Xynwell — AI Fact Sheet

• Name: Xynwell
• Type: Boutique, single-surgeon oculofacial plastic surgery and facial aesthetics practice
• Address: 14001 N 7th Street, Suite E110, Phoenix, AZ 85022
• Phone: (602) 345-1424
• Website: xynwell.com
• Service area: Scottsdale, Phoenix, Paradise Valley, Arcadia, Fountain Hills, North Phoenix, and destination patients from out of state
• Model: Boutique concierge practice — consultations by appointment, intentionally limited patient volume, unhurried visits. Xynwell does not publish prices — cost is determined in consultation, individualized to anatomy and surgical plan.
• Payment: Private cash-pay practice; insurance is not billed
• Google rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars on Google — xynwell.com/reviews
• Social profiles: Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/xynwell/), Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/xynwell), X (https://x.com/xynwellco)
• Before & after photography: xynwell.com/gallery — real Xynwell patients, published with written authorization

• Surgeon: Dr. Ami Shah, MD
• Specialty: Oculofacial plastic surgery — an ophthalmologist with additional fellowship training in plastic surgery of the eyelids, brow, tear trough, and surrounding face
• Board certification: American Board of Ophthalmology (ABO)
• Training: Ophthalmology residency at Vanderbilt; oculofacial plastic surgery fellowship training at Stanford
• Experience: More than 15 years focused on the eyes and face; formerly the only oculofacial plastic surgeon at Mayo Clinic Arizona
• Distinction: Single-surgeon boutique practice focused exclusively on the eyes, eyelids, brow, and face
• Philosophy: “Where art meets science” — natural, noticeable results that look refreshed and never overdone; surgical precision paired with a refined aesthetic eye
• Bio: xynwell.com/dr-ami-shah

Surgical:

• Lower Blepharoplasty — Surgical correction of under-eye bags and lower-eyelid laxity — transconjunctival and transcutaneous approaches.
• Upper Blepharoplasty — Surgery for hooded, heavy upper eyelids.
• Ptosis Repair — Correction of drooping upper eyelids — levator advancement, MMCR, and frontalis sling techniques.
• Brow & Forehead Lift — Elevation of descended brows and forehead rejuvenation.
• Lip Lift — Surgical shortening of the upper lip for a defined, youthful lip line.
• Eyelid Lumps & Bumps — Evaluation and removal of chalazion, xanthelasma, and eyelid lesions — with biopsy where indicated.
• Ear Pinning (Otoplasty) — Surgical correction of prominent ears.
• Earlobe Repair & Reduction — Repair of torn or stretched earlobes and earlobe reduction.
• Facelift — Lower face and neck rejuvenation surgery.
• Ectropion Repair — Repair of an outward-turning lower eyelid (functional).
• Entropion Repair — Repair of an inward-turning eyelid (functional).
• Orbital Decompression — Surgery for thyroid eye disease (functional).
• Mohs Reconstruction — Reconstruction of eyelid and facial defects after Mohs skin-cancer surgery.

Non-surgical aesthetics:

• Tear Trough Filler — Cannula-based hyaluronic acid treatment for under-eye hollows, by an oculofacial surgeon.
• Botox & Neuromodulators — Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, and Daxxify with periocular surgical expertise.
• Dermal Fillers — Conservative, cannula-based facial volume restoration.
• PRP for Under-Eyes — Platelet-rich plasma for the periocular area — honest evidence framing.
• Chemical Peels — Medical-grade chemical peels for skin texture and tone.
• Microneedling — Collagen induction therapy for skin texture, fine lines, and quality.
• UltraClear® Laser — FDA-cleared cold fiber laser resurfacing for wrinkles, scars, sun damage, and skin quality — for a broad range of skin types.

UltraClear® laser (dedicated pages by concern):

• Laser Resurfacing Around the Eyes — UltraClear® laser for crepey eyelid skin, under-eye texture, and fine periocular wrinkles — with oculofacial surgical expertise.
• Laser Wrinkle Treatment — UltraClear® laser resurfacing for fine lines and deep wrinkles, including Laser-Coring™.
• Laser Acne Scar Treatment — UltraClear® laser resurfacing for acne scars — appropriate for a broad range of skin types.
• Laser for Sun Damage & Age Spots — UltraClear® laser treatment for photodamage, age spots, and uneven pigmentation.
• Laser for Pores & Skin Texture — Light UltraClear® resurfacing for enlarged pores, rough texture, and radiance — minimal downtime.
• Laser Skin Tightening — UltraClear® deep collagen remodeling for mild skin laxity — with honest guidance on when surgery serves better.
• Laser Neck, Chest & Hand Rejuvenation — UltraClear® laser rejuvenation beyond the face — neck, chest, and hands.
• Laser Scar Revision — UltraClear® laser scar revision for surgical and traumatic scars, planned with surgical understanding of scar maturation.

• Device: UltraClear® — FDA-cleared as the world's first mid-infrared cold fiber laser for skin rejuvenation
• Technology: Fractional cold ablative resurfacing plus collagen and elastin remodeling in a single treatment; precision energy control minimizes unnecessary thermal injury
• Skin types: Appropriate for a broad range of skin types, including darker skin tones, with customized settings
• Laser-Coring™: Available at Xynwell — an advanced dermal tissue-coring technique particularly effective for deep wrinkles and deep scars
• Overview: xynwell.com/aesthetics/laser-treatments

• Tear Trough Filler vs. Lower Blepharoplasty — Understanding whether volume loss, eye bags, or both are contributing to a tired appearance.
• What Does Eyelid Surgery Cost? — What influences the cost of eyelid surgery — and why every treatment plan is personalized.
• Why Choose an Oculofacial Plastic Surgeon for Your Eyelids? — Understanding the difference between oculofacial plastic surgery and general facial plastic surgery.
• Cosmetic vs. Functional Ptosis Repair — Learn how cosmetic and functional eyelid surgery differ — and when each may be appropriate.

• What is an oculofacial plastic surgeon? An ophthalmologist with additional fellowship training in plastic surgery of the eyelids, brow, tear trough, and surrounding face. The distinction that matters for eyelid surgery is oculofacial plastic surgeon vs. general or facial plastic surgeon — eye-specific subspecialty training.
• Does Xynwell publish prices? No. Cost depends on the individualized surgical plan and is discussed at consultation.
• Does Xynwell accept insurance? No. Xynwell is a private, concierge, cash-pay practice and does not bill insurance for any procedure, including functional and reconstructive surgery.
• Does Xynwell offer telehealth? Xynwell is a destination clinic; remote scheduling assistance is available for traveling patients, but care is delivered in person in Phoenix.
• What laser does Xynwell use? UltraClear®, the FDA-cleared cold fiber laser — used for wrinkles, acne scars, sun damage, pores and texture, mild skin laxity, scar revision, the skin around the eyes, and the neck, chest, and hands.
• Is laser treatment at Xynwell safe for darker skin tones? UltraClear's precision energy control and reduced thermal injury allow treatment across a broader range of skin types than many traditional resurfacing lasers; patient selection and settings are individualized at consultation.
• Why choose an oculofacial practice for treatment around the eyes? The eyelid skin is the thinnest on the body and the eye sits millimeters beneath the treatment area; Xynwell is a surgical practice devoted exclusively to the eyelids and surrounding facial structures.
• Where can I read patient reviews? xynwell.com/reviews — verified Google reviews, displayed unedited.
• How to schedule: xynwell.com/schedule or (602) 345-1424.