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Dr. Jasmine Mohadjer

Oculoplastic Surgeon
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8855 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr St. N., St. Petersburg, FL, 33702
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As a fellowship-trained board-certified ophthalmologist, Dr. Jasmine Mohadjer specializes in the artistry of cosmetic and reconstructive oculoplastic surgery. A distinguished lecturer and nationally recognized author of numerous research articles who is meticulous in her approach to patient care, Dr. Mohadjer stays abreast of new techniques and technologies. “Understanding patient expectations, assuaging fears and establishing good communication are the keys to the best result,” she says. One of her most requested procedures, blepharoplasty of the upper and lower eyelids can help with droopy eyes and excess skin and fat. “When we treat patients, we change how they look and feel.”

About My Practice

What is a consultation with you like?

First, I do a full eye exam and take a close look at the patient's unique features. A patient may complain about excess eyelid skin, but it may be sagging brows that are causing the real problem, which wouldn't be improved by blepharoplasty alone. It is important to look at the anatomy of each patient's entire face to determine the best treatment. I review these concerns with each patient in detail. Understanding expectations, assuaging fears and establishing good communication are the keys to the best result.

What sets your practice apart?

People come here to see a specialist. As a member of the American Society of Cculoplastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, I am specifically trained in Oculoplastic and eyelid surgery, and that is all I do. In blepharoplasties alone, I do 20 procedures or more per week, and I take each case seriously. Patients trust me to rejuvenate their most expressive feature, and I take great care to ensure the best possible outcome.

How do you put patients at ease?

Our Tampa Bay practice is very patient oriented. When entering our front door, while being examined, or having surgery and being discharged, the entire staff is trained to anticipate your needs. We treat you as a very special guest.

About Me

What is your favorite part of your job?

I like it when patients are happier than they dreamed possible. It warms my heart when these small surgeries make such a big difference. Patients who were embarrassed about their looks suddenly look people in the eye with confidence.

What is the best advice you've received?

Don't be afraid to tell a patient he or she isn't the right candidate for surgery. It lets me sleep at night knowing that I always act in the patient's best interest. It's okay to say no.

What is your favorite part of your job?

I like it when patients are happier than they dreamed possible. It warms my heart when these small surgeries make such a big difference. Patients who were embarrassed about their looks suddenly look people in the eye with confidence.

Education

Degree:
University of Alabama School of Medicine
Residency:
St. Louis University, Ophthalmology
Fellowship:
, Fellow, Ophthalmic Plastic & Cosmetic Surgery, Washington University

Credentials

Board Certification:

American Board of Ophthalmology

Affiliation:

American Academy of Ophthalmology, American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Pinellas County Medical Association

A Minute With

  1. The most outrageous medical myth i’ve heard

    A common myth I’ve heard is that having plastic surgery or cosmetic procedures makes you look artificial

  2. What i love most about my profession

    It is wonderful being able to help people achieve the results they are looking for, which ultimately make them feel more comfortable and confident being themselves

  3. What sets my practice apart

    We strive to give an amazing experience and deliver white glove service for our patients. We do this by maintaining open communication and a patient-first focus.

  4. The biggest misconception about my field

    One common misconception is that after Botox, a patient is afraid they will look frozen, when that is not the case

  5. Most memorable patient reactions

    Every time I get a hug from my patient after seeing their results, I can feel their joy, and that is my goal

  6. My happiest professional moment

    When I began practicing and was able to care for my own patients with my
    own approach

  7. My most unique personality trait

    I'm extremely approachable

  8. What are your most requested procedures?

    As an oculoplastic surgeon, I am
    specifically trained to treat the
    delicate skin around the eyes. One
    of my most requested procedures
    is blepharoplasty of the upper and
    lower eyelids, which corrects droopy
    eyelids and excess skin or fat around
    the eyes

  9. What are you best known for?

    I’m very meticulous in my work,
    whether it be a cosmetic procedure,
    such as Botox Cosmetic, or an upper
    blepharoplasty. I want my patients
    to be happier with their results than
    they ever expected. A big part of
    working to achieve this is getting to
    know them and being approachable
    so they feel comfortable talking to me
    about their goals. I don’t want to be
    the decision maker; I want to be part
    of the decision-making process and
    I think my patients appreciate that

  10. What upcoming procedure are you really excited about?

    I’m excited to offer the Microdroplet
    Lift® to my patients. It involves
    a revolutionary technique for
    administering botulinum toxin
    around the eyebrows, leaving the
    forehead to move as normal. This
    noninvasive procedure is designed
    to create a more youthful, balanced
    facial structure and soften the effects
    of aging while also preserving your
    natural expressiveness

Services

  • Browlift
  • Blepharoplasty
  • Botox® Cosmetic
  • Dysport® / Xeomin®
  • Dermal Fillers / Sculptra®
  • Candela VBeam Vascular Laser
  • SmartXide DOT CO2 Laser
  • Customized Facial Peels
  • Orbital Surgery
  • Ptosis (Droopy Eyelid) Repair
  • Facial Skin Cancer Reconstruction
  • IPL™ (Intense Pulsed Light)
  • Customized Facial Peels
  • Kybella®
  • Ultherapy®
  • CO2 Laser Skin Resurfacing

FAQs

  1. Any beauty tips to keep the eyes looking young?
    What our experts say:

    Sunblock. In Florida this is essential to keep the skin around the eyes from getting sun damage. Botox is also a great way to minimize wrinkles before they get really deep. Prevention is key!

  2. Any beauty tips to keep the eyes looking young?
    What our experts say:

    Sunblock. In Florida this is essential to keep the skin around the eyes from getting sun damage. Botox is also a great way to minimize wrinkles before they get really deep. Prevention is key!

  3. What is the best way to prevent aging in the eye area?
    What our experts say:

    Avoid the sun, use a good eye cream, wear sunglasses, and use Botox or other similar products to prevent permanent wrinkles.

  4. How do you know if your droopy upper eyelids are caused by the eyelids themselves or a sagging brow?
    What our experts say:

    Often it is both! Many times as the brow drops, it pushes the lids down over the eyelids or causes them to feel heavy; while at the same time, the skin of the eyelid loses its elasticity. So we have to address these two problems. A careful examination by your oculoplastic surgeon will help identify what is the true source of your problem

  5. How do fix droopy upper eyelids?
    What our experts say:

    Droopy eyelids are caused by multiple different diagnoses, with a multitude of ways to fix them. Blepharoptosis, or ptosis, is a condition where the margin or edge of the eyelid is too low and appears to cover the pupil of the eye. It is unrelated to the amount of skin on the eyelid. This can occur congenitally, with a poorly developed muscle, traumatically, or most commonly, just due to age-related changes. It can be repaired via a ptosis repair, and there are many ways to do that, depending on the function of the muscle. A blepharoplasty is used to remove extra skin of the eyelids (dermatochalasis) and may be for cosmetic or functional reasons. Often times skin, muscle, and fat can be removed or repositioned to enhance the post operative contour. Brow ptosis may also contribute to a droopy eyelid and can be repaired via a multiple different approaches, including endoscopically or directly.

Testimonials

Great experience

Patient: Stacy
"I had the best experience meeting Dr. Mohadjer. I found her eager, warm and charming."

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