Maggie, PA-C

We spent Friday training with to review treatment with products

At one point she joked that some people have told her she comes across as mean. We had never heard that before, and after spending the day with her, we definitely didn’t see it. What we saw was someone who is incredibly knowledgeable, passionate about her craft, and willing to share the little details that only come from years of experience.

We learned several new techniques, had great discussions about ptosis surgery, and gained a better understanding of how procedures like cataract surgery can sometimes contribute to eyelid drooping later on.

The patients left looking refreshed and natural. This patient was one of my favorites. Before treatment, the lower face carried more visual weight. By restoring support and balance to the upper face, we were able to create a more youthful facial shape where the upper face once again became the widest point of the face.

One of the things I love most about medicine is that there is always more to learn. Grateful for mentors who are willing to share their knowledge and experience.