Primera Plastic Surgery
1035 Primera Boulevard
Lake Mary, FL 32746
Phone: (407) 333-3040
Fax: (407) 333-3496
Mon–Fri: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Sat: 9 a.m.–3 p.m. (Med Spa only)
Gone are the days of surgery being your only option for facial rejuvenation. Today, you have no shortage of alternatives for refreshing your look—and they’re faster and less invasive than ever. A nonsurgical facelift such as our signature Primera Lift is often the best way to enjoy many of these benefits. The liquid facelift combines …
Our eyes are often our connection to the world and the people around us, but they’re also among the first areas of the face to convey signs of aging. Fortunately, there are many different ways to combat these changes and prevent them from worsening. From dermal fillers such as Restylane® to BOTOX® Cosmetic, my Orlando …
A facelift in Orlando is an excellent way to turn back the clock and restore your face to the way it looked 10 or so years ago. Unfortunately, nothing can stop the aging process altogether. So while you will still develop some signs of aging over the years after a facelift, there are a few …
With so many people now working and learning from home, video meetings have become a necessary practice. People want to know how they can look bright and professional on-camera—even when using an old laptop on the kitchen table. Fillers like JUVÉDERM® and Restylane® are a popular way for Orlando-area patients to look more youthful and …
Lip fillers are a growing trend in the med spa world, but it’s important to know the basics before you take the plunge. For those considering lip injections at our Orlando-area practice, we have put together a helpful overview of everything you need to know—from the products available to the real results you can expect. …
Men and women of all ages come to our Orlando practice for dermal fillers and other types of injectables because of their safety and long-lasting results. In general, people have different needs depending on their stage of life and the skin concerns that come with it. Here's a rundown of how we typically use injectables …