Dr. Lorne K. Rosenfield, MD

Training and board certification

Source for all rows: CV, July 2021

• Board certification as the CV lists it: "General Surgery, 1986" and "Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1989"; the boards are not named. The CV summary calls him a board-certified plastic surgeon.
• Clinical Professor, UCSF Plastic Surgery (since 1990); Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor, Stanford (since 2004); Adjunct Professor, Duke University Plastic Surgery (since 2020).
• Senior Examiner and elected committee member of the cosmetic surgery subcommittee, American Board of Plastic Surgery, per the CV.
• Former chair of the ASAPS Patient Safety Committee; author of a surgical safety checklist that the site says became the standard in the specialty (about).
• Author of "The Pinch Rhytidectomy: A Safe, Effective, 'Low SMAS' Variation on the Theme," Aesthetic Surgery Journal, 2014 (paper).

Facelift and neck lift work

• Pinch rhytidoplasty. The page contrasts it with a routine facelift that extensively undermines and tightens the face through incisions around the ears and neck, and describes the Pinch approach as less invasive face and neck surgery aimed at a result that does not look operated (facelift).
• Neck. No separate neck lift page; the facelift page covers face and neck together.
• Recovery and cost. The site does not state recovery times or prices.
• Gallery. The photos page has tabs for facelift and blepharoplasty cases, with front and oblique before-and-after views.

Other facial procedures

The site offers the Pinch blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), a Pinch brow lift that the page prefers over the endoscopic approach (brow lift), laser skin resurfacing, rhinoplasty, otoplasty and chin augmentation.

Practice

Not verified: current status of the academic and ABPS committee roles, which come from a CV dated July 2021.