Eyesthetica

Eyesthetica Eyesthetica consists of an experienced and highly trained team of surgeons who specialize in eye lifts, ptosis, ophthalmology, and eye reconstructions. Drs.

The team at Eyesthetica are proud to deliver world class results in eyelid, orbital, lacrimal, and facial surgery and aesthetics. Burnstine, Samimi, Erb and Dresner are among the most certified specialists in the field, with certifications from the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.

Watery eyes that won’t stop? It might be more than irritation.Excessive tearing—also known as epiphora—can be caused by ...
07/22/2025

Watery eyes that won’t stop? It might be more than irritation.

Excessive tearing—also known as epiphora—can be caused by blocked tear ducts, eyelid issues, or even dry eye syndrome.

If your eyes are constantly tearing up, it’s time to take a closer look. From warm compresses to minor procedures, there are treatments that can help.

Persistent symptoms? Book a consult with our specialists!

This patient wanted to address heaviness in the upper lids and puffiness under the eyes. Dr. Conger performed bilateral ...
07/21/2025

This patient wanted to address heaviness in the upper lids and puffiness under the eyes. Dr. Conger performed bilateral upper and lower eyelid blepharoplasty with fat repositioning to create a smoother, more youthful and rested look.

This 62-year-old female patient was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma of the left upper eyelid and underwent full rese...
07/17/2025

This 62-year-old female patient was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma of the left upper eyelid and underwent full resection followed by complex reconstruction by Dr. Conger.

Using a Hughes rotational flap and full-thickness skin graft, Dr. Conger restored both the function and appearance of the eyelid—achieving an impressive reconstructive outcome after near-total eyelid loss.

This patient’s upper eyelids were completely obstructing her pupils, with an MRD1 (Margin Reflex Distance) close to zero...
07/14/2025

This patient’s upper eyelids were completely obstructing her pupils, with an MRD1 (Margin Reflex Distance) close to zero — significantly affecting her vision.

performed ptosis repair and upper blepharoplasty to elevate the lids and restore a more open, balanced appearance.
Swipe to see the difference: brighter eyes, improved symmetry, and clearer vision.

Lower Eyelid Reconstruction by Dr. Michael BurnstineThis patient underwent reconstructive surgery of the right lower eye...
07/09/2025

Lower Eyelid Reconstruction by Dr. Michael Burnstine

This patient underwent reconstructive surgery of the right lower eyelid following the removal of basal cell carcinoma.

Dr. Michael Burnstine performed the procedure with a focus on both restoring function and achieving a natural cosmetic outcome, preserving the delicate structure of the eyelid and surrounding tissue.

A powerful example of how reconstructive surgery can restore both health and confidence.

This case demonstrates the combined use of upper and lower blepharoplasty with brow lift to address both functional conc...
07/01/2025

This case demonstrates the combined use of upper and lower blepharoplasty with brow lift to address both functional concerns and age-related periorbital changes. Dr. Conger’s surgical approach focused on restoring eyelid contour, improving visual field, and achieving a balanced, natural aesthetic outcome.

This 69-year-old Asian patient was experiencing upper eyelid fullness that affected both his appearance and his superior...
07/01/2025

This 69-year-old Asian patient was experiencing upper eyelid fullness that affected both his appearance and his superior field of vision. To address these concerns while preserving his natural monolid, Dr. Michael Burnstine performed a sub-brow blepharoplasty—a technique that allows for precise removal of excess skin without altering the eyelid crease.

The result is a brighter, more open eye area with improved vision and a natural, culturally sensitive outcome.

Did you know your sleeping position could be aging your skin?
It’s true—sleeping on your side or stomach can lead to “sl...
06/25/2025

Did you know your sleeping position could be aging your skin?

It’s true—sleeping on your side or stomach can lead to “sleep wrinkles” over time due to repeated skin compression.

To help prevent them, try sleeping on your back and swap your pillowcase for silk to reduce friction and support smoother skin.

Behind every procedure is a team working with precision and purpose—reviewing scans, evaluating anatomy, and crafting a ...
06/19/2025

Behind every procedure is a team working with precision and purpose—reviewing scans, evaluating anatomy, and crafting a treatment plan tailored to the patient’s unique needs.

From the first consultation to the final stages of healing, we collaborate closely to ensure results that are not only aesthetically refined, but also safe, functional, and designed to last. Every detail matters—because every patient is one of one.

This patient received cosmetic Botox to soften the downward turn of the lips, along with dermal filler to restore volume...
06/16/2025

This patient received cosmetic Botox to soften the downward turn of the lips, along with dermal filler to restore volume and enhance lip shape.

Performed by Dr. Michael Burnstine, this treatment achieved a subtle, balanced result—lifting the corners of the mouth and creating a fuller, more refreshed appearance without overfilling.

Is your drooping eyelid more than just cosmetic?If your upper eyelid is obstructing your vision or suddenly starts to dr...
06/13/2025

Is your drooping eyelid more than just cosmetic?

If your upper eyelid is obstructing your vision or suddenly starts to droop, it could be a condition called ptosis—and it might be time to see a specialist.

The good news? Ptosis is treatable—with solutions that can improve both function and appearance. Our oculoplastic surgeons at Eyesthetica are here to help you determine the best path forward.

This patient presented with a challenging combination of under-eye concerns—both a traditional lower eyelid bag and a se...
05/29/2025

This patient presented with a challenging combination of under-eye concerns—both a traditional lower eyelid bag and a secondary fullness known as a festoon or malar mound.

To achieve a natural and lasting result, used a multi-layered surgical approach:

✔️ Transconjunctival fat repositioning to smooth the tear trough without external incisions
✔️ Skin pinch excision just below the lash line, extended laterally to tighten the festoon
✔️ A mini cheek lift to support the midface and address deeper structural laxity
✔️ Fat grafting harvested from the inner knees, placed in the cheeks, brows, and temples to restore youthful volume and balance facial contours

By addressing both the deep and superficial layers, we were able to achieve a smoother, more refreshed lower eyelid and midface—all in one procedure!

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