Jeffrey Kenkel, MD
1801 Inwood Road, 5th Floor
Dallas, TX 75390
Phone: (214) 645-3112
Fax: (214) 645-3105
Monday – Friday : 8:30 a.m.– 5 p.m.
Jeffrey Kenkel, MD
12500 Dallas Parkway, 3rd Floor
Frisco, TX 75033
Phone: (469) 604-9120
Monday – Friday : 8 a.m.– 5 p.m.
Laser, light and energy-based treatments have significantly changed the landscape of facial cosmetic procedures. We are better able to treat a wider variety of skin concerns more effectively and efficiently than ever. Like many things in cosmetic medicine, lasers have become a commodity with many facilities offering treatments, some of whom do not have proper …
The tear trough is a groove that sits close to the nose between the lower eyelid and cheek. On occasion this may begin to show in young people in their 20’s. Most of the time, it becomes more evident as we get older, and our face undergoes “aging changes”. This commonly includes loss of volume …
Many of us get to a point where we start to notice the facial signs of aging. It may be the sagging, sun-damaged skin or progressive loss of volume in our face that leads us to the conclusion that the reflection looking back at us is not who we remember! Many turn to Dr. Google …
Here's a question we often receive from facial plastic surgery patients in Dallas and Frisco: "How do I know when the right time is to consider injectable products?" Injectable products such as BOTOX® Cosmetic and JUVEDERM® are safe and effective office-based procedures that can help reverse the signs of aging with minimal downtime. As with …
Lines on our face can begin at almost any age and even be seen in our teens. The reason we get lines on our face can be complex and due to several different factors. Most commonly we see lines on our face from exposure to the elements. This largely is the sun but can be …
Welcome to the new dr.kenkel.com! The site truly reflects the personality of our whole team. After practicing the breadth of cosmetic surgery for 26 years, I felt it was time to focus on the face, which has always been a passion of mine. I am so lucky to be in practice at UT Southwestern, with …
Most people do not realize that your skin is considered an organ, and the largest one we have! We all appreciate the many things we can do to be healthy. Eating right, being active and committing to a wellness program in some capacity. This helps us maintain a reasonable weight, preserve our muscles and bones, …
Patient Question: I am contemplating having facial rejuvenation surgery. What are the differences between a “mini-facelift”, a “lower facelift or neck lift”, and a “full facelift”? Dr. Kenkel answers: One of the many things that can be challenging for a patient exploring plastic surgery is understanding what the various names of the procedures mean. Additionally, …
Maintenance – to keep in an existing state (as of repair, efficiency or validity): preserve from failure or decline. Merrian-Webster Not many things in the world do not benefit from a little maintenance. Include all of us, in that category. Medically, there are simple and more complex options to preserve ourselves. In some cases that …
There is something about committing to having your face operated on that may create anxiety and concern regarding a number of things. The unknown is unsettling! It can be exciting and nerve-racking at the same time when planning for your surgery, and what happens afterwards. We will review what the first two weeks are like …
