Dr. Hecht’s approach to rhinoplasty is not only cosmetic, it is functional. The nose serves a purpose in healthy breathing, so any obstruction, whether from birth, injury or previous surgery, can be problematic. Unlike some surgeons, Dr. Hecht focuses on conserving and reshaping cartilage whenever possible, rather than concentrating on excision. By meticulously preserving the nasal structures and using diligent graft work, Dr. Hecht is able to help prevent nasal collapse and breathing difficulties, which minimizes the need for revision rhinoplasty surgery. Cosmetically, Dr. Hecht focuses on the entire shape of the nose and offers realistic recommendations for overall nasal and facial balance. He prefers a natural, “non-operated” look, focusing on realistic expectations.
Learn More
A facelift surgery can do wonders to enhance your looks and self confidence while bringing forth a more youthful you. If you are considering this procedure for yourself, you need to have knowledge about what is to be expected and how it is done in our Scottsdale facial plastic surgery practice with Dr. David Hecht.
Learn More
Blepharoplasty is designed to remove excess skin, muscle and fat from both the lower (lower blepharoplasty) and upper lids (upper blepharoplasty). The results are a more refreshed appearance, and a firmer, younger looking eye area. As with all types of cosmetic surgery, realistic expectations are a prerequisite. In addition, to be a good candidate for eyelid surgery, your surgeon will evaluate your medical history and expectations during a consultation.
Learn More
A forehead lift, or brow lift, is a surgical technique designed to restore a fresh, alert, youthful appearance that looks natural. By tightening the skin above the brow line, we are able to minimize horizontal lines and wrinkles, elevate the brows and reduce lid hooding or drooping. We can also ease wrinkles on the bridge of the nose, soften frown lines and return to you the ability to facially express intended emotions.
Learn MoreScottsdale facial plastic surgeon Dr. David Hecht was born and raised in New York. He attended the College of William and Mary in Virginia where he graduated summa cum laude and was inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa National Honor Society. He returned to New York City and received his medical degree at New York University School of Medicine. After medical school, he completed internship in General Surgery and residency in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at Georgetown University Medical Center in Washington, D.C. During residency, Dr. Hecht scored the highest in the nation on the annual in-service training examination.
Learn More
View Photo Gallery 
View Photo Gallery 
View Photo Gallery 
View Photo Gallery 
“I went in for a consultation at the beginning of the summer for a rhinoplasty and found Dr Hecht to be professional, direct, and frank when discussing realistic expectations/ results. His front office staff is helpful as well for any follow up questions. About a week or so later I decided to move forward with scheduling the procedure. I had the surgery one week ago and am already very happy with the results thus far...” [READ MORE]
- S.C. - Aspiring Model
“I have enjoyed having you as my Fellow for the past year. You are an outstanding surgeon and have tremendous potential to be a leader. I hope you will remain involved in the AAFPRS. Now that you are finishing your year with me, I wish you good luck with your practice and encourage you to keep in touch. I am sure you will have great success in Facial Plastic Surgery.” [READ MORE]
- Dean Toriumi MD
“David Hecht, a valued colleague who clearly shares a passion for excellence in Facial Plastic Surgery. It has been my privilege to share, in some small way, your year of Fellowship.” [READ MORE]
- Eugene Tardy MD
Non-Surgical
Facial Rejuvenation.
Tweet Pin It When you want to get rid of wrinkles, that are the result of facial ageing, the most important aspect to think of is the type of wrinkle you want removed. So you need to match the wrinkle Read More…
Tweet Pin It Your forehead wrinkles are among the first to form on your face, along with nasolabial folds. These wrinkles are the result of a lifetime of expressions. As you grow older, these wrinkles cause your forehead to hang Read More…
