Jeffrey Paul Edelstein, MD
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I provide a complete array of aesthetic, medical, optical, and surgical services related to cosmetic and reconstructive eyelid, orbital, and tear drainage surgery - known as Oculofacial Plastic Surgery. I have enjoyed serving the Arizona community for over 28 years. I run a single physician practice that focuses on quality with a personal touch. I believe that knowledge replaces fear for all aspects of the patient experience.

Our office goes a step beyond to help you from the initial phone call, assisting your navigation through the maze of insurance coverage, understanding applicable costs in advance of services and with flexible scheduling to meet your needs. I will help you understand your situation, explain the rationale for my approach, coordinate services with other professionals when needed and will leave you with a clear picture of the anticipated treatment and likely outcome.

The loyalty of our patients speaks volumes about the outstanding service our office provides. Another passion of mine is to raise funds for the Arizona Medical Eye Unit as Chairman of the AOS Foundation.
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You are the best medical office ever!
And I have been to a few - Thank you for the best service in town and with your fantastic staff.
Patty and Brandy make the surgery process so easy.
I don't know how you could possibly improve on perfection.
The office staff is courteous, friendly and go above and beyond to help.
Patty spent a lot of time with my insurance company getting approval.
I received documentation of her calls and we kept well informed.
Dr. Edelstein is always dressed very professionally and neatly.
Allergan offers discounts for Botox Cosmetic treatments through the "Brilliant Distinctions" program.
A glaucoma drug that was found to grow longer, darker and thicker eyelashes as a side effect.
As an ophthalmologist and oculoplastic surgeon, Dr Edelstein is able to both monitor the success of Latisse and its effect, if any, on your eye pressure.
An eyelid surgery which corrects the drooping or sagging tissues of the upper and lower eyelids.
A safe and effective medication and has been used for treating muscle overactivity for decades.
Your eyes are frequently the focal point of your face and an important aspect of facial attractiveness.
The eyelids are critical in protecting the eyeball, maintaining a stable tear film and providing facial expression.
The eyelids may become droopy or baggy due to stretching of the tissues which can allow normal fat to advance and create a fullness or thickness of the upper or lower eyelids.
This may occur on a hereditary basis, from chronic eyelid swelling, infections, allergies, due to aging, trauma, from various inflammatory conditions, post-surgical changes or drooping eyebrows.
Botulinum toxin (Botox) is a muscle relaxing agent that is derived from bacteria (clostridium botulinum).
The active ingredient of Botox is a neurotoxin which is used in extremely small amounts to block the nerve impulse to the involved muscle.
The effect of botox is temporary and used to reduce muscle spasms and/or muscle action that causes dynamic facial wrinkles.
Botox is used to treat a variety of conditions related to muscle overactivity including "crows feet", mid-forehead furrows, brow droop, disturbing facial tics, blepharospasm, hemifacial spasm, spastic torticollis, and Meige syndrome.
Since the beginning of time people have been concerned about their appearance, particularly with regard to facial wrinkles causing premature aging of the face.
These concerns typically revolve around the anatomic changes associated with reduced skin hydration, texture change, solar damage, tissue laxity and longstanding muscular contraction.
Some of these changes are predetermined by your genetic background while others may be related to lifestyle choices, trauma or simply the passage of time.
In any case, the Holy Grail of a youthful appearance remains smooth, soft and supple skin.
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