Rand Rodgers, MD

Oculofacial Plastic Surgeon

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Dr. Rand Rodgers is a board-certified ophthalmic plastic surgeon serving Manhattan’s Upper East Side and Great Neck. He specializes in cosmetic and reconstructive procedures with a focus on natural results.

A Yale University graduate, he earned his medical degree from Mount Sinai School of Medicine, where he was inducted into Alpha Omega Alpha. He trained at Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital and completed a facial oculoplastic fellowship at Harvard Medical School.

An attending physician at Mount Sinai, Dr. Rodgers has authored textbook chapters, peer-reviewed articles, and trains physicians in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery.

Recognized in Castle Connolly’s Best Doctors in New York, and listed as one of “The Best Doctors of America,” he holds certifications from leading medical boards. He is also the author of The Eyes Have It: Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery (view the book listing on Amazon).

  • Patient

    I am grateful for an amazing job he did on removing a dermoid cyst near my 18 month old baby's eye with such care and compassion from the very first appointment to the actual surgery. Outstanding professionalism is always appreciated but when it comes to trusting your baby's life to a doctor and his team (regardless of how big or small the operation is) you want to see care and compassion. Dr. Rand Rodgers definitely possess all these qualities.

  • Nancy, Google

    Wonderful opthalmic specialty surgeon, meticulous in his work. Very happy with my surgery.

  • Patient

    Excellent surgical experience.. Dr. Rodgers as well as his staff were extremely professional and helpful throughout the surgical process. I felt very confident at the time of consultation with Dr. Rodgers and that followed through before and after the surgical procedure. I would definitely recommend Dr. Rodgers and his expertise in eye surgery.

  • Mindy, Google

    An excellent clinician, good at diagnosing and treating complicated issues.

  • Peter, Google

    He is not only highly skilled, but a true gentleman and professional in every way.

  • Patient

    I was lucky enough to be referred to Dr. Rodgers. I have been thinking about having my eyes done for ten years. Dr. Rodgers was the reason why I booked without hesitation. His philosophy was in line with mine. I wanted someone to say to me that I looked well not that I had my eyes done. The procedure and office was professional and I couldn’t be more pleased with the results. I recommend Dr. Rodgers whole heartily.

  • Joan, Google

    One of the finest. I have no hesitation in referring to him as "the very best!"

  • Gallei

    He is more than justifiably well-respected within the ophthalmic and ophthalmic plastic surgical community. The facilities are excellent and staff caring.

  • Ted

    Outstanding professionalism when it comes to trusting your baby's life to a doctor you want to see care and compassion. Dr. Rodgers possess all these qualities.

  • Kara

    I simply cannot say enough about how wonderful Dr Rodgers and his staff were. He did beautiful a job and you can barely notice anything was ever done! I highly recommend.

  • Shelli

    Ptosis surgery, my eyes look great. He did a fantastic job! He is very caring and a pleasure to deal with. I can nor recommend highly enough!

  • Side-by-side comparison of a woman's face before and after makeup application, showing enhanced eye makeup, lipstick, and overall polished appearance.

    Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery

    Enhance your eyes' appearance and vision with cosmetic eyelid surgery to address droopy lids and under-eye bags. Learn more.

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    Lower Eyelid Fillers

    Restore lost volume and reduce hollowness with eyelid fillers—nonsurgical treatments that rejuvenate tired eyes, smooth contours, and enhance your natural beauty. Learn more.

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    Liquid Midface Lift

    Rejuvenate your appearance with a liquid face lift—nonsurgical treatments using fillers and Botox to lift, smooth, and restore youthful contours. Learn more.

  • Side-by-side comparison of a woman's forehead and face, showing reduction of wrinkles and smoother skin on the right, likely after skincare or cosmetic treatment.

    Botox®

    Refresh your look with Botox and dermal fillers—nonsurgical treatments designed to reduce wrinkles, restore volume, and enhance your natural beauty. Learn more.

  • Close-up of a person's eye and surrounding skin, showing some wrinkling and dryness.

    Chemical Peels

    Brighten and smooth the skin around your eyes with gentle chemical peels—nonsurgical treatments that reduce fine lines, improve texture, and reveal a refreshed look. Learn more.

  • Comparison of two human eyes, before and after medical treatment, showing healing from an injury or condition.

    Eyelid Reconstructions Following Mohs

    Regain form and function after skin cancer removal with expert eyelid reconstruction—precise surgical care designed to preserve eye health and appearance. Learn more.

  • Side-by-side comparison of an older person's eye with makeup and a younger person's eye, showcasing differences in skin texture and wrinkles.

    Ptosis Correction

    Ptosis, or drooping eyelids, can impact vision and daily activities—explore surgical treatment options to restore function and appearance. Learn more.

  • Close-up of a woman's face with a teardrop falling from her eye.

    Tearing

    Excessive tearing caused by blocked tear ducts can lead to irritation and infection—explore treatment options for relief. Learn more.

  • Close-up comparison of two human eyes, one with drooping eyelid on the left and the other with a lifted eyelid on the right.

    Revisional Surgeries including Ectropion and Entropion

    Refine or correct the results of prior procedures with revisional surgery—expert, personalized care to improve function, aesthetics, or both. Learn more.

Accepted Insurance Providers:

*While we accept many AARP, United Healthcare, and Oxford Plans, we do not accept all. Please contact the office with your specific plan.

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229 East 79th Street, New York, NY 10075

1000 Northern Boulevard Suite 310, Great Neck, NY 11020

120 Warren Street Ground Floor, New Rochelle, NY 10801

Hours
Monday–Friday
8am–5pm