Syracuse Facelift

Denis F. Branson is proud to bring his Facial Plastic Surgery practice to Apple’s exciting mobile platform. Download our iPhone and iPad app to stay in touch with our staff, confirm or request an appointment, learn more about the procedures we perform and view before and after photos of our patients. One of our most popular features is the private treatment journal where you can track your progress and attach photos to view your procedure outcome.

For our current patients, our app is the best way for you to stay connected with your medical staff, and have an active role in your aesthetic or reconstructive transformation. We also provide online post-op care instructions so that you have quick access to important information in the critical time period after your procedure.

If you are thinking about plastic or reconstructive surgery or any non-surgical cosmetic procedure, there are many things to consider — our app is a good place to start for your initial research. We have found that our most satisfied patients are the ones who are informed about the risks and benefits, have realistic expectations for their outcome and are prepared for the road to recovery after a procedure. It’s also important to have confidence in the doctor and his staff who are performing your procedure — our app gives you an inside look into our practice, our medical staff and our aesthetic philosophy.

With the continuing evolution of lower risk treatments, Dr. Branson’s approach to facial rejuvenation has stayed the same; it’s the tools and treatments he uses that change. His suggestion for you will be based on a simple promise: to make the same recommendation to you that he would to a member of his own family. As the patient, you need to consider what is enough surgery, and what may be too much. Dr. Branson’s approach considers your concerns, how others see you, and the balance between benefit and risk of any treatment. Whether your surgery is elective or reconstructive, we are here to help you by providing helpful and neutral information.