Ponsky Facial Plastic Surgery

You’re invited to Glow After Dark, an evening of beauty, rejuvenation, and a little practical magic. 💙

Sun damage can sit beneath the surface of your skin for years before you ever see it in the mirror. That’s why your evening begins with a complimentary 3D skin analysis. You’ll leave with your own Glow-Up Guide, a personalized summary of what your skin is showing and which treatments fit your goals.

From there, explore eight themed stations at your own pace:
✨ Lasers and light treatments
✨ Glo2Facials
✨ Injectables education
✨ ZO Skin Health and Plated Skin Science
✨ Permanent jewelry at our Charmed station
✨ Memberships

We’ll have appetizers, refreshments, giveaways, prize drawings, and event-only offers.

Thursday, October 22 | 4:30 to 6:30 PM
Ponsky Facial Plastic Surgery, Beachwood

Registration is $20 and admits you and one guest. 100% of registration proceeds benefit Laura’s Home Women’s Crisis Center, supporting women and children in our community.

Space is limited and advance registration is required. Comment GLOW and we’ll send you the link to register!

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What a whirlwind of a weekend. 💙

I had the privilege of speaking at the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery annual meeting as part of the Sheldon S. Kabaker, MD Excellence in Facial Plastic Surgery Presentation. I joined an incredible panel of women (Dr. Kristina Tansavatdi, Dr. Thuy-Van Tina Ho, and Dr. Sarah Saxon) to talk about how we’re using AI in our practices, from marketing and patient reviews to automation behind the scenes.

I came to share what I’ve learned, and I left having learned so much more. The other speakers were phenomenal, and the pace of change in aesthetic medicine is staggering. Compared to where we were just a year ago, it feels like five years have passed.

As always, one of the best parts of this meeting is the people. I caught up with old friends and colleagues, and was reminded how much we learn from each other.

Then I hopped on a red-eye and headed straight home for another important event: homecoming for my daughters, a junior and a freshman.

Was it exhausting? Absolutely. Would I have missed it? Not for the world.

This weekend reminded me that balance doesn’t always mean doing less. Sometimes it means being intentional about where you spend your time, fully present when you’re there, and grateful that you get to do the things that matter to you.

I shared. I learned. I showed up. Completely whirlwind, completely worth it.

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Your upper lip is aging too. Most people just don't know what to look for. 💙

We talk about eyes, necks and jawlines, but the area around the mouth changes just as steadily. The distance between the nose and the upper lip slowly lengthens, the lip border flattens, and the red lip thins and rolls inward. The result is less tooth show when you smile and a lip that looks thinner even if it hasn't lost much volume.

The important distinction: a longer lip and a thinner lip are two different problems, and they aren't fixed the same way. Filler restores volume. It cannot shorten a lip that has lengthened, and on the wrong lip it can add heaviness instead of youthfulness.

That's why I look at proportions first in consultation, not just fullness. Sometimes the answer is volume. Sometimes it's position. Sometimes it's both.

Dr. Eve Tranchito, fellowship-trained facial plastic surgeon at Ponsky Facial Plastic Surgery.

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