Thomas P. Sterry, MD
1080 5th Avenue #1b
New York, NY 10128
Phone: (212) 249-4020
Monday - Thursday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m.–3 p.m.
New York moves quickly and appearances are often front and center. Many women in New York, NY want sharper definition without sacrificing a natural look. The central choice is structural change with Facial Implants or soft tissue finesse with fillers. Dr Thomas Sterry, Plastic Surgeon in New York, NY, guides this decision every day and…
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For many women, a double chin can become an unwelcome distraction that overshadows their natural beauty. This small pocket of fat or skin beneath the chin can make a person appear older, heavier, or less vibrant than they truly are. Women often mention avoiding certain camera angles, declining photos, or feeling anxious on video calls…
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Chin liposuction improves neck contours dramatically and removes a double chin. Dr. Sterry wants you to have the best chin liposuction possible with an elegant neck. Is KYBELLA Better Than Chin Liposuction? KYBELLA is the new FDA-approved injectable that melts the fat in your neck to remove the dreaded double chin. Studies performed by KYBELLA…
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Want an improved, more youthful appearance without undergoing a surgical procedure? Lucky for you, it’s no longer necessary to have invasive cosmetic surgery to improve your skin’s appearance. Experienced plastic surgeons can give you the results you desire with highly effective, minimally-invasive cosmetic procedures. Here is a list of the most common non-surgical cosmetic procedures…
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There is a new ground breaking method to inject fillers into the face. Microcannulas are thin hollow tubes that are flexible with a blunted tip. This new technology significantly reduces pain and bruising since there is no sharp tip. Instead of multiple needle pricks there is one entry point. With the dull edge, bruising is…
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When people hear the phrase “Botax,” it usually gets a laugh first and a serious question second. The word is catchy, but the policy idea behind it has never been simple. The basic concept was a federal tax on elective cosmetic procedures, proposed during the health care reform debate in 2009. Senator Harry Reid’s proposal…
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