Investigating facial cosmetic choices might set off a range of feelings, including curiosity, excitement, even a little fear. Dr. Joseph Shvidler is quite aware of it. His whole approach is based on combining medical accuracy with open, honest communication and a little bit of reassurance. In Seattle West Coast Face, he has developed a reputation as a reliable source for people looking for face improvements that seem natural—just a little more rejuvenated.
Rhinoplasty is among the most often asked for treatments. Patients come to Dr. Shvidler for subtle, natural-looking outcomes whether their goals are to correct a prior injury, enhance breathing, or just bring the nose into better harmony with the face. Rather than major transformations, he emphasizes polish. Many of his clients hear things like, “You look great—did you get more sleep?” That is the aim. Often the best results are those none of which anyone can fully identify.
Another favourite is blepharasty, or eyelid surgery. People looking more weary than they feel may be the result of droopy lids and relentless bags. This operation can years off a person’s appearance without making them look “done,” with a limited recuperation period. Patients of Dr. Shvidler frequently report they seem more alert and rested, and they enjoy friends noticing a change without knowing exactly what happened.
Particularly in the era of video-conferencing today, lower face and neck rejuvenation treatments are also rather sought after. Under the chin or around the jawline, drooping skin can add unwelcome weight or years. While maintaining a person’s natural look, Dr. Shvidler’s precise procedures bring back firmness and definition. It’s about exposing the one always there, not about building a new face.
Every improvement does not call for surgery. With minimal to no downtime, Dr. Shvidler provides a variety of non-invasive procedures like Botox and dermal fillers to help reduce wrinkles or restore volume. Many patients set these for a lunch break and return to work the same day, appearing somewhat more lively.
For adults and children who have long felt self-conscious about their ears, otoplasty—or ear reshaping—can be life-changing. He is also adept in this procedure. A small change here might lead to a whole fresh degree of confidence.
The idea of Dr. Shvidler—every face is unique and so every treatment has relevance—ties all of these procedures together. No rush, no pressure, and most definitely no one-size-fits-all here. His patients depart feeling just better, exactly like themselves. He shows with every operation that the best cosmetic work does not scream. It just improves what already exists.