Rand Rodgers, MD, is an experienced ophthalmic plastic surgeon serving patients in the Upper East Side of Manhattan, Great Neck, and New Rochelle, New York. Known for his love of medicine, work ethic, and devotion to his patients, Dr. Rodgers is committed to helping make your beauty, more beautiful. Dr. Rodgers was born in New York City, and graduated from Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut.
He graduated with his medical degree from Mount Sinai School of Medicine, in New York City, where he was a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society. Dr. Rodgers completed his training at Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital in New York City, and completed a facial oculoplastic fellowship in Boston at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
In addition to serving patients at his practice, Dr. Rodgers is an attending physician at the Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, and the director of oculofacial surgery for the North Shore - LIJ Healthcare System.
He graduated with his medical degree from Mount Sinai School of Medicine, in New York City, where he was a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society. Dr. Rodgers completed his training at Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital in New York City, and completed a facial oculoplastic fellowship in Boston at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
In addition to serving patients at his practice, Dr. Rodgers is an attending physician at the Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, and the director of oculofacial surgery for the North Shore - LIJ Healthcare System.
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Outstanding professionalism when it comes to trusting your baby's life to a doctor you want to see care and compassion.
Dr. Rodgers possess all these qualities.
He is more than justifiably well-respected within the ophthalmic and ophthalmic plastic surgical community.
The facilities are excellent and staff caring.
Dr. Rodgers possess all these qualities.
He is more than justifiably well-respected within the ophthalmic and ophthalmic plastic surgical community.
The facilities are excellent and staff caring.
When you don't have the time or the ability to visit your doctor's office for medical care, you can turn to telehealth.
The exceptional team at Rand Rodgers, MD offers telehealth to new and existing patients, giving you the ability to videoconference with your doctor, receive medical care, and be prescribed medication while staying in the comfort of your own home.
Request a virtual appointment online, or if you'd like to learn more about how to register for telehealth, call the office.
The friendly staff can provide the information you need to access virtual medical services.
The exceptional team at Rand Rodgers, MD offers telehealth to new and existing patients, giving you the ability to videoconference with your doctor, receive medical care, and be prescribed medication while staying in the comfort of your own home.
Request a virtual appointment online, or if you'd like to learn more about how to register for telehealth, call the office.
The friendly staff can provide the information you need to access virtual medical services.
If you're not happy looking into the mirror each day only to see lines, wrinkles, or sagging skin in your reflection, experienced ophthalmic plastic surgeon Rand Rodgers, MD, and his experienced team may be able to help.
They offer patients numerous options to preserve their natural-looking, youthful appearance, with Botox cosmetic and dermal fillers.
Both Botox and fillers are nonsurgical, in-office procedures that can provide the anti-aging boost you desire.
Call their office for an appointment in the Upper East Side of Manhattan, Great Neck, or New Rochelle, New York, or use the convenient online booking tool to schedule.
They offer patients numerous options to preserve their natural-looking, youthful appearance, with Botox cosmetic and dermal fillers.
Both Botox and fillers are nonsurgical, in-office procedures that can provide the anti-aging boost you desire.
Call their office for an appointment in the Upper East Side of Manhattan, Great Neck, or New Rochelle, New York, or use the convenient online booking tool to schedule.
When you get an eyelash or dust in your eye, it can feel like gravel and cause irritation and excessive tearing.
When you have ectropion or entropion, you may feel this irritation all the time.
Rand Rodgers, MD, and his expert team can treat these troublesome eyelid conditions effectively, so you get long-term relief from the symptoms of ectropion (when the edge of your eyelid turns outward) and entropion (when the edge of your eyelid turns inward).
If you have problems with your eyelids, call any of their offices in the Upper East Side of Manhattan, Great Neck, or New Rochelle, New York, or schedule a consultation online.
When you have ectropion or entropion, you may feel this irritation all the time.
Rand Rodgers, MD, and his expert team can treat these troublesome eyelid conditions effectively, so you get long-term relief from the symptoms of ectropion (when the edge of your eyelid turns outward) and entropion (when the edge of your eyelid turns inward).
If you have problems with your eyelids, call any of their offices in the Upper East Side of Manhattan, Great Neck, or New Rochelle, New York, or schedule a consultation online.
A drooping eyelid, or ptosis, can restrict or completely block your vision.
Rand Rodgers, MD, and his expert team offer surgical treatment for ptosis at their offices in the Upper East Side of Manhattan, Great Neck, and New Rochelle, New York.
If ptosis is affecting your ability to read, drive, or causing any discomfort, call or book an appointment online today.
Ptosis is a condition that occurs when the upper eyelid droops and covers part of the eye.
Most of the time, ptosis affects only one eye.
Rand Rodgers, MD, and his expert team offer surgical treatment for ptosis at their offices in the Upper East Side of Manhattan, Great Neck, and New Rochelle, New York.
If ptosis is affecting your ability to read, drive, or causing any discomfort, call or book an appointment online today.
Ptosis is a condition that occurs when the upper eyelid droops and covers part of the eye.
Most of the time, ptosis affects only one eye.
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