Dr. Brown was recently featured in What’s Up Annapolis Magazine on the 2009 Top Docs list.

In a recent article by Salley Shannon titled “I Don’t Look Like Me. I Look Better.” she tells the story of her experience with a blepharoplasty. Shannon noticed that her eyelids had become droop over time which not only affected her appearance but her ability to see. Following a couple of instances where her peripheral vision had been impaired due to the excess skin around her eyelids, she decided it was time to consider making a change.

Shannon’s blepharoplasty experience

Shannon had visited her ophthalmologist for testing to see if glaucoma could have played a factor in her vision problems, due to a family history, but when test came back negative her ophthalmologist recommended a blepharoplasty. Initially, Shannon considered going to one of the many plastic surgeons she’d interviewed for previous articles but eventually decided that Dr. Brown was the right choice for her.

Following her procedure, Shannon’s vision improved tremendously and she was pleased with her new appearance saying “In truth, my eyes have never looked this good. When I pass a mirror, I stare at myself. I don’t look like me anymore, I look better than me.:

To schedule a consultation and learn more about the blepharoplasty procedure call 301-215-5955 or contact us.

A recent article by Holly Morse Caldwell, she discusses the trend of younger women turning to plastic surgery to retain their youthful appearance. Dr. Brown weighs in on the topic stating that “40 percent of our business is women in their late-20s to mid-40s” and that many come in for procedures such as Intense Pulsed Light treatments to stop wrinkles before they start.

Capitol File featured Dr. Bruno and Dr. Brown in a recent magazine as they hosted an open house and cocktail reception at their Wisconsin Avenue offices honoring Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

A recent article in Capitol File by Cheryl Masri features Dr. Brown. The article discusses plastic surgery approaches to anti-aging according to three plastic surgeons. Dr. Brown explains how the S-lift is a great way to turn back the block with minimal scarring.