- Dr. Nicolas Zwillinger, Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery
Dr. Nicolas Zwillinger offers cosmetic and reconstructive surgery procedures for men, tailored to their specific expectations and needs. Among the techniques he performs are facial contouring, targeted liposuction, male genital surgery, and other procedures designed to enhance physical harmony, comfort, and self-confidence—always in a safe medical setting and with personalized follow-up care.
Abichectomy, or removal of the Bichat fat pads, is a cosmetic surgical procedure that involves removing the Bichat fat pads—clusters of fat located behind the jaw’s chewing muscles.
This procedure helps to slim and contour the cheeks, sculpting and redefining the facial contours.
This makes the face look more balanced.
Acervico-facial facelift isa cosmetic surgical procedure designed to tighten the skin and underlying tissues to rejuvenate facial features.
Most patients who seek a consultation for a facelift feel that their facial features no longer reflect their youthful spirit and energy levels.
Rhinoplastyisa surgical procedure designed to correct imperfections in the external appearance of the nose.
This procedure addresses cosmetic concerns and alters the size or shape of the nose—such as a bump, a deviated septum, a nose that appears too long, or a drooping tip.
Abdominal etching is a cosmetic procedure for men that involves removing superficial fat from the abdomen to achieve a flat stomach and enhance the definition of the abdominal muscles.
This cosmetic surgery technique differs from so-called traditional liposuctionin that small amounts of fat are left in specific areas to enhance muscle volume and accentuate muscle definition.
Gynecomastiais a benign enlargement of the male breast gland caused by an imbalance between androgens and estrogens. The male breast may consist of fat (adipomastia), glandular tissue (gynecomastia), or both.
This condition occurs spontaneously in young men, without any specific cause or underlying medical condition.Gynecomastiacan be effectively treated with plastic surgery following a comprehensive evaluation of the underlying causes.
In some cases, gynecomastia surgery may be covered by Medicare and private health insurance.
