More and more men are discovering the positive benefits of cosmetic surgery. At Burgess Plastic Surgery, we offer a range of services for our male patients, in a comfortable office setting where you can discuss your cosmetic questions with a board-certified plastic surgeon. At your consultation, Dr. Burgess will listen to your concerns and help guide you towards your best option with the most gratifying results.
The most requested surgical procedures for our male patients are abdominal surgery and facial procedures.  CoolSculpting is a non-invasive fat reduction treatment that can improve fatty areas for around a 20-30 % improvement. Liposuction can also be a great option for this area, as the fat is removed permanently. Sometimes a tummy tuck or abdominoplasty may be considered.
Some men choose to have eyelid surgery, to remove excess sagging skin from their eyelids that makes them appear tired. Sometimes a facelift may be considered to rejuvenate the facial features by repositioning the tissue and removing excess skin. The goal of any facial surgery is to still leave you looking like yourself, just a refreshed and rejuvenated you!
Botox®, Dysport, and Xeomin work to soften frown lines between the brows. Wrinkles and volume loss can also be treated with  Juvederm® and other facial fillers. Another popular treatment is Ultherapy® which offers a smooth result that can help define the jawline and face. Our medspa has many treatment options!
Dr. Burgess also surgically treats gynecomastia, or excess breast and fatty tissue in men. Gynecomastia can occur for a variety of medical reasons, but can make many men feel very self-conscious. Patients who undergo gynecomastia breast reduction surgery feel much more comfortable in their clothing, as well as bathing suits.
We offer multiple treatments to help those who are experiencing thinning or loss of hair. This condition occurs due to both genetics and hormone changes that progress as patients get older. This form of hair loss is more common among men than women, although women may also experience the condition.