Facial Plastic Surgery: Edward Szachowicz, MD
4999 France Ave. S., Suite #210
Minneapolis, MN 55410
Phone: (952) 835-5665
Monday – Friday: 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Dr. Szachowicz's Blog

Minimally Invasive Surgeries for Valentine’s Day: Quick Recovery for a Romantic Celebration

Valentine's Day, a time for romance and cherishing special moments with loved ones, often inspires us to look and feel our best. As this day of love approaches, consider the appeal of minimally invasive procedures that offer transformative results with minimal downtime. Perfect for those wanting to rejuvenate their appearance for a romantic celebration, these …

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The Revolutionary Benefits of SkinVive

In the ever-evolving world of aesthetic medicine, it's crucial to stay updated with the latest advancements and products that promise transformative results. As an esteemed plastic surgeon with years of experience, I've witnessed the industry's growth and have always been at the forefront of integrating innovative treatments into my practice. Today, I'm thrilled to introduce …

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Neck Lift 101: Pre-Op Preparation and What to Expect

A neck lift, clinically known as lower rhytidectomy, is a surgical procedure that aims to enhance the appearance of the neck and jawline by addressing issues such as loose skin, wrinkles, and excess fat. Preparing for a neck lift is a crucial step towards ensuring a successful outcome and a smooth recovery. This blog post …

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Face Lift: What Makes You a Qualified Candidate

In the realm of cosmetic surgery, face lifts have emerged as a popular choice for those seeking to rejuvenate their appearance and turn back the clock on aging. However, not everyone is an ideal candidate for this transformative procedure. Let's demystify the criteria that determine suitability for a face lift, backed by data and expert …

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Microneedling + PRP

A recent article in the Facial Plastic Surgery literature made a good case to combine microneedling with platelet-rich plasma (PRP) for facial skin care. At my practice serving the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, I've been using microneedling (a collagen induction therapy) as a “prejuvenation” treatment to help patients look their best without surgery. How is collagen …

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Nanofat – Regenerative Medicine for Aging Skin

Nanofat contains stem cells from your own fat that are implanted into the upper layers of the skin to stimulate new collagen. These treatments smooth away fine lines and improve the texture and color of the skin. Double board-certified facial plastic surgeon Dr. Edward Szachowicz uses state-of-the-art nanofat treatments in Edina, MN, to rejuvenate the …

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Jawline Enhancement with Fillers

The Hollywood secret to fight the 'jowls' Social media and YouTube are lighting up with images of women with striking jawlines because of the latest techniques in the use of dermal fillers to strengthen and contour the jawline. Over time, the shape of the lower face changes, as the bone of the jaw begins to …

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Ribbon Lift: A New Mini Facelift Option

At a point in our lives, all of us start noticing a lack of definition in our jawline and our neck makes us look old and tired, when we are NOT! Whatever the cause (and there can be many: we are of “a certain age”, have recently lost some weight, are going through hormonal changes, …

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Dr. Szachowicz is Named TOP DOCTOR by Mpls-StPaul Magazine 2016

Dr. Szachowicz of Facial Plastic Surgery in Edina, MN was one of the doctors nominated by his peers answering a critical question asked by the Mpls/StPaul magazine about to whom they would go if they or a loved one were seeking medical care.The Mpls/StPaul magazine has a rigorous selection process including peer review, professional achievement, surveys, …

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New Uses for Botox: Facial Shaping of Jaw

Botox is now being used to contour the outer jaw, especially in women who have bulk or fullness in the masseter or ‘clench muscles.’ Most of my patients who are considering this treatment think that their outer jaw looks too square and too strong. Often this is accompanied by clenching or bruxing (grinding) of the …

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