LaFace by Laura Phan MD
20398 Blauer Drive
Saratoga, CA 95070
Phone: (408) 502-5000
Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Why the Need for Blepharoplasty? You don’t need to wait for a milestone birthday to refresh your eyes and restore your confidence. The "Look" If the eyelids look and feel heavy or puffy, and every time you look at your photograph you wish the eyelids are not so saggy or puffy, then I think it …
Laser resurfacing is the most effective modality to treat wrinkles and thus improve skin texture. Laser resurfacing can be safe if performed with: proper precaution, parameters, technique and post-procedure care. What to Know About the Laser Rejuvenation Process Patient Selection Proper precaution starts with patient selection. Good candidates are generally those of Fitzpatrick I-III and …
Winter is a good time to have certain skin treatments, like chemical peel, RF microneedling and laser (as discussed in previous blog), but the skin is often drier. Dry skin means less intact and thinner barrier. Such “weaker” barrier may lead to more symptoms after treatment and make recovery more intense and longer. Common Dry …
In our previous blog post, we discussed why winter is an ideal time for chemical peels. In our practice, we use peels primarily to lighten hyperpigmentation and brighten overall skin tone. LaFace Essentials offers two options: Intense Brightening and Brightening. 2 peels, 2 levels of intensity Intense Brightening is designed for severe or stubborn (refractory) hyperpigmentation. It is a mask …
Winter Skincare Winter is a great time to reset the skin—especially with treatments like chemical peels, radiofrequency (RF) microneedling, and laser. These procedures are often best done when you can be extra diligent about sun protection, because the skin will be inflamed and can become more UV-sensitive right after treatment. Less intense sun in winter makes it easier to …
Devoluminzation & Aging Tear trough devolumization is one of the most noticeable signs of facial aging.The tear trough is the anatomical junction between the lower eyelid and the cheek. Over time, as the skin and supporting tissues thin, the orbital fat can herniate forward and descend. This creates hollowness under the eyes while contributing to …
Long before the global wave of K-pop, there was K-beauty. Traditional Korean skincare began with herbal medicine rooted in natural botanicals such as rice, camellia oil, ginseng, licorice root, green tea, and mugwort. By the 1980s, Korea blended this heritage with modern science, sparking an international explosion of creams, essences, ampoules, and sheet masks. Decades …
What is Oculofacial Plastic Surgery? Oculofacial plastic surgery is sub-specialty of ophthalmology, a discipline in medicine that focuses on the diseases of the eyes. Oculofacial plastic surgery, therefore, focuses on the cosmetic, functional, and reconstructive surgery of the eyelids, orbit (eye socket), lacrimal system (tear ducts), and surrounding facial structures. Who does it? An is a …
I’m delighted to introduce you to our brand-new blog—your source for expert insights, knowledge, and aesthetic inspiration! As a San Francisco Bay Area Native and fellowship-trained oculofacial plastic surgeon, I’m proud to offer a boutique, personalized experience focused on . At LaFace, we aim to enhance your natural beauty, preserve function, and help you feel …
