All of the photographs on this page are actual patients of Dr. Morris, all of whom he has personally operated on, not the work of someone else.

The pictures were selected to show average to good results, not the best results nor the least desirable results, but those that the average person may hope to be able to achieve.

The majority of the post-operative pictures are shown at the 3 month point following surgery, when the incisions still have some redness, pinkness or slight thickness to them. This is done for two reasons. First, it allows one to see some of the stages a wound progresses through as it heals. Secondly, rather than only displaying photos with fully healed fine line scars, it allows you to see what a scar might look like if (which rarely happens) it was to stay this way on a long term basis.

There has been no retouching of the photos to alter the changes accomplished by the procedures represented. The only alterations of a few of the photos have been corrected in brightness or contrast which allows a more accurate and revealing comparison. Some photos represent patients who have had additional procedures as well as those referred to in the section in which they are featured.

Finally, photographs of procedures which would require viewing of the entire face so as to make the person identifiable are included here only in small numbers. There are, however, many examples to view during a consultation in our office. Even though Dr. Morris operates on people from all over the US and the world, the majority of his patients come from areas close to his offices. These are also the areas that will see the widest distribution of his web site. So, out of respect for our local patients, we have elected to publish their full facial photos sparingly and only if they have volunteered the use of them. Many more photos of all procedures discussed are available to view at Dr. Morris’ office.

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