Upper Blepharoplasty
Upper eyelid lift
Removal of redundant upper lid skin. Photographs before surgery and at one month.
Downward gaze


Close-up — lid crease


Frontal, eyes open


Close-up — frontal


Facial & Body Plastic Surgery
Every photograph on this page is one of Dr. ElKhoury's own patients — taken under matched lighting, published unretouched, and shown with consent. Nothing here is a stock image, and nothing has been improved after the fact.
Before you look
Results pages are easy to flatter. These four rules are how this one is made, so that what you see is what the operation actually does.
Before and after are taken in the same place, at the same distance, under the same lamp. Change the light and you can fake half a result.
No smoothing, no editing. The only change made to any photograph is the mask that hides the eyes of patients who consented to the result but not to being recognised.
Each after photograph says when it was taken — one month, nine days, a few hours. Swelling settles for months, so a date without a timing means nothing.
Before and after are always cropped identically, at the same magnification. Some cases are framed close on the treated area — that is to protect the patient's identity, never to hide a part that did not change.
Chapter One Surgical
Eyelid surgery — upper and lower blepharoplasty — photographed before surgery, on the day, and through the early result.
Upper eyelid lift
Removal of redundant upper lid skin. Photographs before surgery and at one month.
Downward gaze


Close-up — lid crease


Frontal, eyes open


Close-up — frontal


Upper and lower eyelid lift
Documented from the pre-operative visit, through the day of surgery, to the early result.
The full journey



Close-up — the same three stages



Frontal


Profile


Upper eyelid lift
Photographed on the morning of surgery and again at sixteen days. Where the eye is open, only the iris is masked — the crease, the lash line and the healing incision stay visible. The closed and side views carry no mask at all. Both eyes are shown whole, at the same magnification and the same exposure.
Frontal, eyes open


Lids closed — the crease and the incision


Profile — the lid in outline


Chapter Two Surgical
Dr. ElKhoury practises body as well as facial plastic surgery.
Body results are photographed to the same standard as the facial work — matched lighting, matched distance, unretouched — and are published here once the patient has consented and the result has settled.
Chapter Three Injectables
Botulinum toxin and dermal filler, photographed under effort rather than at rest so the change is measured where it shows.
Frown lines between the brows
Frown lines, photographed at full muscle contraction.
At full contraction


Lines at the outer corner of the eye
Lateral canthal lines, lateral view.
Lateral view


Chapter Four From the clinic
Additional cases, each with the treatment performed and the interval at which the photograph was taken.


Treated with 4 units. Natural softening.


Softened in 9 days.


Natural volume and softening.


Result at 9 days post-op.


Result at 9 days post-op.


Result after a few hours.


Result after a few hours.


18 units to the frontal area. Result at 12 days.
Chapter Five If you are considering surgery
The same four steps for every patient, and the same surgeon at each of them — from the first conversation through to the last follow-up.
An honest conversation about what you want changed, what is realistic, and whether surgery is the right answer at all. Some patients are advised not to have it.
Photographs on a screen, of you — not of somebody else's result. The plan is made in front of you and the risks are gone through in full.
Performed by Dr. ElKhoury himself, in a private clinic setting. Most procedures let you go home the same day.
Seen at every stage afterwards — days, weeks and months — until the result has settled. Recovery is part of the treatment, not an afterthought.
Six procedures. Each one has a printed sheet you can take away.
Eyelid surgeryBlepharoplasty
Heavy upper lids, and bags below.
What it involves+ sheet
RhinoplastyOpen or closed
The profile, the tip, and the breathing.
What it involves+ sheet
LiposuctionAbdomen, flanks, thighs
The fat that training never reaches.
What it involves+ sheet
Tummy tuckAbdominoplasty
Loose skin, and separated muscles.
What it involves+ sheet
GynecomastiaMale chest surgery
The firm gland behind the nipple.
What it involves+ sheet Toxin & fillerNon-surgicalLines softened, volume restored.
What it involves
About
Dr. Vincent ElKhoury is a plastic and reconstructive surgeon practising both facial and body surgery. His work spans eyelid and facial surgery, body procedures, and non-surgical treatment with botulinum toxin and dermal filler.
The photographs on this site are his own patients. They are taken under matched lighting and at matched distance, published unretouched apart from the masking that protects identity, and shown whole — never cropped to flatter the result.
Training
Plastic surgery is not a course you take. It is a residency you are admitted to by examination and then spend years inside, operating under people who have done it for decades. This is where that happened.
Doctor of Medicine
MD with the European Diploma, from the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences — medical school taught and examined to a European standard.
Residency in Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
University of Balamand, at Saint George Hospital University Medical Center — Al-Roum. Entry is by competitive examination.
Six months in a French unit
A rotation abroad during the residency, operating inside a French plastic surgery service.
Six months of body surgery
Body contouring and injectable technique, in the city that shaped much of how body surgery is done today.
His own practice
Consultations and follow-up in the clinic; operating lists at Hayek Hospital and Bellevue Medical Center.
Consultation, planning, photographs and every follow-up visit — with the same surgeon each time.
A licensed hospital, with an anaesthetist, a full theatre team and a bed for the night if your procedure needs one.
The choice between the two depends on your procedure, your anaesthetic and, where it applies, your insurance.
Find the practice
New cases are posted as they are photographed.
Point your phone camera at the code for new results as they are posted.
@sculptedbydrvince
Location
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Mkalles Main Street
Mansourieh, Metn
Clinic +961 1 697 470 · +961 1 697 739