Posts by Dr. Moses

We are excited to welcome back patients with a focus on health, safety, and the exceptional care you’ve come to expect from us To help keep our community safe, our practice temporarily closed mid-March in an effort to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19. In alignment with local and federal recommendations and guidelines, we have

Pediatric craniofacial repair has always been one of the most rewarding procedures for Dr. Moses to perform—and in the 35+ years since he founded the New Orleans Cleft and Craniofacial Team at Children’s Hospital in 1986, he has been blessed with the opportunity to help thousands of children overcome birth defects and go on to

I’ve been asked all day what I think about Bruce/Caitlyn Jenner’s plastic surgery. It’s an interesting question, but has a SIMPLE answer: All plastic surgery is done for the same reason. Not to go from unattractive to pretty; not fat to thin; not old to young; not plain to sexy. Plastic surgery is a success

One of the most frequent questions I hear from my patients (and from my friends) is “Am I ready for a facelift?” or “How do I know when I need a facelift?” My answer is “You will know”. You don’t need to be a plastic surgeon to know. There is no magic age; no measurement

Thank you for checking out my new blog. I intend to use these blogs to discuss trends and techniques in plastic surgery, as well as share related (and sometimes unrelated) items of interest. As a start, I plan to share my personal views on the nature of plastic surgery itself. I believe that successful cosmetic