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.
Men and women experience aging differently, so rejuvenation should be tailored to each gender. We recognize that feminine and masculine facial differences must be appreciated prior to implementing a customized treatment plan. Men seek both nonsurgical and surgical options for improving their appearance and looking younger. We have individualized options to address the following areas: …
Whether it is a Zoom or Teams call, or simply staring at yourself in the mirror to start your day, there are some moments when you wonder who is staring back at you? We all have things we see that we wish would look better: lifting up the brow, cheek or neck makes us look …
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. Kenkel …
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 …
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, …
Deciding to undergo facelift surgery can understandably create anxiety and concern. The unknown is unsettling! It can be exciting and nerve-racking at the same time when planning for your surgery, and what happens afterwards. In this post, we will review the first 2 weeks following a facelift. It will be full of what I will …
As a , I'm seeing an increasing number of patients contemplating having is no different. This area tends to bruise and swell more than other areas of the face and must be considered when trying to determine when is best to move forward with the procedure. In some cases, a patient may opt for either …
We are seeing more men interested in facelift surgery and nonsurgical options at our Dallas practice than ever before. In many ways, the pandemic has opened up the opportunity for many patients who could not “afford” the downtime in the past. Being away from work for 2 to 3 weeks was not an option for …
Given the major changes we have experienced in our lives since March, we have all had to adapt in many different ways both professionally and personally. It seems like we have two faces to present to the world these days. We have our online or virtual face, largely seen at home with our family, and …
Q and A with Dr. Kenkel: 3 Patient Questions Answered! It is a treat to write about pertinent topics monthly for our blog. Many of the topics we use for our blog are actually stimulated by discussions I have with my patients every day. We thought it might be fun to take 3 questions I …
