Face & Neck Surgery Procedures
Dr Jason Roth (MED0001185485) — Specialist Otolaryngologist & Head and Neck Surgeon, specialist registration in Otorhinolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery.
All cosmetic surgery involves risks and individual results vary. Cosmetic surgery is a serious decision. The information on this page is intended to be informative. Decisions about whether to proceed with any procedure should be made after careful consideration and consultation with a qualified medical practitioner.
Dr Roth is a Specialist Otolaryngologist and Head and Neck Surgeon with subspecialty fellowship training in facial plastic surgery. His practice is focused exclusively on surgery of the face, nose, neck, and ears — a concentrated scope that, combined with high procedural volume, allows him to develop and maintain significant expertise in each area.
The procedures listed on this page cover the full range of facial surgical services offered. Each procedure is assessed individually — the most appropriate approach depends on your anatomy, concerns, and goals, and is determined through a thorough consultation process.
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Facelift & Neck Surgery
The most advanced facelift technique currently practised. Lifts the SMAS and skin together through a deeper tissue plane with release of the key retaining ligaments, producing natural and durable results.
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An overview of facelift surgery — the different techniques available, who may be a suitable candidate, the consultation process, recovery, and risks.
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Addresses changes in neck skin, muscle, and fat using techniques including skin excision, liposuction, platysmaplasty, and digastric muscle reduction, tailored to individual anatomy.
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Surgery in a patient who has previously undergone one or more facelifts — either to address natural ageing after a successful primary result, or to correct specific problems from a previous procedure. A technically demanding area requiring careful assessment.
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A surgical procedure addressing vertical banding in the neck caused by separation of the platysma muscle edges. Performed through a small incision beneath the chin, often as part of a neck lift procedure.
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Addresses the deep structural anatomy of the neck including platysma, subplatysmal fat, digastric muscles, and submandibular glands. May be performed as a limited submental procedure or as part of a full deep plane facelift and neck lift.
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Eyelid & Brow Surgery
Surgery to address excess skin, muscle, and fat in the upper or lower eyelids, or both. May be performed for cosmetic or functional reasons. Technique varies depending on the eyelid and the nature of the concerns.
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A surgical procedure addressing the position of the eyebrows, forehead, and the area around the upper eyes. Several techniques are available — endoscopic, trichophytic, and others — selected based on anatomy and goals.
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Lip & Other Facial Procedures
A surgical procedure that shortens the distance between the base of the nose and the upper lip border by removing a precisely measured strip of skin beneath the nose. The bullhorn technique is the most commonly performed approach.
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Surgical removal of skin lesions of the face and neck. Dr Roth’s training in head and neck surgery and facial plastic surgery means particular attention is given to achieving the best possible scar in cosmetically sensitive areas of the face.
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Skin Treatment
A fractional ablative fibre laser using a 2,910nm wavelength for skin resurfacing. May be considered for photoageing, fine lines, pigmentation, acne scarring, and skin texture concerns, following a consultation and clinical assessment. Not all patients will be suitable candidates.
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To arrange a consultation or find out more about any of these procedures, please contact the practice.
Dr Roth’s Clinical Perspective
Patients navigating facial surgery options are often presented with a confusing range of procedures, techniques, and practitioners. My approach is to be direct about what each procedure can and cannot achieve, and to be honest when a patient’s expectations exceed what surgery can deliver. The most common consultation I have is not persuading someone to have surgery — it is helping someone understand which surgery is right for their specific concerns and anatomy, and setting expectations that will lead to satisfaction rather than disappointment. That conversation takes time, which is why consultations here are 45 to 90 minutes.
— Dr Jason Roth, MBBS, FRACS (ORL-HNS), IBCFPRS
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Dr Roth consults from Dee Why on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. A GP referral is recommended.
Dr Jason Roth (MED0001185485) — Specialist Otolaryngologist & Head and Neck Surgeon.
Dr Jason Roth | MBBS, FRACS (ORL-HNS) | MED0001185485
Specialist Otolaryngologist & Head and Neck Surgeon
Specialist registration — Otorhinolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery
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