Dr. Daniel Gould, MD, PhD

Training and board certification

• The bio page states 120+ peer-reviewed papers and 400+ presentations (bio).
• Editorial Board, Aesthetic Surgery Journal (bio).
• Sherrell Aston Award, American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (bio).
• Committee member, American Society of Plastic Surgeons and The Aesthetic Society (bio).

Facelift and neck lift work

• Deep plane facelift. The page describes releasing tension across the deeper facial support structures and returning them to their native positions, with no tension on the skin (deep plane page). The facelift page states surgery under general anesthesia and a hyperbaric oxygen treatment the next day (facelift page).
• Crevasse technique. In the neck, the page says Dr. Gould "releases deep tension, removes deep fat, and resets the position of the neck muscles," a method described with Ben Talei. The page lists papers on a vectorial facelift, the mastoid crevasse in deep plane neck lifting, submandibular glands (with Orr Shauly), a SMAS versus deep plane comparison, and a chapter in Sam Lin's "Neck Rejuvenation" (deep plane page).
• Deep neck contouring. A guide on the site covers midline platysma incision, subplatysmal fat excision between the digastrics, submandibular gland reduction and optional digastric reduction (guide).
• Weekend Lift. A deep plane facelift with no scar in front of the ear, a deep plane neck lift by the crevasse technique, and fat grafting with nanofat, under general anesthesia, about three to four hours (Weekend Lift page).
• Direct neck lift. A direct deep plane neck lift combined with Morpheus8 microneedling and blepharoplasty, for patients often in their 30s to mid-40s (direct neck lift page).
• Anesthesia. A blog post covers total IV anesthesia (TIVA) for facelift surgery (TIVA post).

Galleries (HTTP 200 on 2026-09-26; case pages show before-and-after photographs):

No separate neck lift gallery was found.

Practice