Dr. Benjamin Paul

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Dr. Benjamin Paul He is known for natural, timeless, and beautiful results.

Dr. Benjamin Paul is a double board certified facial plastic and hair restoration surgeon who works in Manhattan with Dr. David Rosenberg and Dr. Jessica Lattman.

10/01/2026

My patient is doing great just 10 days after rhinoplasty!

I’m incredibly grateful for the trust she placed in me, and so appreciative that she’s willing to share her journey.

They say “the eyes are the window to the soul”I have spent a lot of time considering how to best rejuvenate and frame th...
09/29/2026

They say “the eyes are the window to the soul”

I have spent a lot of time considering how to best rejuvenate and frame the eyes for my patients. We all want to look rested, vibrant, natural, and contoured without being overly hollowed out.

For this patient, I combined an upper blepharoplasty with a brow lift to subtly open the eye area and create a more rested, youthful appearance. The brow was lifted intentionally so she has less eyebrow tail hooding without changing her natural expression or creating a surprised or over-elevated look.

I also added CO2 laser resurfacing to improve the quality of the skin itself. This was particularly helpful for lower lid skin tightening and rejuvenation. Her complexion looks brighter, smoother, and more even, with a significant reduction in visible sun spots and overall sun damage.

For me, this is what a successful result looks like: thoughtful surgical planning that makes my patient look fresher and more rested while still looking completely like herself.

If you’re considering this type of change, reach out through a dm or the link in bio.

It was definitely time for some new headshots.I see a lot of new faces around here, so if we haven’t met yet, I’m Dr. Be...
09/25/2026

It was definitely time for some new headshots.

I see a lot of new faces around here, so if we haven’t met yet, I’m Dr. Ben Paul, a double board-certified facial plastic surgeon in New York City specializing in facial plastic surgery and hair restoration, with a focus on rhinoplasty, facelift, endoscopic browlift, eyelid surgery, and natural, long-lasting results.

My approach is centered on thoughtful, individualized care and results that feel balanced, natural, and true to the person in front of me.

And if you’ve been here for a while, hi again. Nice to finally have an updated photo to match.

Our patient is one month out from a concurrent upper blepharoplasty by Dr. Jessica Lattman and an endoscopic browlift by...
09/19/2026

Our patient is one month out from a concurrent upper blepharoplasty by Dr. Jessica Lattman and an endoscopic browlift by Dr. Benjamin Paul.

She wished for a more vibrant and more rested appearance. It was clear that an upper blepharoplasty alone was not going to optimally correct the drooping and asymmetry. By combining both procedures, our patient got the best possible result.

09/16/2026

Younger doesn’t automatically mean too early for a facelift.

For the right patient, candidacy comes down to facial laxity, tissue mobility, and anatomy rather than age alone. If the soft tissue has started to loosen and shift, a facelift may be an appropriate option.

Curious if you’re a candidate? Schedule a consultation in the link in bio for a personalized approach.

3.5 months after rhinoplasty, my patient has a more refined profile with a softly elevated nasal tip and improved balanc...
09/14/2026

3.5 months after rhinoplasty, my patient has a more refined profile with a softly elevated nasal tip and improved balance through the nose.

I removed the dorsal hump, refined the tip, and adjusted the columella to create a smoother relationship between the bridge, tip, and base of the nose. The goal was to make these changes feel subtle and cohesive, like this could naturally be her nose.

Every detail was approached conservatively so the result still feels like her, just more balanced and refined.

09/10/2026

Every rhinoplasty is different because every patient is different.

During each consultation, I take the time to understand exactly what a patient hopes to change, what they want to preserve, and how they want to look and feel after surgery. The goal is never to create the same nose on every face. It’s to create a result that feels balanced, natural, and true to that individual.

That said, there are a few requests I hear again and again.

Here are 5 of the most common rhinoplasty requests I see in my practice.

Which of these would you like me to explain in more detail?

09/10/2026

JOY AND HAPPINESS

At three months post-op, my patient is loving her new nose.

A major goal was hump reduction. A hump is not always made up of bone alone. It also often includes cartilage that can extend toward the nasal tip. In her case, both the bone and cartilage had to be reduced to reduce her hump.

By removing the hump, the tip can lose some of its natural support and begin to fall. To prevent any loss of support, I rebuilt and stabilized the tip using septal cartilage grafting. The nasal structure also drifted slightly to the right, so I straightened and reinforced it at the same time. I used a septal extension graft to create stronger structural support and improve the position, projection, and shape of the nasal tip.

Excted to see my patient looking so gorgeous and so happy.

09/08/2026

Have you ever noticed how facial aging can seem to accelerate at a certain point?

There’s a reason the changes we see from 40 to 60 don’t always happen at the same pace, especially for women. Understanding that shift is an important part of creating a treatment plan that actually matches what’s happening beneath the surface.

Watch the reel to hear how I think about this stage of facial aging and what I look for when evaluating a patient.

09/03/2026

JOY AND HAPPINESS

At three months post-op, my patient is loving her new nose.

A major goal was hump reduction. A hump is not always made up of bone alone. It also often includes cartilage that can extend toward the nasal tip. In her case, both the bone and cartilage had to be reduced to reduce her hump.

By removing the hump, the tip can lose some of its natural support and begin to fall. To prevent any loss of support, I rebuilt and stabilized the tip using septal cartilage grafting. The nasal structure also drifted slightly to the right, so I straightened and reinforced it at the same time. I used a septal extension graft to create stronger structural support and improve the position, projection, and shape of the nasal tip.

Excited to see my patient looking so gorgeous and so happy.

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225 E 64th Street
New York, NY
10065

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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