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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.

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.

12/20/2025

What is upper eyelid ptosis and why is it important to address during upper blepharoplasty surgery. Ptosis often presents as a droopy upper eyelid. It is commonly due to a weak tendon (aponeurosis)that spans between the tarsal plate (cartilage just above the eyelashes inside the upper eyelid) and the levator muscle (the muscle that allows us to actively open our eyes) and is locate deep behind the upper eyelid. It is critical to tighten this weak tendon in order to make the eyes appear more open. This procedure is best done on both sides to improve symmetry and is commonly performed with upper blepharoplasty upper eyelid skin excision. Below is a beautiful patient of mine who underwent this procedure. Her outcome has improved her confidence tremendously. I am grateful that she has trusted me with her care.

11/29/2025

Revision Rhinoplasty involves a restructuring of the underlying cartilage and bony framework of the nose. The skin the shrink wraps around the new framework. This beautiful patient of mine is in her late 40s and is photographed approximately 5 weeks following revision rhinoplasty surgery. She disliked the excessive project of her nose and experienced a collapse of her nostrils when taking a deep breath. An open approach was used with MTF rib cartilage to stabilize her underlying nasal structure. The nasal tip was deprojected and the dorsum reduced. Since surgery, her confidence as improved as has her ability to breathe through her nose. I am grateful that she has trusted me with her care.

11/23/2025

Not all people age in the periorbital area by developing droopy upper eyelids and lower eyelid puffiness. Occasionally, these areas loose volume and the surrounding skin and orbicularis oculi muscle elasticity deteriorates. This beautiful patient of mine is in her mid 60s. A deep plane approach to the lower eyelids was performed by tightening the orbicularis oculi muscle and removing the excess lower eyelid skin using a subcilliary incision. Micro fat grafting was performed to restore the fullness in the upper eyelids and to blend the lower eyelid into the cheek. A fractionated erbium laser was used to improve the skin quality. There has been no change to the eyelid shape following surgery. She is left with a cleaner and younger appearance. There is no visible scar even at 3 months post procedure. I am humbled that this patient traveled a great distance to undergo surgery by our practice. We much appreciate her trust.

11/16/2025

It is common to begin noticing aging changes in the lower face and neck in the mid 40s. This can manifest as early jowls, facial volume loss, neck skin and platysma laxity as well as a descent of the submandibular glands and thickening of the anterior diagastic muscles. This beautiful patient of mine wanted to restore her natural crisp features. She underwent deep plane facelift and deep neck surgery. Although subtle, her results are natural and have made an impact on improving the youthful facial harmony that had previously begun to deteriorate. I am grateful for her trust in choosing our team to be involved in her care.

11/09/2025

Lower eyelid dark circles are a reflection of a ligament spanning from the bone to the skin named the orbicularis retaining ligament. The groove closest to the nose is known as the tear trough. This is formed by a fusion of the orbicularis oculi muscle to the bone. As we age, the soft tissues surrounding the eye loose their elasticity. Since there is a tethering to bone by these attachments, the dark circles deepen with time. The most effective was to soften these dark circles is to release these attachments with surgery and interpose fat into this area once the attachments have been removed. This beautiful patient of mine demonstrates how effective this procedure can be. The procedure has improved her confidence and the only regret she has is not undergoing this procedure earlier.

11/02/2025

Our neck and jawline lose their crisp shape with time due to several anatomical structures that change with time. In the face and neck, our platysma muscle relaxes and the submandibular salivary glands often descend with time and become larger. The diagastric muscles occasionally become larger and the deep neck fat falls and often increases in volume. The overlying sling loses its elasticity and the fat in the face decreases in volume. All these structures are often addressed in face and neck lift surgery in order to attain a harmonious and natural outcome. This beautiful patient of mine is in her early 60s. By addressing multiple deep structures in the face and neck we were able to restore a cleaner shape to her face and neck.

11/01/2025

We are extremely proud to offer the highest level of post surgical maintenance care at our practice. Our non surgical clinic St Thomas Aesthetics is located within the same building as of clinical office and operating facilities. This is a very private and comfortable space offering medical grade skin care, premium aesthetics, injectable treatments and the a spectrum of expert laser care including BBL, Moxi, Halo, TRL and Profractional Erbium laser technology. #

10/31/2025

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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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