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Nasal obstruction may contribute to poor sleep, exercise limitations, chronic congestion, mouth breathing, and a reduced quality of life. At the same time, many patients who struggle with nasal function may also feel dissatisfied with the appearance of their nose. Fortunately, fu...
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Jun
Minimally invasive cosmetic procedures continue to outpace surgical procedures, reflecting patient demand for treatments that provide meaningful improvements with reduced recovery times. The top non-surgical facial treatments in Manhattan for 2026 include neuromodulators such as ...
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May
As a double board-certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon and otolaryngologist, Dr. Lee Ann M. Klausner approaches rhinoplasty from both an aesthetic and functional perspective. That means every recovery recommendation is carefully chosen to reduce swelling, support ...
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Apr
Otoplasty is a highly precise procedure that reshapes the ear's underlying cartilage to create a more balanced, natural appearance. Through carefully placed incisions—typically hidden behind the ear—the cartilage is refined, repositioned, or supported with sutur...
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Mar
At the Klausner Institute, Dr. Lee Ann M. Klausner, a double board-certified facial plastic surgeon and fellow of the American College of Surgeons, approaches eyelid surgery with a refined, detail-driven philosophy that preserves natural expression. After blepharoplasty, how you ...
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Mar
Choosing the right surgeon for septoplasty in New York hinges on three key factors: specialized nasal expertise, board-certified surgical training, and a patient-centered approach that encompasses both functional and aesthetic outcomes. Since septoplasty addresses a structural is...
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Mar
Rhinoplasty recovery is often less about intense pain and more about managing pressure, swelling, and congestion as your nose heals. Because nasal tissues are delicate and structurally complex, thoughtful pain management during the recovery phase is important for both comfort a...
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Mar
Choosing a facelift surgeon in New York City begins with one essential principle: verify expertise before you evaluate aesthetics. You're looking for board certification, facial specialization, and an anatomy-based surgical philosophy to achieve naturally beautiful results...
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Feb
A pinched or over-operated nose can often be improved through revision rhinoplasty, a specialized procedure that rebuilds the nasal structure and restores a natural appearance. Double board-certified facial plastic surgeon Dr. Lee Ann M. Klausner, MD, FACS, brings decades of refi...
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Jan
The eyes are often the first area of the face to reflect fatigue, stress, and early structural changes, sometimes well before anticipated. In our Park Avenue practice, we regularly see individuals in their 30s who are becoming increasingly aware of heaviness in the upper lids, pe...
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Dec
Long-term sun exposure is one of the most common and underestimated causes of advanced facial aging. Over time, ultraviolet damage weakens collagen, reduces elasticity, and compromises the skin's ability to heal and redrape smoothly. At the Klausner Institute in Manhattan...
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Dec
Board certification in facial plastic surgery represents an ongoing commitment to excellence rather than a milestone achieved once. Dr. Lee Ann M. Klausner, a dual board-certified facial plastic surgeon and fellow of the American College of Surgeons, recently completed...
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