Body lift surgery addresses the sagging skin after significant weight loss.

Liposuction (or lipo) is the process of improving body contours by removing excess fat deposits.

Tummy tuck is a surgical procedure that sculpts the waistline by removing excess fat and skin around the belly.

Mommy makeover is the process of restoring your pre-pregnancy figure so that you can look and feel your best.

Breast augmentation uses breast implants or fat from your own body to increase the size of your breasts or restore volume.

A breast lift is a procedure that raises the breasts by tightening the surrounding tissue and removing excess skin.

Breast reduction involves the surgical removal of fat, tissue and skin from the breasts to reshape them and reduce their size.

Botox is the most popular nonsurgical method to relax the muscles of the face to eliminate facial lines and wrinkles.

A brow lift restores the face to its natural, more refreshed appearance, allowing you to look vibrant and rejuvenated.

Eyelid surgery is a surgical procedure to improve the appearance of the eyelids.

Face-lift surgery can improve the appearance of the face, making it tighter and younger looking.

Injectable dermal fillers can plump thin lips, soften facial creases, smooth wrinkles and improve the appearance of some scars.

Rhinoplasty (or nose job) is a surgical technique used to reshape the contour of the nose and correct structural abnormalities.

We use biologic dressings to help a wound heal on its own or to prepare it for surgical permanent closure.

Complete decongestive therapy is a noninvasive, nonsurgical approach to managing the symptoms of lymphedema.

Part of managing chronic wounds includes cleaning the wound (called debridement) in preparation for ultimate wound closure.

Flap surgery is a fundamental pillar in plastic surgery. It involves moving tissue (and its blood supply) from one part of the body to another.

Liposuction can remove excess fat in order to alleviate the symptoms and discomfort that come with lipedema or lymphedema.

Lymphaticovenous anastomosis redirects excess lymphatic fluid into the venous system to reduce the appearance of lymphedema.

Lymph node transfer is a treatment for lymphedema in which lymph nodes are transplanted from other areas in the body to replace those removed.

Excisional surgeries treat lymphedema by removing excess fat from the affected extremities to reduce limb volume.

Our plastic surgeons can use healthy skin from a donor site to cover a wound, a surgical procedure known as a skin graft.

Direct-to-implant reconstruction is an alternative to staged tissue expander reconstruction.

Flap reconstruction is a procedure that transfers tissue from other parts of your body to recreate the breast.

Partial breast reconstruction is an option for patients who've had a lumpectomy and wish to recreate symmetry between the breasts.

Pre-pectoral reconstruction is a form of tissue expander reconstruction in which the temporary implant is placed over the pectoral muscle.

Tissue expanders are temporary breast implants used to gradually expand and prepare skin and muscle for a permanent implant.

Dynamic treatments for facial paralysis help restore active movement to the face while static procedures help support the tissues of the face.

Static procedures often involve placing an inanimate object into the affected area to tighten, weigh down or assist facial area having trouble.

Flap surgery involves transferring tissue with blood vessels, subcutaneous fat, muscles, bones and tendons still intact.

A limited incision approach for carpal tunnel syndrome uses a much smaller incision than traditional carpal tunnel release.

We offer enzyme injections or two different surgical approaches to treat this hand deformity.

Excision for hand tumors involves the removal of abnormal tissue located in the skin, soft tissue or bone of the hand.

We employ the latest advancements in treatment and rehabilitation for arthritis of the hand, which is a common condition.

Several treatments are offered for hand nerve damage, which can result from a deep cut, crush or neuroma, as well as congenital issues.

When there is damage to a tendon in the hand, surgery may be necessary to restore function of the fingers and/or thumb.

Hand fracture most often occurs after significant trauma. Personalized treatment is determined by a number of factors.

Trigger finger is a painful condition that causes the fingers or thumb to lock when bent.

Ear reconstruction is the construction of an ear that is completely or partially missing from a congenital deformity, trauma or cancer.

Cohen Children’s offers patients with scoliosis a strong multidisciplinary team approach when it comes to spinal surgeries.

We expertly treat children born with one or more extra fingers or toes, a condition known as polydactyly.

Our plastic surgeons use the latest techniques to treat a variety of pigmented birthmarks.

Vascular birthmarks are caused when blood vessels don’t form correctly and appear as discoloration of the skin at birth or shortly after birth.

Some babies are born with two or more fingers or toes that are fused together or “webbed,” which can limit movement of the digits.