Dr Andrews Facial Plastic Surgeon

Name: Kenneth J. Andrews, MD
Last name: Andrews
Began aesthetic medicine in: 2015
Years experience: 8
Primary Specialty: Facial Plastic Surgeon
Address: 289 Western Blvd.
Phone: +1 860-224-2631
City: Glastonbury
State: Connecticut
Zip Code: 06033
Country: US
Consulting Fees: -1$
Has Sponsored Offer : No
Clinical Privileges
  • Centura Penrose-St. Francis Hospitals
Education
  • Undergraduate: Tufts University
  • Graduate: Yale University
  • Medical: MD, University of Connecticut
Postdoc Training
  • Residency: Otolaryngology, New York University School of Medicine
  • Fellowship: Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, University of Illinois
GPS coordinates on map: 41.8795,-87.6242981

Primary location
Location name: Chicago
State: IL
Country: US
Map point: 41.8795,-87.6242981

Kenneth J. Andrews, MD

Treatments
  • African American Rhinoplasty
  • Asian Rhinoplasty
  • Belotero
  • Botox
  • Botox for TMJ
  • Brow Lift
  • Buccal Fat Removal
  • Cheek Augmentation
  • Chin Filler
  • Chin Implant
  • Cyst Removal
  • Deep Plane Facelift
  • Dermabrasion
  • Dermal Fillers
  • Dysport
  • Ear Surgery
  • Earlobe Repair
  • Eyelid Surgery
  • Facelift
  • Facelift Revision
  • Facial Fat Transfer
  • Facial Reconstructive Surgery
  • Genioplasty
  • Jaw Reduction
  • Juvederm
  • Kybella
  • Lip Fillers
  • Lip Lift
  • Lip Reduction
  • Lip Surgery
  • Lipoma Removal
  • Liquid Facelift
  • Lower Facelift
  • Mini Facelift
  • Mohs Surgery
  • Mole Removal
  • Neck Lift
  • Nonsurgical Nose Job
  • Restylane
  • Restylane Lyft
  • Restylane Silk
  • Revision Rhinoplasty
  • Rhinoplasty
  • Scar Removal
  • Sculptra
  • Septoplasty
  • Sinus Surgery
  • SMAS Facelift
  • Voluma
  • Xeomin

RealSelf Info

Profile views: 1097
Answer count: 8
Star rating: 2.0473720558371
Profile created: Dec 9, 2016
Profile modified: Oct 7, 2020
Profile promotion: No
Profile inactive: No
Premier status: Free
Tier: Free-Claimed
RealCare Promise: No
Directory link: Facial Plastic Surgeon, Board Certified in Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery
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Doctor Designation Start Time: Apr 27, 2017
Doctor Designation End Time: Jan 1, 2033

Locations

  • Chicago, IL, US. GPS coordinates: 41.8795,-87.6242981
  • Hartford, CT, US. GPS coordinates: 41.7665,-72.67320251

Doctor’s answers

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My face surgery was done 4 years ago, and my scars never went away. They’re very noticeable in f
May consider laser treatment
Jun 5, 2017
While the best option to improve your scars would be a revision facelift, after only 4 years since your last procedure you likely don’t have enough skin laxity yet to warrant a revision surgery and may have similar healing issues if there is too much tension on your incisions. While creams and ointment will do nothing for you at this point, you may consider seeking a consultation with a dermatologist or plastic surgeon with experience in treating…
How long will it take for an otoplasty scar like this to fully be invisible?
Otoplasty scar
Jun 1, 2017
Though it is difficult to say for sure based on your picture, after 8 months I would expect the scar to be flatter and less noticeable. It looks like you may have developed what’s called a “hypertrophic scar”. I would recommend going back to your surgeon for follow up as a steroid injection may help to decrease and soften the scar tissue.
Is it possible to reshape my flat ear helix?
Flat Helix
May 19, 2017
From the pictures you posted it’s difficult to determine whether your ear shape is caused by unfurled helical rim cartilage with redundant helical rim skin or whether it involves a third crus (stahl ear) deformity. Without knowing the cause of the issue it would hard to give an accurate cost estimate for the procedure.
Can my pointy ear be rounded out with Otoplasty?
Pointy Ear
May 19, 2017
The left ear appears to have an excess of helical cartilage that is folding over and causing the deformity. While removing the redundant cartilage causing that folding is not a difficult procedure and could give a flatter and more natural curve to the superior helical fold, reducing the “pointiness” would likely require additional cartilage work. The danger of trying to do too much to your ears is that the skin is very thin over the ear and scarring can be difficult to anticipate as…
After otoplasty what happens inside the new empty space in the antihelix?
Otoplasty
May 10, 2017
To correct an antihelical fold multiple non-absorbable sutures are typically used so that even if one loosens there won’t necessarily be a noticeable cosmetic change. Your doctor is correct that over time scar formation and new tissue growth can help to further tack down the results though scar formation can be unpredictable and the inherent memory of the cartilage may result in some unfurling of the new fold should multiple sutures rupture.
Success rate of perforated septum and where to go?
Perforated Septum
May 9, 2017
The successful closure of a perforated septum depends on a number of factors including the size and what caused the perforation in the first place. However, just because you have a large perforation does not necessarily mean that your nose will lose significant support to the point that a cosmetic deformity will develop, and the majority of septal perforations do not need to be fixed, especially if there is no further damage to the septum or enlargement of the perforation. Things that will…
Will top superficial stitches, marks heal on their own or could they scar? 1 month post-op.
Wound healing
May 9, 2017
Generally wounds closed with non-absorbable sutures that are removed within 7 days do not lead to significant remnant “holes” or “train-track” patterns. However, depending on the type of suture used, the sensitivity of your skin, and whether there has been any level of infection or inflammation can negatively impact the healing. If you have any concerns it is always best to return to your surgeon where you can be examined and ensure that there is proper wound healing. In some cases you may…

Last updated on 12/06/2023