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Safety, Excellence of Care, and Results Driven Dr. Ford and our staff look forward to helping you achieve precisely the results you want.

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At his plastic surgery practice in Toronto, Dr. Derek Ford has committed himself to building an experience that's unrivaled in service, quality, safety, and results. Here, explore our practice and learn more about what makes Ford Plastic Surgery the top choice for so many Toronto-area men and women who want to better themselves — inside and out. Weighing Your Options

Dr. Ford and his team understand that you have lots of things to consider when planning a cosmetic procedure. But perhaps the most important consideration you'll make is the practice you choose. Although your health and safety should be foremost in your mind, it's also important to select a practice that's led by a qualified physician and runs efficiently. From the very first moment you contact Dr. Ford's office, you experience the difference that a well-run medical office can make. Each member of our staff works closely with one another and Dr. Ford, forming a tight, efficient network of care no matter what procedures you select. Whether you choose a quick injectable treatment or a more advanced surgical transformation, our team of professionals will be there to support you throughout every step of your process. Dedicated to Excellence

From the very first moment you make contact with Ford Plastic Surgery, you're treated as an individual whose time, well-being, and satisfaction are our top priorities. We want you to feel informed and prepared before you even visit us in person, which is why we've included ample information throughout our site. Explore the following links and learn more about why Ford Plastic Surgery is one of Greater Toronto's premier choices for cosmetic surgery.

02/21/2026

Tear trough filler use is very common. We now know that HA fill can last in excess of 10 years in the lower eyelid and upper cheek region. It can often migrate and expand to present as a new fullness in the lower eyelid. It is important to identify a history of filler use and to dissolve the filler using a hyaluronadase injection prior to surgery. HA filler can in the upper cheeks can present with prolonged swelling following blepharoplasty surgery. This beautiful patient of mine who is in her early 60s is photographed approximately 10 months following surgery. She underwent upper and lower blepharoplasty surgery with micro fat grafting to the upper cheek region. A fractionated erbium laser was used to improve the skin quality of the eyelids. Prior to surgery, her previous HA filler was dissolved in the office setting. This can be seen as a fullness in the tear trough region in the preoperative photograph. She is thrilled with her new cleaner appearance. I am grateful for her trust.

02/14/2026

Rhinoplasty is a craft. Like all crafts, there are many different was to achieve an optimal outcome. Ultimately, safety and delivering improved facial harmony without changing one’s identity is the goal. This beautiful patient of mine is photographed approximately 3 months following open structural rhinoplasty. The following ares were addressed: dorsal hump, boxy nasal tip and droopy nasal tip. We are thrilled with her outcome and are grateful for her trust.

02/01/2026

Double fold upper blepharoplasty is a very effective way to clean up either an irregular upper eyelid crease or to change an upper eyelid that does not have a crease. By doing so, there is less weight placed on the upper eyelashes which in turn causes the forehead to strain less. Makeup becomes easier to apply and the eyes tend to look more well rested and alert. This beautiful patient of mine who is in her early 50s is photographed approximately 3 months following surgery. She underwent upper and lower blepharoplasty surgery, with the creation of an upper eyelid double fold. She is thrilled with her outcome as am I.

01/31/2026

Blepharoplasty surgery is not just for patients with puffy eyes. It is an effective tool used to regain the alert appearance to the face that time has taken away. It is difficult to believe that this beautiful patient is in her late 70s. She is photographed approximately one year following surgery. Her procedures included: 1. open sky fat preservation blepharoplasty, 2. Transcutaneous lower blepharoplasty with fat preservation and transposition into the upper cheek, orbicularis oculi muscle sling to tighten the lower eyelid muscle laxity similar to that seen with deep plane face lifting. 3. Conservative lower eyelid skin excision and periorbital microfatgrating. 4. Fractionated erbium laser resurfacing to the periorbital region to improve skin quality. The procedure has taken off decades of time from her face. I am grateful that she has trusted me with her care.

01/24/2026

In order to achieve a clean neck contour, it is important to understand why our necks lose their crop appearance as we age. Wii age, our necks lose their skin and platysma muscle loses its elasticity. As this occurs, the deeper neck structures that the platysma supports tend to sag downwards. The submandibular salivary glands also become larger and often produce a visible bump in the neck. The deep neck fat sags and occasionally the deep diagastic muscles become bulky. To attain an optimal outcome, it is vital to consider removing some of the enlarged submandibular salivary glands and anterior diagastic muscles, to contour the deep neck fat and to tighten the overlying platysma muscle with an anterior platysmaplasty and facelift procedures.

01/20/2026

It is always important to assess our patients for upper eyelid ptosis when considering upper eyelid blepharoplasty surgery. Eyelid ptosis is a droopy appearance to the upper eyelid which is often due to a laxity of a ligament that allows the upper eyelid to often fully. If this ligament is not tightened during upper eyelid blepharoplasty, this may result in the upper eyelid appearing more droopy following surgery. This beautiful patient of mine is photographed approximately 6 weeks following upper blepharoplasty and tarsolevator advancement (ptosis repair) surgery. I am grateful for her trust.

01/18/2026

Over twenty years, the mission statement for patient care has remained the same. 1. Safety 2. Maintenance of Patient Identity 3. The Treatment Needs to Result in a Noticeable Outcome. The “Art” of Plastic Surgery is to produce a result that looks natural and cleaner. The best compliment that our patients often receive is that no one has commented that they have had surgery. This is especially true with facial rejuvenation surgery. This beautiful patient of mine is photographed 3 months following deep plane facelift, deep necklift, micro fat grafting and full face Erbium laser treatment (both TRL and fractionated). I am grateful that she has trusted me with her care.

01/11/2026

Double fold blepharoplasty surgery is much different then upper blepharoplasty surgery. The double fold procedure is typically performed in patients of Asian descent and involves constructing a fold where one did not exist. The most durable and reliable technique involves and incision being placed where the new crease is desired. Furthermore, the levator aponeurosis is anchored using deep sutures to the tarsal plate and overlying orbicularis oculi muscle. Upper eyelid fat is redistributed and a conservative amount of skin is removed.

01/03/2026

Patients commonly ask if I perform lower eyelid blepharoplasty surgery using an internal (transconjunctival) or external (transcutaneous) incision. My reply is both. If a patient younger and has lower eyelid puffiness and good tissue quality/elasticity, an internal incision is often best. However, if the orbicularis oculi muscle has lost its elasticity and bunches up when the patient smiles, it is important to tighten the lower eyelid orbicularis oculi muscle. This approach is performed through an external incision. Not only does it effectively correct the excess loose muscle and skin but it also supports the lower eyelid and avoids a change in lower eyelid shape following surgery. This extremely kind patient of mine who is in her early 70s, underwent previous lower blepharoplasty surgery which did not include a tightening of the lower eyelid orbicularis oculi muscle. Unfortunately, she developed a retraction of the lower eyelid following surgery and lower eyelid ectropion. I shushed allow me to perform lower eyelid revision surgery. I inclined a canthoplasty and lower orbicularis oculi tightening to restore her eyelid shape and function. I I this procedure has reminded me how helpful our profession can be in improving the quality of life of our patients. I t a privilege to have the trust of our patients.

01/01/2026

Wishing everyone a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous 2026!

12/28/2025

One of the most enjoyable parts of practice is seeing our patients back in follow up following surgery and listening to how surgery has improved their lives. The body image and confidence improvement that rhinoplasty surgery offers to our young patients is remarkable. This generous patient of ours is in her late teens. She underwent open structural rhinoplasty surgery to improve a deviated nose, septum and correct a bulbous deviated tip. She is photographed approximately 5 months following surgery. I am grateful that she trusted me with her nose and am thrilled to see the joy in her eyes during her follow up visit.

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410-7 St Thomas Street
Toronto, ON
M5S2B7

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+14169257337

Website

https://www.fordplasticsurgery.com/

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