Zellner Plastic Surgery

Zellner Plastic Surgery Dr Elizabeth Zellner is a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in White Plains, NY

08/14/2026

Persistent chest fullness is not always a reflection of weight or fitness. For some men, the appearance of the chest remains unchanged even after months of consistent exercise and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

With Gynecomastia, the underlying issue can include glandular tissue, which does not respond to diet and training in the same way excess fat does. This distinction is important when determining why the fullness persists.

A proper evaluation can help identify what is contributing to the chest contour and whether fat, glandular tissue, or a combination of both is involved. From there, treatment can be selected based on the patient's individual anatomy.

Understanding the cause is the first step toward choosing the right solution. Schedule a consultation to evaluate your Gynecomastia and discuss which treatment options may be appropriate for you.

Yes. Small, precise changes can significantly improve facial balance without making the nose appear surgically altered. ...
08/13/2026

Yes. Small, precise changes can significantly improve facial balance without making the nose appear surgically altered. Even subtle adjustments can change how the nose relates to the eyes, lips, chin, and overall profile.

I evaluate dorsal contour, tip projection, nasal length, chin position, forehead profile, and facial proportions before defining which features should be refined and which should be preserved.

Rather than pursuing aggressive reduction, I prioritize structural preservation and controlled modification. This helps maintain support, natural contours, and long-term stability while avoiding an overcorrected appearance.

My goal is to create a nose that integrates naturally with the face, improves proportion, and preserves the patient’s identity rather than drawing attention to the surgery.

One of the questions I hear most often during consultations is: “Do I have Gynecomastia, or is it just chest fat?”The an...
08/12/2026

One of the questions I hear most often during consultations is: “Do I have Gynecomastia, or is it just chest fat?”

The answer depends on what is creating the fullness. Chest fat is typically softer and more evenly distributed, while Gynecomastia usually involves firmer glandular tissue beneath the ni**le. Many patients have a combination of both.

Skin laxity, asymmetry, ni**le position, and the relationship between the tissue and the pectoral muscle can also influence the chest contour. These factors help determine whether treatment may involve Liposuction, direct gland removal, skin removal, or a combination of techniques.

The goal is not simply to reduce volume, but to create a flatter, more balanced chest that remains proportionate to the patient’s anatomy.

Natural Facelift rejuvenation begins beneath the surface because facial aging involves descent of the deeper support str...
08/11/2026

Natural Facelift rejuvenation begins beneath the surface because facial aging involves descent of the deeper support structures, not only loose skin. These changes affect the midface, jawline, and neck as the tissues gradually shift from their original position.

A Deep Plane Facelift repositions the SMAS and associated soft tissues as a functional unit. By restoring support at a deeper level, the skin can redrape more naturally without relying on excessive tension which can lead to more scarring and a less durable result.

I develop the surgical plan according to facial anatomy, volume distribution, tissue quality, skeletal support, and the individual pattern of aging. These factors determine the direction and degree of correction required.

My goal is to restore youthful structure and clearer facial contours while preserving natural expression, movement, and identity. The result should appear refreshed rather than tight or overcorrected.

08/10/2026

Every face ages differently. Changes in skin quality, facial support, and soft tissue occur at different rates, which is why facial rejuvenation should never follow a one-size-fits-all approach.

A successful Facelift begins with understanding each patient's anatomy and aesthetic goals. Careful planning allows every procedure to address the areas that have changed while preserving the features that make each face unique.

Restoring facial definition, improving youthful contours, and maintaining natural facial harmony all require an individualized surgical plan. The objective is refinement, not transformation.

For me the best Facelift is one that helps you look refreshed while still looking like yourself. A personalized consultation is the first step toward developing the approach that's right for your anatomy and goals.

A successful Rhinoplasty is not simply about making the nose smaller. It is about refining specific areas while protecti...
08/07/2026

A successful Rhinoplasty is not simply about making the nose smaller. It is about refining specific areas while protecting the support systems that maintain shape, stability, and breathing.

Before surgery, I evaluate dorsal height, tip projection, septal support, airway function, skin thickness, and the relationship between the nose and the rest of the face. These details determine which areas can be modified, which should be reinforced, and which are better left unchanged.

Every adjustment must serve both form and function. My goal is to create a nose that appears more balanced and refined while preserving reliable support, comfortable airflow, and long-term stability.

08/06/2026

Many people associate facial aging with wrinkles alone. In reality, some of the most noticeable changes occur beneath the skin as the deeper facial support structures gradually descend over time.

That's why a Facelift is designed to address more than loose skin. By restoring support to the deeper tissues, it's possible to improve concerns such as jowls, loss of jawline definition, and neck laxity while preserving natural facial movement.

Every surgical plan begins with a careful evaluation of facial anatomy, skin quality, and each patient's aesthetic goals. Understanding how these structures have changed is the foundation of achieving balanced, natural-looking results.

I believe the most successful Facelifts restore facial harmony without changing what makes each patient unique. The goal is always to help you look refreshed, never overdone.

Chest fullness can result from glandular tissue, localized fat, excess skin, or a combination of these factors. Because ...
08/05/2026

Chest fullness can result from glandular tissue, localized fat, excess skin, or a combination of these factors. Because each presentation is different, the treatment approach should be based on the underlying anatomy rather than applying the same technique to every patient.

Liposuction can help reduce excess fat, but it does not adequately remove dense glandular tissue. In other cases, excess skin or skin redundancy may also need to be addressed.

For many patients, the best contour comes from combining techniques to treat each component appropriately.

Before surgery, I assess tissue composition, skin quality, ni**le position, chest symmetry, and the degree of skin redundancy. These details help determine which approach can create the most balanced and natural result.

My goal is to treat the true anatomical cause of the fullness and create a flatter, smoother, and more naturally masculine chest.

A Deep Plane Facelift creates more natural rejuvenation by treating the deeper structures responsible for facial aging r...
08/04/2026

A Deep Plane Facelift creates more natural rejuvenation by treating the deeper structures responsible for facial aging rather than relying on skin tightening alone. As these tissues descend, the midface loses support, jowls become more visible, and the jawline and neck gradually lose definition.

The procedure releases selected retaining ligaments and repositions the SMAS and associated soft tissues as a deeper anatomical unit. This restores support to the midface, lower face, and neck while allowing the skin to redrape with less tension.

Before defining the surgical vectors, I consider facial anatomy, tissue descent, skin quality, volume distribution, skeletal support, and the individual aging pattern. These factors determine how much release and repositioning are required in each area.

My goal is to restore facial contour and structural support while preserving expression, movement, and the patient’s natural identity. The result should appear rested and proportionate without looking tight or surgically altered.

08/03/2026

A successful Facelift isn't about making someone look younger at any cost. I believe the best results are the ones that preserve your identity while restoring the features that have gradually changed over time.

Every face ages differently, which is why I take the time to evaluate facial anatomy, skin quality, volume distribution, and the deeper support structures before recommending a surgical plan.

My approach is never about creating a tighter appearance. It's about restoring balance, definition, and facial harmony while preserving your natural movement and expression.

I want my patients to look refreshed, confident, and completely like themselves. When a Facelift is carefully planned around the individual, the result should never look like surgery. It should simply look natural.

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