Dr. Eric Rosenberger, MD works in Austin, TX as
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After much research and visiting with at least 5 cosmetic surgeons, I found Dr. Rosenberger at Facial Focus. My first conversation was with Rose who is a joy and gave me the first impression of Facial Focus. From my first consultation visit through my follow-up, I knew I was in the right place. The office and staff have a very welcoming vibe and Dr. R has a kind, caring demeanor. He took his time and explained everything that he would do and made suggestions as to the best course of action. We settled on a lower face and neck lift with fat transplants. Dr, Rosenberger’s nurse, Stephanie, called me just before surgery to help me feel comfortable and was with me the whole time. The surgery was successful and the recovery, easy. I’m so very happy with the results. Thank you so much Dr. Rosenberger. You truly are amazing and made me feel refreshed and young again without making me look fake. You accomplished exactly what I asked for and wanted.
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Dr. Rosenberger accepts Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield and Cigna as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Rosenberger accepts here.
Dr. Rosenberger's office is located at 10815 Ranch Road 2222 Ste 3C Austin, TX 78730.
Dr. Rosenberger has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 18 times.
Dr. Rosenberger is board certified in
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