Philadelphia Plastic Surgery
Meet the Providers Behind Your Care
Balance Is Beauty
Dr. Kirk Lozada begins every consultation by studying facial proportions and explaining your options clearly. Our RNs, Brooke Carrero and Marielle Roselli, extend that same thoughtful standard into nonsurgical care, focusing on subtle transitions and restraint. Together, the team creates an experience that is calm, educational, and intentionally balanced.
Surgeon
Kirk Lozada, MD
Dr. Lozada brings double board-certified training and a reputation for spending time with patients. He approaches facial surgery with a clear goal: create balance that fits your features, your anatomy, and your life.
Patients often describe the consultation as calm and educational. You leave with a plan you understand, a timeline that feels realistic, and a clear path toward achieving your goals.
Injector Team
Brooke Carrero, RN, BSN
Brooke Carrero, RN, BSN, combines technical precision with an eye for natural transitions. She treats injectables like design work, not a volume game, and she focuses on smoothing shadows and restoring balance without pushing you into an overfilled look.
She meets you where you are, speaks plainly about options, and keeps dosing conservative so the outcome still feels like you.
Marielle Roselli, RN
Marielle Roselli, RN, brings a steady, detail-driven approach to aesthetic medicine. She takes time to understand what you want to achieve, then maps out a plan that respects your proportions and keeps each step intentional.
Patients appreciate her clarity. She explains what each treatment will change, how it tends to look over time, and where subtle enhancements can make the biggest difference.
The Lozada Standard
This practice centers on facial plastic surgery with particular depth in rhinoplasty and structural refinement. Dr. Lozada evaluates proportions carefully before recommending treatment, and our injector team applies that same restraint in nonsurgical care. Our through-line is precision, transparency, and results that integrate naturally with your features.
Balance Guides Every Decision
Dr. Lozada is double board-certified in Facial Plastic Surgery and Head & Neck Surgery, along with fellowship training at Penn. This shapes how he evaluates cartilage support, skeletal alignment, skin thickness, and long-term stability before recommending change.
Millimeters matter. Especially in rhinoplasty. Subtle adjustments to the nasal bridge, tip support, or septal structure can influence how the entire face looks from the front and in profile. That same anatomical discipline carries into facelift planning, eyelid surgery, and even non-surgical contour refinement.
Every recommendation must protect airflow when relevant, preserve structural support, and settle naturally as swelling resolves. Balance is not an aesthetic preference. It’s a surgical principle when Dr. Lozada does plastic surgery in Philadelphia.
Surgeon-Led Planning
A consultation here moves beyond preference-based discussions. Dr. Lozada evaluates baseline support, tissue behavior under movement, asymmetry patterns, and how aging has altered structural relationships over time. He explains where change will have the greatest impact, and where restraint will protect your long-term outcome after getting plastic surgery in Philadelphia.
Not every concern requires surgery, and we can’t effectively treat every concern with injectables. The planning process involves weighing durability, recovery demands, and how each adjustment will age.
Coordinated Nonsurgical Integration
Brooke Carrero, RN, BSN, and Marielle Roselli, RN, position non-surgical treatments as structural support. They bring an experienced approach to injectables with an understanding of the underlying framework rather than surface lines alone.
They assess where volume loss truly exists versus where shadowing creates the illusion of deficit. They adjust planes of placement intentionally and avoid compensatory overcorrection.
Under Dr. Lozada’s guidance, they use wrinkle relaxers and fillers to support facial balance while preserving expression. If you’re comparing options, our RNs typically recommend starting with wrinkle relaxers or dermal fillers, then exploring biologic refinement through collagen-stimulating injections when gradual change fits your goals.
A Practice Designed Around Attention
Facial planning requires dedicated and personalized time with your surgeon. Dr. Lozada conducts each consultation himself and leads the decision-making process from start to finish. Our team prepares imaging, reviews anatomy in detail, and outlines recovery with specificity so you understand what changes to expect directly after treatment and what will settle in the months after.
You won’t move through layers of staff to get answers. Questions return to the providers who know your treatment plan. That structure creates continuity, which patients often value when choosing plastic surgery in Philadelphia.
Long-Term Stability Over Short-Term Change
Facial procedures do not end on surgery day. Swelling resolves in phases. Soft tissue adapts. Cartilage and support structures settle under tension and gravity over time. Dr. Lozada plans your treatment with that knowledge in mind from your first appointment.
He considers how tip support will hold years later, how lift tension will relax, and how volume placement will behave as tissue shifts. The goal is durability. That long-term lens influences how we practice plastic surgery in Philadelphia—carefully, conservatively, and with structural integrity guiding each step.
Ready to Move Forward?
Whether you’re exploring surgical options or considering nonsurgical refinement, start with the path that feels right. Use our planning tool for direction or schedule a consultation to speak directly with our team.
