Dr. Michael Roskies

Dr. Michael Roskies Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon

01/08/2026

Comment TRUTH below and I will tell you the 5 questions you must ask before booking any non surgical skin tightening treatment 👇

The world doesn’t need more "winners." It needs more men who show up everyday to play. As a facial plastic surgeon, I li...
12/29/2025

The world doesn’t need more "winners." It needs more men who show up everyday to play.

As a facial plastic surgeon, I live in a world of millimeters. As an Ironman, I live in a world of miles. But as a father of three boys, I live for the legacy I leave behind for them.

Swipe through to see the 10 lessons I’m passing down. ➡️
To the parents, athletes, and leaders following along: Which of these resonates with you most right now? Drop the number in the comments. Let's talk about it. 👇

12/18/2025

Thanks to all of your for a great 2025. Here's to more transformations matched by transformational relationships in 2026. 🥂

If the eyes are the window to the soul, then the upper lids are the drapes and the brows are the curtain rod. The placem...
12/16/2025

If the eyes are the window to the soul, then the upper lids are the drapes and the brows are the curtain rod.
The placement of the windows also determines how light hits a room.

So when I look at a face, I look at the peripheral frame (brows, temples, face and neck) and the decor (eyes, lips, nose, skin, volume) separately.

Nicole is an amazing example of how we use framing to our advanced. If you've followed her journey, you know she was born with torticollis, stiffening of her neck muscles, that has caused developmental facial asymmetry.

When she saw me first in consultation two years ago, I recommended a browlift to frame the face and provide a bit more symmetry. Understandably, she was hesitant moving forward with what she felt was a lot of surgery.

So we went forward with a face and necklift, laser and some strategic fat grafting to deal with facial asymmetry.

Later, after healing beautifully, she had bought into the framing concept. A major risk of lifting her brows was accentuation of her upper lid hollowing. So we elected to do a browlift- focusing on lifting the left more than the rigjt- with an upper bleph and fat transfer to the upper lids.

A bit of canvas, a bit of color. All adds up to something really beautiful, don't you think? It's amazing to see her facial shape continue to improve even 19 months after the original surgery. ❤️

12/12/2025

⚠️ Warning surgical footage at the end that shows exactly what I'm talking about. I still perform deep necklift in about 85% of my patients. As with everything the most important differentiator is indication and not preference. This is why we examine our patients very closely to determine the best approach for them. Everyone has different anatomy and our approach will differ based off of that. I use what I call the " Test" to determine if they do require any deep neck lift after I have suspended their skin and muscle from the face. Reversing the aging process with appropriate vectors and preserving ligaments of the neck allow us to do this.

happy to answer any questions below!


12/11/2025

post op day 8 after full facial rejuvenation. what other questions do you want me to ask my patients in early recovery? Roz is just the best. We discuss her early days here. I hope it helpful to anyone considering facial surgery!

12/09/2025

Roz did all the right things. She lost 80 pounds through diet and exercise She pre-treated her rosacea with BBL. She did all the internal work. All Roz needed at 52 was a little help with her neck that no amount of biohacking could solve. Roz is pictured 8 days out from surgery. Her confidence is coming through just from these videos. I'm so happy for her. More to come...

12/05/2025

We often say that the riskiest part of surgery is taking the uber over in the morning. But that doesn't mean that complications don't happen. Is this a reason not to move forward? Would love to hear your thoughts.

THIS IS 67. Due to popular demand, I'm posting his side by side before and afters. I rarely see this, but to me, the mos...
12/03/2025

THIS IS 67.

Due to popular demand, I'm posting his side by side before and afters.

I rarely see this, but to me, the most striking change is his posture. The man's confidence is just coming right through the camera.

I did a full face and necklift with fat transfer. His jawline was hiding under that skin and muscle laxity and we accentuated it with fat to the chin. His nasolabial folds were his number 1 priority. They aren't erased completely because he isn't a tree dwelling primate, but they are softer and are not taking attention away from his other facial features. On side view, the sunken appearance is gone. Contours on contours.

Men rarely share their results. But the tides are changing. Someone asked me if I'd get a facelift today and I answered absolutely yes. I'm not defined by my looks but I am defined by my choices. And when the time comes, I'll make the choice that's right for me.

I'm so glad he made the choice to select me as his surgeon. A result this satisfying couldn't have gone to a nicer guy.


12/02/2025

You can just see the tension in his face disappear. Can you guess what he had done?

Send this to your partner instead of another meme today. Promise you won't regret it!

12/02/2025

Julian is back after 6 days.
He's not even close to healed physically, but the transformation here is everything.

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66 Avenue Road, # 1
Toronto, ON
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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
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