1. Paul C. Zwiebel, MD, DMD, FACS
  2. Paul C. Zwiebel, MD, DMD, FACS
  3. 5
    (Based on 88 reviews)
  4. 2050 E. County Line Road
  5. Highlands Ranch, CO 80126
  6. (303) 502-1412
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Average Patient Rating

5 (88 reviews)
Takes Time to Listen: 100 %
Communicates Well: 100 %
Average Wait Time: 6 minutes

Patient Referrals

Referral by:
5.0
February 22, 2012

"When faced with the decision to have a procedure, I was anxious. Dr Zwiebel and his staff made me extremely comfortable and completely at ease. They patiently answered my myriad of questions. They were warm and compassionate each visit. And, I was thrilled with my results.

Prior to making my decision, I visited several doctors and can certainly affirm that Dr Zwiebel and staff are truly the best!"

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Verified on 02-24-2012
Referral by:
5.0
February 21, 2012

"Best decision of my life to use Dr. Zwiebel and his staff for my procedure! 100% satified and happy with the process and the outcome!"

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Verified on 02-21-2012
Referral by:
5.0
May 24, 2011

"Awesome!! I will be referring all friends and family to you!"

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Verified on 05-24-2011
Referral by:
5.0
May 12, 2011

"I felt welcome and taken care of. The staff are extremely considerate. It was a nightmare for me to schedule around my job and they jumped through all hoops without complaint. Wonderful."

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Verified on 05-13-2011
Referral by:
5.0
March 23, 2011

"Great! Efficient, friendly, thorough. "

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Verified on 03-23-2011
Referral by:
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February 23, 2011

"It was great. They were very professional and made me feel very comfortable. I was very pleased with my results and plan to go back after I am done having kids."

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Verified on 02-23-2011
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Office Hours

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Education and Credentials

MSSM - Mount Sinai School of Medicine University of Pittsburgh Rutgers - The State University of New Jersey HSDM - Harvard School of Dental Medicine UCD - University of California, Davis UCLA - David Geffen School of Medicine ASMS - American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons ASPS - American Society of Plastic Surgeons ASAPS - American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery ACS - American College of Surgeons CMS - Colorado Medical Society

Message from the Office

Real Women, Real Results...

Questions & Answers Q&A

Q. I see a lot of ads for both Restylane and Juvederm. Is one better than the other, and are either of them effective for treating the parentheses lines I have around my mouth? I am a 42 year old caucasian woman with fair skin, no known allergies or rosacea issues.
A. Lisa,
Both Restylane and Juvederm are non-permanent hyaluronic acid fillers. Restylane is formulated in gel microspheres and Juvederm is a smooth textured compound. Both last approximately a year depending on the individual. In our practice we use Restylane in the hollows under the eyes and use Juvederm in lips and nasolabial, and oral commisure lines. We use other products with great effectiveness but for the 'parenthesis', Juvederm is our pick.
Abigail Edgeworth-Coggins R.N.
Q. My surgeon wants to perform a modified deep plane facelift. Does anyone know what he means by modified?
A. A deep plane facelift involves surgically lifting the face by cutting deep to one of the muscle layers of the face. This is done by loosening this muscle layer over a relatively large part of the face and then suturing the layer to create tightening and lift.
It differs from techniques that pull only on the skin or which suture the muscle layer without cutting deep to the muscle.
There is no standard "modified" deep plane facelift, so it would be best to ask your surgeon what he/she means when he/she says "modified."
It is normal and routine for a good plastic surgeon to modify a technique to best suit the unique needs of an individual patient.
Q. How young is too young to start using anti-aging products? Could using anti-aging products when you are too young have negative affects on the skin? Thanks for your help!
A. There are different types of anti-aging products. The anti-oxidants have great benefits for almost any adult skin. Because they tend to be expensive, some products may not be cost-effective in certain cases. Other anti-aging products may contain hormones that are not appropriate for a younger individual.
One of the most powerful and cost-effective anti-aging products is sun-block.
Choosing the right cleansing regimen and exfoliation is an important step, folowed by the right moisturizer.
Diet and hydration are key elements, as well.
The best answer is to be evaluated by a skin care professional who can customiize the selection of the most appropriate anti-aging (or other) care for your skin.

Blog

Q & A with Dr. Paul Zwiebel
02-03-2011

 

Twitter Logo | Paul Zwiebel | Plastic Surgeon | Littleton, CO     Zwiebel Center for Plastic Surgery & Skin Care | Paul Zwiebel | Plastic Surgeon | Littleton, CO     Facebook Logo | Paul Zwiebel | Plastic Surgeon | Littleton, CO

 

 

Q: What got you into this specific medical field?
A: Plastic Surgery offers a unique opportunity to touch people's lives, often profoundly, by helping with how people see themselves; self image is important and greatly influences happiness. From my early years in training, I dreamed of traveling to underserved countries to provide reconstructive surgery for people who otherwise have no access or ability to obtain surgery that gives them a chance at a normal life and acceptance by their... read more
Breast Augmentations
02-10-2011

 

Dr. Zwiebel discusses his breast augmentation procedure.

 

 

Dr. Zwiebel on "Colorado & Company"
02-08-2011

 

Dr. Zwiebel is a recognized authority on cosmetic plastic surgery procedures.

 

 

Dr. Zwiebel’s "Love Your Look" Video
02-05-2011

 

Dr. Zwiebel discusses his 25+ years of experience in plastic surgery.

 

 

My Medical Mission to Haiti
Dr. Zwiebel
02-03-2011

 

Zwiebel Haiti | Plastic Surgeon | Paul C Zwiebel | Littleton Colorado

 
 
Medical Mission to Haiti
Helping The Resilient Haitian People
 
 
I’ve just returned, exhausted but gratified, from a 12-day medical mission trip to Haiti. Whatever you’ve been seeing on the nightly news about the Haitian disaster, I want to tell you it’s a fraction of the real suffering going on in that tiny country.
 
Being there in the stench and the chaos, seeing people who’d lost everything, amputating the limbs of small children and uncomplaining adults, I saw a level of anguish none of my... read more
What Is Eyelid Surgery?
Clarissa Celestino
02-02-2011

 

Eye | Plastic Surgeon | Paul Zwiebel | Littleton CO

Eyelid surgery, also known as blepharoplasty, consists of the removal or repositioning of baggy or droopy skin or fat around the upper or lower eyelid. The procedure is primarily used as a cosmetic procedure to fix the sagging and puffing of skin around the eyes, which is often caused by aging. Although mostly used as a cosmetic procedure, there are cases where this type of procedure is not elective.


Patients who have a condition of droopy eyelids (ptosis), causing their vision to be obstructed... read more

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