Restore your child’s comfort and appearance with expert care for pediatric facial and eyelid injuries. Dr. David Isaacs, our expert dual-fellowship trained oculofacial plastic surgeon, treats cuts from falls, dog bites, sharp objects, and playground accidents with meticulous techniques. His specialized training ensures even delicate lacerations heal with minimal scarring.
Minimize Scarring From
Childhood Accidents
Pediatric lacerations are cuts or tears in the skin that commonly occur on the face or around the eyes due to falls, sharp objects, dog bites, or other childhood accidents. Because children’s skin is delicate and their faces are developing, improperly treated lacerations can lead to noticeable scarring or long-term cosmetic concerns. Prompt, expert care is essential to preserve your child’s appearance.
Dr. Isaacs specializes in pediatric facial and eyelid laceration repair, offering meticulous plastic surgery closures in a calm environment. Unlike typical emergency room closures that may focus on speed over aesthetics, Dr. Isaacs takes a measured, detail-oriented approach to ensure the best possible cosmetic result. His expertise allows him to manage even the most delicate injuries with precision.
Pediatric Laceration Repairs Treat:
- Cuts around the eyes, nose, or mouth
- Facial wounds from falls or playground injuries
- Dog bites or animal-related facial trauma
- Deep or jagged lacerations requiring precise closure
- Injuries with a high risk of visible scarring
Dr. Isaacs’ Approach to Pediatric
Laceration Repair
When your child experiences a facial or eyelid injury, Dr. Isaacs provides specialized care to ensure healing. As an oculofacial plastic surgeon, Dr. Isaacs offers highly specialized treatment focused solely on the face and eyelids. Unlike emergency room closures that may prioritize speed, Dr. Isaacs employs meticulous repair techniques to minimize long-term scarring and promote optimal healing.
During the procedure, local anesthetic is administered to minimize discomfort, and repairs are performed with meticulous attention to detail to reduce scarring. If your child is under six, it’s best to bring two adults for support during the visit. After the procedure, Dr. Isaacs provides thorough follow-up care to monitor healing and optimize the final result. He also coordinates with your child’s pediatrician regarding tetanus shots or antibiotics as needed.
Schedule Your Consultation
David Isaacs, MD, is a dual-fellowship trained oculofacial plastic surgeon who specializes in the delicate repair of pediatric facial and eyelid lacerations. Known for his meticulous technique and child-centered approach, Dr. Isaacs creates a calm environment while ensuring optimal results. If your child has sustained a facial injury, schedule a consultation with Dr. Isaacs in Beverly Hills to ensure the highest level of care and a beautifully healed outcome.