

Cosmetic plastic surgery at its best never looks obvious—it simply looks like you, refreshed and effortlessly harmonious. Our philosophy of aesthetic enhancement honors your natural contours while addressing your unique goals.
At Hudson Plastic Surgery, double board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Brad Gandolfi offers bespoke surgical solutions designed to illuminate your best features. Operating from our boutique offices in Englewood, New Jersey, and Greenwich Village, New York City, Dr. Gandolfi combines meticulous technical skill with an intuitive aesthetic philosophy and deep commitment to personalized care.
Our approach to cosmetic plastic surgery in NYC centers on everyday elegance, delivering sophisticated refinements without sacrificing a natural appearance or compromising safety. We avoid over-tightened, exaggerated outcomes, focusing instead on subtle balance and long-term tissue health.


Every procedure is customized around your unique facial framework, body anatomy, lifestyle, and goals.

Dr. Gandolfi’s rigorous surgical background ensures that safety, structure, and aesthetic beauty blend seamlessly together.

We offer a warm, discreet environment where your questions are answered with clarity and your personal journey is supported at every turn.
We provide a curated menu of NYC cosmetic plastic surgery procedures designed to refine, lift, and balance your features:

Deep Plane Facelift & Neck Lift: Restoring underlying facial musculature and youthful jawline contours without a "pulled" look.
Rhinoplasty: Sculpting the nose to improve proportion, symmetry, and overall facial harmony while preserving or enhancing airway function.
Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery): Refreshing tired eyes by gently removing excess hooded skin and lower eyelid bags.

Breast Augmentation: Enhancing breast volume and projection using premium implants or natural fat transfer techniques.
Breast Lift (Mastopexy): Elevating sagging tissue and reshaping the breasts for a firmer, perkier profile.
Breast Reduction: Lightening heavy breast weight to relieve upper body physical strain and create balanced proportions.

Liposuction & BodyTite: Targeted fat removal and advanced radiofrequency skin tightening to define your natural contours.
Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty): Repairing separated core abdominal muscles and removing excess skin for a smooth, flat midsection.
Mommy Makeover: A customized combination of breast and body procedures designed to restore pre-pregnancy contours.
Good candidates for cosmetic plastic surgery at Hudson Plastic Surgery typically share a few traits. They are in generally good health, have specific changes in mind, and understand that surgery is meant to refine your features rather than fundamentally alter your appearance. Many patients have lived with a concern for years and are ready to explore it thoughtfully, without expecting perfection. During the consultation, we review your goals, health history, medications, and prior surgeries to begin developing a treatment plan.
Practical considerations matter as much as anatomy. You will want to think about time away from work, childcare or support at home, and your willingness to follow postoperative instructions closely. Some patients choose to stage procedures to better match their schedules. Many use the consultation simply to ask questions and assess their options, then decide later whether to move forward. Dr. Gandolfi and his team will be straightforward if surgery doesn't align with your goals, your timeline, or what we believe we can do safely for you.
During your personal consultation, Dr. Gandolfi listens to your primary concerns and evaluates your anatomical features to recommend treatments—surgical, non-surgical, or a combination—that provide the safest, most natural outcome for your lifestyle.
Begin by clarifying what specifically bothers you and what feels important to keep. Bringing photographs that capture proportions you like can help, as long as you understand they are references, not outcomes. Make a list of medications, supplements, and prior surgeries, and be ready to discuss your medical history in detail. Many patients also prepare a written list of questions about scars, downtime, and timelines. Dr. Gandolfi will examine the area, review your history, and then outline whether surgery is appropriate and what options exist. The goal is a clear, two-way conversation, not a commitment on the spot.
Recovery planning is as important as the procedure itself. Before scheduling a procedure, consider who can help with driving, childcare, and household tasks, especially in the first several days when you may be sore, tired, and have limited mobility. Some desk jobs can be done from home earlier than in-person work, but this varies by procedure and how you feel. We will give you typical activity guidelines for your specific surgery, outline lifting and exercise restrictions, and help you choose a surgery date that gives you enough time and space to recover without rushing back into full obligations.
Cosmetic plastic surgery focuses solely on aesthetic enhancement, while reconstructive surgery is often used when form and function are both affected, for example after trauma, prior surgery, or certain medical conditions. Many situations sit somewhere between the two. During your visit, we will ask what bothers you most, examine the area, and then explain whether your goals align better with a cosmetic, reconstructive, or combined procedure. If reconstructive surgery is more appropriate, we will discuss that openly and guide you to the information you need.