Facial Plastic Surgery West Palm Beach Florida

Meet Palm Beach Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Michael Schwartz

"Before I came to see you, I was reluctant to smile because it caused my nose to hook to
the left. Being self-conscience about smiling was heartbreaking. I want to personally thank you for your kindness, expertise, and skilled hands that transformed a once very crooked nose into a straight and beautiful work of art."



	West Palm Beach Plastic Surgeon Dr. Michael Schwartz

Procedure Spotlight:

Dr. Schwarz is a Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon and Certified Otolaryngologist

what is a board certified facial plastic surgeon?

Dr. Michael Schwartz is a gifted facial plastic surgeon and ENT Specialist. Fellow of American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, American College of Surgeons, Diplomat of American Board of Otolaryngology, MD from Baylor College of Medicine, General Surgery Residency at Beth Israel Medical Center, New York and ENT Residency at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, Columbia University.

Dr. Schwartz has expertise in rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, face lift, neck lift, chin implants, ear surgery (otoplasty), and pillar implants. He maintains a high level of surgical activity to maintain and enhance his expertise and passion, caring for thousands of patients since 1986. [read more]

Dr. Michael Schwartz,
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in the Boca Life Magazine

Palm Beach Plastic Surgeon - Blog, Dr. Michael Schwartz

Crooked Nose
Posted March 16, 2010 7:19 PM in Rhinoplasty

Crooked noses or deviated noses are among the most challenging to fix. Sometimes they are due to previous trauma, mostly though its just a developmental growth issue. They often resist good repair and straightening unless the surgeon uses specific techniques. I find I get the best results if I follow these steps: First as in all noses I analyze. Is the crooked shape or deviation from bone or cartilage or both? Is the deformity external only, or internal as well? If each area that is affected is not addressed then its unlikely to get a good result. With bony deviations I like to use a "turn the page of a book technique". What that means is that instead of a routine procedure when one is just trying to narrow the... continue

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Male Plastic Surgery
Posted March 07, 2010 1:14 PM in Face Lift

Like many practices I'm seeing an increase in men seeking facial plastic surgery. By this I'm referring to procedures designed to maintain or restore a youthful and rejuvenated appearance, not correct injuries or deformities. Both men and women are often concerned about their eyes and want to eliminate or avoid the "tired" or baggy appearance which may develop. In men it is important to pay careful attention to a "heavy brow" which may exaggerate the problem and hamper the result if not addressed. Men are also more often concerned about the lower neck ("turkey neck") that develops then they are about the cheeks and midface or forehead. Many men can be well served by procedures designed to address targeted areas... continue

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Liquid Lifts
Posted March 02, 2010 10:37 AM in Face Lift

I read a nice article in the Style magazine of this past Sunday's New York Times. It described the benefits of a "liquid lift" as performed by Dr. Yan Trokel of NYC. Basically it described his approach and technique of using Botox and multiple fillers to restore volume and build a refreshed youthful face. The main advantages being that it was done in the office with local anesthetic, took under 2 hours and had minimal post procedure discomfort or downtime. It was therefore also perfect for patients who are "surgery phobic" as there is no cutting or incisions. I found the article to be accurate and realistic in its descriptions of procedure, results and price. The problem is I don't know many "real people" who... continue

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