborn fat resistant to diet and exercise Are close to your ideal weight but want more contour or definition Want a non-surgical solution with minimal downtime Are in good general health and have realistic expectations SculpSure is ideal for patients seeking targeted fat reduction, not weight loss. Who May Not Be a Candidate? SculpSure may not be right for individuals who: Are significantly overweight or seeking full-body fat reduction Have active skin conditions or infections in the treatment area Are pregnant or breastfeeding Have unrealistic expectations about results Dr. Schwarcz will evaluate your goals and body composition during your consultation to determine if SculpSure is the best approach. Planning Your Treatment Planning for SculpSure is easy and requires minimal preparation. Before your appointment: Stay well hydrated to help with lymphatic drainage after treatment Avoid sunburn or irritation in the target area Wear loose, comfortable clothing on the day of your treatment Dr. Schwarcz will assess your treatment zones and develop a custom contouring plan tailored to your body and goals. What to Expect During Treatment SculpSure is performed in-office and takes about 25 minutes per treatment area . Most patients choose to treat more than one area per session. Here’s what to expect: Before Treatment : The area is marked and a special applicator is secured to your skin. During Treatment : You’ll feel cycles of deep warmth and cooling as the laser energy targets fat cells. Most patients find this sensation very tolerable. After Treatment : There is no required downtime—you can return to work or daily activities immediately. SculpSure’s laser energy damages the fat cells, which are then flushed out by your lymphatic system over several weeks. Recovery There’s virtually no downtime after SculpSure, but you may experience: Mild tenderness or swelling in the treated area A slight firm or lumpy texture as fat cells begin to break down Improved definition in as little as 6 weeks, with full results in about 12 weeks Gentle massage of the area and staying active can help encourage lymphatic drainage and improve outcomes. Results SculpSure can reduce up to 24% of fat cells in the treated area after one session. Most patients begin to notice visible slimming after about 6 weeks, with continued improvement over 12 weeks. Results are: Permanent (as long as you maintain a stable weight) Natural-looking Even and smooth , without the lumps or irregularities sometimes seen in older fat-reduction methods Many patients choose to do a series of treatments to maximize results in larger or more resistant areas. Complementary Procedures To boost your results, you may consider combining SculpSure with: AccuTite : For subtle skin tightening in areas where fat has been reduced Morpheus8 : To firm and rejuvenate the overlying skin Our team will help you design a customized plan that fits your aesthetic goals. Alternatives If SculpSure isn’t the right fit for your goals, alternatives include: Liposuction : A surgical procedure to remove larger volumes of fat for more dramatic results Morpheus8 : If your primary concern is skin laxity rather than fat Lifestyle adjustments : Including fitness and nutrition support to enhance results SculpSure is a great option for those not ready for surgery or those who want a non-invasive complement to an existing routine. Why Choose Robert Schwarcz, MD? As a double board certified oculofacial plastic surgeon with over two decades of experience, Dr. Robert Schwarcz brings surgical precision and an artist’s eye to every body contouring treatment. He personally performs all SculpSure procedures in our Manhattan office to ensure the highest level of care and attention to detail. His goal? Sleek, natural contours without downtime or compromise. Ready to slim down stubborn areas without surgery? Click the Request an Appointment button below and take the first step toward a more sculpted, confident you. SculpSure is a non-surgical body contouring treatment that uses laser technology to permanently destroy fat cells in targeted areas. This FDA-approved treatment is ideal for reducing stubborn fat in areas resistant to diet and exercise, such as the abdomen, flanks, thighs, and back. Performed by Dr. Robert Schwarcz, a double board certified oculofacial plastic surgeon in NYC, and Nurse Leanne Jones, SculpSure delivers long-lasting, natural-looking fat reduction without the need for surgery or downtime. The treatment heats and destroys fat cells, which are then naturally eliminated by the body over time. If you’re looking for a safe, non-invasive way to sculpt your body, SculpSure in NYC offers an effective solution. SCULPSURE REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT ROBERT SCHWARCZ LEANNE JONES PROVIDERS MANHATTAN LOCATIONS GALLERY BACK TO SERVICES REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT

For heavy brows and deep forehead creases, a direct brow lift in NYC by Dr. Robert Schwarcz offers targeted, long-lasting correction. DIRECT BROW LIFT IN NYC A Precise Solution for Heavy Brows, Performed by Dr. Robert Schwarcz When the brows begin to droop significantly, the eyes can look hooded, tired, or stern—regardless of how well-rested or vibrant you may feel. This descent of the eyebrows, known as brow ptosis , can also contribute to upper eyelid heaviness and even interfere with your field of vision. While non-invasive treatments may offer mild improvement, they fall short when the sagging is more severe. That’s where a direct brow lift in NYC comes in. A direct brow lift is a targeted surgical procedure that lifts and reshapes the brows by removing excess skin and securing the tissue directly above the eyebrows. The result is a stronger, more defined brow position that restores symmetry, corrects heavy upper lids, and gives the face a more refreshed and open appearance. Dr. Robert Schwarcz, a double board-certified oculofacial plastic surgeon, performs this procedure with precision and care in his private JCAHO-certified surgical suite on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Whether you're experiencing vision issues, facial strain, or simply dislike the appearance of low-set brows, a direct brow lift offers a powerful and natural-looking solution. What Is a Direct Brow Lift? A direct brow lift, also referred to as a heavy brow correction or brow ptosis surgery , is a procedure that lifts the eyebrows by removing a strip of skin and soft tissue just above the brow line. This technique is especially useful for patients with significant descent of the entire brow or asymmetry that cannot be addressed with more subtle lifting techniques. Unlike other types of brow lifts that make incisions in the hairline or scalp, a direct brow lift places the incision just above the eyebrow itself. This allows for maximum control and accuracy , especially in cases of functional impairment or extreme droop. Because of its direct access to the brow tissue, this method allows Dr. Schwarcz to achieve substantial elevation and symmetry with minimal disruption to surrounding anatomy. Scarring is kept to a minimum by placing incisions in the natural creases or contours of the skin, and with time, they typically fade to near-invisibility. For patients with coarse or darker brow hair, the scar is often completely camouflaged within the hairline of the eyebrow itself. Why Some Patients Need This Specific Technique Not all brow lifts are created equal. In many patients—particularly older adults or those with underlying muscle laxity—there is significant sagging that cannot be corrected with endoscopic or temporal lifts alone. These other approaches rely on lifting the brow from a distance, which works well for early-stage descent but may not provide the strength or specificity needed for more advanced brow ptosis. A direct brow lift is the most structurally powerful technique for restoring a natural brow shape when the tissue has stretched or weakened over time. It’s also uniquely suited to correct asymmetries caused by previous trauma, surgeries, nerve damage, or facial paralysis. For patients who have previously undergone upper blepharoplasty but still feel heaviness in the brow region, a direct brow lift can offer the missing piece of the rejuvenation puzzle. Who’s a Candidate for a Direct Brow Lift? This procedure is especially well-suited for patients with heavy, low-set brows that have fallen well below their ideal position. It’s also a great option for those with noticeable asymmetry , where one brow sits lower than the other, or patients who experience functional vision obstruction due to brow droop. You might be a good candidate for a direct brow lift if you: Frequently feel the need to raise your brows to see more clearly Have been told you look tired, angry, or sad—even when you’re not Have tried Botox or other lifting techniques but need something longer-lasting Are in good health and have realistic expectations about results and scarring Dr. Schwarcz carefully evaluates every patient during consultation to determine whether a direct brow lift is the most appropriate approach. He will discuss your medical history, goals, previous surgeries (if any), and may review photographs of you from earlier in life to guide the procedure. What Happens During a Direct Brow Lift? The procedure is performed under local anesthesia with optional sedation in our fully accredited Upper East Side surgical suite. After reviewing the planned lift with you one final time, Dr. Schwarcz carefully marks the skin directly above the eyebrows where tissue will be removed. These markings are customized based on your facial structure, brow shape, and desired lift height. Once the area is anesthetized, a narrow ellipse of skin is removed, and the underlying soft tissue is gently lifted and secured to a higher position. Meticulous technique is used to ensure that both brows are symmetrical and shaped to flatter your facial features. The incision is then closed using fine sutures, and a small dressing is applied. The entire procedure typically takes about one to two hours and is performed on an outpatient basis. What Is Recovery Like? One of the advantages of a direct brow lift is its relatively quick recovery period . Because the procedure doesn’t involve deep dissection through the scalp or hairline, healing is generally straightforward and well-tolerated. In the first few days, you can expect mild swelling, bruising, and tightness in the brow area. These symptoms are easily managed with cold compresses, head elevation, and over-the-counter or prescribed medication. Sutures are usually removed within five to seven days, and patients often feel comfortable returning to normal social activities within 7 to 10 days. The incision will initially be pink and visible, but with time, it fades into the natural contour of the brow. Dr. Schwarcz uses refined closure techniques and scar management protocols to ensure the best cosmetic outcome possible. How Long Do the Results Last? Because this procedure physically removes excess tissue and repositions the brow directly, results are long-lasting and often permanent . Most patients enjoy their elevated brow position for well over a decade, and in many cases, no further surgical correction is needed. Unlike fillers or Botox, a direct brow lift does not require ongoing maintenance to retain its effect. Patients often report that their eyes feel more open, less strained, and more balanced. Those who previously struggled with vision impairment from low brows usually experience immediate improvement. And for those who’ve long disliked the look of their heavy or asymmetrical brows, the emotional and aesthetic impact is profound. Complementary Procedures To achieve a more complete upper face rejuvenation, many patients combine a direct brow lift with: Upper Blepharoplasty Lower Blepharoplasty CO2 Laser Resurfacing Fat Transfer to Temples or Upper Eyelid Alternative Procedures For patients who aren’t ready for surgery or have mild brow descent, non-invasive options include: Botox or Dysport to temporarily elevate the brows Endoscopic Brow Lift for more subtle correction Morpheus8 for skin tightening and collagen stimulation These approaches are helpful for early signs of aging, but they don’t offer the structural correction of a direct brow lift. Why Choose Dr. Robert Schwarcz? Dr. Robert Schwarcz is a trusted leader in facial plastic surgery, with more than two decades of experience and a reputation for subtle, natural-looking results. As a double board-certified oculofacial plastic surgeon, he understands the delicate balance between aesthetics and function—particularly when operating around the eyes and brows. All procedures are performed by Dr. Schwarcz himself in his fully accredited Manhattan surgical suite. He takes time to develop a personalized plan based on your anatomy, goals, and previous facial history. His goal is always the same: to help you look more rested, youthful, and balanced—without ever looking like you’ve had surgery. Ready to Refresh Your Brows and Elevate Your Look? Click the Request an Appointment button below to schedule your consultation with Dr. Robert Schwarcz and find out if a direct brow lift is right for you. A direct brow lift is a surgical procedure that lifts and reshapes the brows to correct sagging, asymmetry, and deep forehead lines. This technique is particularly effective for individuals with heavy or drooping brows, offering precise and natural-looking results. Unlike other brow lift procedures, the direct brow lift involves removing excess skin and tissue directly above the brow, allowing for optimal correction. Dr. Robert Schwarcz, a double board certified oculofacial plastic surgeon in NYC, performs this procedure in our Manhattan office’s JCAHO-certified surgical suite, ensuring the highest standards of safety and care. Consultations and follow-up appointments are available in both Manhattan, NY, and Rye, NY. If you’re considering a direct brow lift in NYC, Dr. Schwarcz’s expertise guarantees results that enhance your natural beauty without compromising individuality. DIRECT BROW LIFT REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT ROBERT SCHWARCZ PROVIDERS MANHATTAN LOCATIONS GALLERY BACK TO SERVICES REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT