Dr. Michael Roskies

Dr. Michael Roskies Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon

05/26/2026

important to answer these questions about other peoples' before and afters, but more important to answer them about someone else.

05/22/2026

You might be surprised to learn that I still get nervous for surgery. Everytime I scrub in is like gameday. this is a time for me to mentally prepare, go through the steps I've done thousands of times and remind myself that the human in front of me trusts me to take care of them. It's a position I never take for granted. never in a million years could I image I get to do this daily. I hope I'm making my 3 year old self proud.

My stunning 59 hear old patient me this today. Six months out from a brow, temple, face and neck lift, lower bleph, and ...
05/21/2026

My stunning 59 hear old patient me this today. Six months out from a brow, temple, face and neck lift, lower bleph, and fat transfer to her face and hands.

She lives out of town, so we did her six-month visit virtually last week. I knew she looked good, but my goodness...

It's not a clinical photo, I know. She's in her own space. Her own light. And that's exactly what makes it better.

Highlites where they should be and shadows that add dimension. Just look at that jawline.

But the part that stayed with me: on our call, we pulled up photos of her from years ago. Not to compare to her "before" — to compare to her. And she was back. Same face. Same person.

That's the goal at 6 months as we finish the "cosmetic recovery" milestone. The goal isto stop seeing the surgery — and start seeing yourself again. Her confidence in this photo says to me that she certainly is.

05/21/2026

We're aiming to put "covered" back in recovered. The process can be overwhelming. This isn't a dig at partners or children careful for their loved one. We think you serve a vital role to be there to support. I've noticed that our patients who get a little extra help in the early days tend to have an overall smoother recovery. We're working as a team to improve this care and integrate it into your journey. Stay tuned for more details....

05/15/2026

After enough consults, you start to see the patterns.
Some women come in because they've stopped feeling seen. Others are closing a chapter — a divorce, a loss, kids out of the house, a diagnosis they beat. And some just want the face in the mirror to match the person living behind it.
All three are good reasons. All three tend to do well.
What they have in common is that none of them are waiting on the surgery to decide what happens next. They're already moving. This is just one piece of it.
If that's where you are, I'd love to meet you. If you have other motivations you think I missed, please share them below! 👇

It's nurses week! 🩺 Meet my right, left and 3rd hand (in no particular order). These guys are the reason why our patient...
05/13/2026

It's nurses week! 🩺
Meet my right, left and 3rd hand (in no particular order). These guys are the reason why our patient experience is, in my opinion, one of the best out there. I'm grateful for their intellect, empathy and constant efforts to always be better.
Thank you .yeritskinyan and . 🩷💛💚💚

05/12/2026

Great surgical results start with proper planning. My markings for the preservation facelift are shown here. I have made constant tweaks to improve outcomes but this is the current version. In this video I point out the major differences between our approach and traditional deep plane facelifting. I prepared this for a talk I'm giving to other surgeons but if you like this content let me know and I'll try to post more!
All videos and photos posted with written consent from my lovely patient.

05/05/2026

If I could wish anything for you, it's that you find flow in your everyday life. I'm so blessed I get to block out the noise for 8 hours daily.

05/01/2026


The #1 question I get is "how much skin are you removing?" — but that's the wrong question. Let me show you why the aging neck is like a hypotenuse.
Save this for when someone tells you a facelift is "just cutting off skin." It's so much deeper than that. Literally.
Drop a 📐 in the comments if this finally made it click

04/30/2026

Upper eyelid surgery isn't what it used to be.
For years it was one thing: cut skin away. That's it.
But skin removal alone doesn't make eyes look younger — it makes them look hollow.
Modern upper lid rejuvenation is many layers working together:
→ Ptosis repair to lift the lid itself
→ Conservative skin adjustment (never aggressive)
→ Fat transfer to restore the volume and light reflex above the eye
And let's not forget the temple stabilization.

We're not subtracting anymore. We're restoring architecture.
Ptosis repair is quickly becoming my favorite little procedure. The change isn't subtle — patients walk in saying they look tired and walk out looking like themselves again.
This is where eyelid surgery is going. What is your favorite part?

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