David A Silberman, MD

I too had a bad experience with Dr. Silberman’s work. I am amazed I’m in this postion — this doctor was highly recommended by another patient. One thing recommended by the experts is to always get a recommendation from another patient if possible. So this is what I did and went ahead and had two surgeries and two injectables by him that al turned out great. Where he failed was with the injectable in the UPPER part of the face. I wanted my eyebags treated. The eyebags are gone. That part of it is very good. I still think I look better now than I did with the eyebags. I just find bad eyebags to be ghastly. With a feeling of complete confidence, I had my first eyebag injection two years ago. My family and I noticed that the injection did not look smooth and left a dark line (shadow?) where the lower eyelid and cheek meet. It looked like it simply needed more injection below the eyebag area to integrate with my upper cheek. I went back a year later to touch up this area. I thought it looked a little better but there was really no change. I went to another doctor last month and he told me the restylane was not injected deep enough and that this is a common result. He offered to remove the restylane with a reversal substance, which I plan to do next year. Initially I was not concerned about my problem because restylane is supposed to last no more than two years. My new doctor (the one who wants to remove the restylane) told me he has known of it to last more than 3 years, especially on the upper face! I know enough about cosmetic procedure results to know that without the reversal agent or some type of surgery to smooth out this area of the face, I may have this result for a long and indefinite period.
I’m very open to talking about this with anyone interested. Please leave a comment or review if interested.

I rate only based on my experience when dr. Silberman did a nose job on me. I wish I just left it the way it was. It was in 2002 and the left side bump hasn’t changed a bit. My nose is crooked now, so asymmetrical… I understand dr. Silberman specializes in breast implants. So it was my mistake after all.
When i feel brave enough I will correct it.