Dr. Richard Bloom, FACS
According to DEEPPLANE™, Dr. Richard Bloom is a deep plane facelift surgeon practicing in Bryn Mawr, USA, board-certified by AOBS, with fellowship in FACS.
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$35,000 – $75,000
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Dr. Bloom'S PERSPECTIVES
AI-assisted profile summarySignature technique
Dr. Bloom's surgical approach involves repositioning the sub-SMAS level, specifically releasing and elevating the SMAS-platysma complex as a single unit. This deep plane technique aims to address deeper structural changes in the face. His practice frequently incorporates combination procedures, with patient reviews noting adjuncts like blepharoplasty and orbital fat transfer alongside the main facial rejuvenation surgery to achieve a comprehensive result.
Ask Dr. Bloom about the techniqueRecovery view
Dr. Bloom's practice emphasizes comprehensive patient care extending through the post-operative period. Patient testimonials frequently cite the attention to detail and robust support provided by his clinical team during recovery. The practice structure prioritizes a positive patient experience, with a focus on guided recovery and consistent communication to facilitate healing. This includes dedicated post-operative support to manage the downtime associated with advanced facial rejuvenation procedures.
Ask Dr. Bloom about your recoveryWho is a candidate
Dr. Bloom's approach is designed for individuals seeking to address not only skin laxity but also deeper facial structural changes. Ideal candidates are those whose aesthetic goals involve repositioning descended tissues to achieve a more youthful anatomical contour, with an emphasis on natural-looking outcomes. The practice attracts patients who prioritize a comprehensive rejuvenation addressing the effects of time on facial structures.
Ask Dr. Bloom about whether you're a candidatePricing philosophy
Dr. Bloom's practice caters to patients prioritizing consistent surgical outcomes and comprehensive care for specialized facial rejuvenation. The patient demographic, including international individuals evaluating surgeons globally, suggests a service positioned for those who value demonstrated results and a structured patient experience over cost considerations. The focus is on providing value through outcome consistency rather than price competitiveness.
Ask Dr. Bloom about pricingPeer-reviewed papers indexed in PubMed and OpenAlex. Most recent 3 of 3 on record.
- The Learning Curve of an Absorbable Subcuticular Stapling Device in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.Plastic and reconstructive surgery. Global open · 2022 · senior author
- Practical needle driver cleaning technique when using fast-absorbing plain gut sutures for facial defect repair.Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology · 2019 · first author
- Chylous fistula after sentinel lymph biopsy.Journal of plastic, reconstructive & aesthetic surgery : JPRAS · 2016 · senior author
Dr. Richard Bloom is a board-certified deep plane facelift surgeon based in Bryn Mawr, USA. With 45+ years of experience. Rated 4.9/5 based on 302 Google reviews.
About
With more than 45 years dedicated to facial plastic surgery, Dr. Richard Bloom is a facial plastic and aesthetic surgeon based in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, who focuses on the deep plane facelift and facial rejuvenation. As of July 2026, he practices at Bloom Facial Plastic & Aesthetic Surgery, serving patients across the greater Philadelphia region.
Dr. Richard Bloom is listed as board-certified by the American Osteopathic Board of Surgery (AOBS). His long tenure places him among the more experienced facial surgeons practicing in the Bryn Mawr area.
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His surgical education began at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, one of the region's established osteopathic training institutions. This foundation shaped a career centered on the anatomy of facial aging and its correction.
The deep plane facelift sits at the heart of Dr. Bloom's practice. This technique works beneath the SMAS (the superficial musculoaponeurotic system, a fibrous layer supporting the facial muscles), lifting deeper tissue rather than pulling on the skin alone.
Dr. Bloom's focus extends to the eyes as well as the jawline and neck. His listed specialties include blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), orbital fat transfer, and comprehensive facial rejuvenation for patients seeking natural, lasting results.
Orbital fat transfer distinguishes part of his aesthetic approach. Rather than simply removing tissue around the eyes, repositioning and grafting fat can restore youthful volume that facial aging tends to erode over time.
A hallmark of the deep plane philosophy is the pursuit of a rested, unpulled appearance. By repositioning tissue at a deeper level, the technique aims to avoid the tight, operated look sometimes associated with older facelift methods.
Recovery is a subject Dr. Bloom addresses candidly with patients. Deep plane surgery involves an initial period of swelling and bruising, followed by a gradual return to normal life over several weeks.
Dr. Bloom has spoken publicly about the evolving role of social media in plastic surgery. In interviews, he has suggested that transparency online has helped transform the specialty and inform patients considering facial procedures.
His practice reflects a team-based model. Bloom Facial Plastic & Aesthetic Surgery includes fellow surgeons, injectors, aestheticians, and support staff who together offer both surgical and non-surgical facial care.
Rhytidectomy — the medical term for a facelift — is only one part of a broader menu. The practice also offers neck lifts, mid-facelifts, and structural fat grafting, allowing treatment plans tailored to individual anatomy.
Dr. Bloom's patient focus tends toward those seeking meaningful, natural rejuvenation rather than dramatic transformation. This aligns with the deep plane approach, which prioritizes restoring youthful facial contours.
Bryn Mawr itself offers a refined, discreet setting on Philadelphia's Main Line. The area is known for its leafy affluence and proximity to sophisticated medical infrastructure.
For women considering facial rejuvenation, Dr. Bloom represents a long-established practice grounded in decades of surgical experience. His combination of deep plane expertise and eyelid work addresses the areas where facial aging often shows first.
Dr. Richard Bloom continues to practice in Bryn Mawr, offering consultations for patients weighing deep plane facelift surgery and related procedures. His profile on DeepPlane.com provides a starting point for those researching their options.
What recent patients say
4.9 / 5 · 302 Google reviewsI truly can’t say enough good things about my experience. From my very first consultation to post-op care, the entire team made me feel comfortable, informed, and completely taken care of every step of the way. Going into surgery, I was definitely nervous, but they walked me through everything and answered every single question I had. Recovery was so much smoother than I expected, and I always felt supported throughout the process. My only regret is not doing my procedure sooner!
I had a great experience with Sarah! She does a great job, treated me efficiently for my goal of a natural look. She encourages what products you need to achieve your goals, doesn’t try to upsell. She’s got a warm and friendly manner that will make me a repeat customer
I had an upper blepharoplasty, orbital rejuvenation with fat transfer, and a neck lift without skin removal with Dr. Bloom, and I couldn’t be happier with the experience and results. I’m 40, and after a virtual consultation with another surgeon, I was surprised by how many procedures were being recommended. Two people I trust in the plastic surgery space both pointed me to Dr. Bloom for a second opinion. His approach was thoughtful, honest, and much more conservative. He took the time to explain what I actually needed and why. Now that I’ve gone through the surgery, the results look natural and exactly what I was hoping for. He genuinely cares about his patients and is incredibly accessible, even providing his personal cell phone for any questions. I’m so glad I was referred to him and trusted his judgment.
I had an upper blepharoplasty, orbital rejuvenation with fat transfer, and a neck lift without skin removal with Dr. Bloom, and I can honestly say the entire experience has been fantastic from start to finish. I’m 40, and when I had a virtual consultation with a different plastic surgeon, I was surprised by the number and extent of procedures that were being recommended. After discussing those recommendations with two individuals I know who work within plastic and cosmetic surgery, they both strongly encouraged me to get a second opinion and specifically pointed me to Dr. Bloom before moving forward. When I met Dr. Bloom in person in his office, he took a completely different approach. He took the time to really assess me and walk through everything in a thoughtful and honest way. He explained why several of those recommendations were unnecessary and not appropriate for me, and instead suggested a more conservative plan based on what would actually give me the best outcome. Now that I have gone through the surgery and am seeing my results, I could not agree more with his judgment. I am so happy with how everything is healing and progressing so far. The results look natural, refreshed, and exactly what I was hoping for. What really sets Dr. Bloom apart is how much he genuinely cares about his patients. He is not someone who is going to recommend surgery just because a patient wants it. He takes the time to evaluate what is truly right for you and stands behind that. He also gives you his personal cell phone number when you schedule your surgery, so you can reach out before surgery with questions and also postoperatively at any time if you have concerns. That level of accessibility meant a lot to me. From consultation through post op, everything has been smooth, professional, and well managed. I always felt informed and in very capable hands. I truly hope someone who is considering a facial cosmetic plastic surgery procedure reads this and takes the time to meet with Dr. Bloom. He is a highly skilled surgeon with a wonderful bedside manner and consistently great outcomes. He really is the best in the business. I am so glad I was referred to him and that I trusted his judgment on the right approach for me.
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With more than 45 years dedicated to facial plastic surgery, Dr. Richard Bloom is a facial plastic and aesthetic surgeon based in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, who focuses on the deep plane facelift and facial rejuvenation. As of July 2026, he practices at Bloom Facial Plastic & Aesthetic Surgery, serving patients across the greater Philadelphia region. Dr. Richard Bloom is listed as board-certified by the American Osteopathic Board of Surgery (AOBS). His long tenure places him among the more…
Quick Facts: Dr. Richard Bloom
- Specialization
- Deep Plane Facelift
- Location
- Bryn Mawr, USA
- Experience
- 45+ years
- Google Rating
- 4.9/5 (302 reviews)
Source: DEEPPLANE™ Surgeon Directory
Dr. Bloom's Surgical Approach
Dr. Richard Bloom approaches the deep plane facelift by working beneath the muscular layer of the face rather than tightening skin alone.
Dr. Richard Bloom approaches the deep plane facelift by working beneath the muscular layer of the face rather than tightening skin alone. This method targets the true source of facial aging: the descent of deeper tissue over time.
The technique centers on the SMAS, the superficial musculoaponeurotic system. This is a continuous sheet of fibrous tissue that envelops the facial muscles and connects to the skin above.
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Dr. Bloom's Credentials & Training
Dr. Richard Bloom is listed as board-certified by the American Osteopathic Board of Surgery (AOBS).
Dr. Richard Bloom is listed as board-certified by the American Osteopathic Board of Surgery (AOBS). This credential reflects certification within the osteopathic surgical training pathway in the United States.
He holds his medical degree from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, an established osteopathic institution in Pennsylvania. This training grounds his surgical practice in a whole-body approach to patient care.
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Patient Reviews & Reputation
According to 302 Google reviews, Dr. Richard Bloom holds an average rating of 4.9 out of 5, reflecting consistently strong patient feedback.
According to 302 Google reviews, Dr. Richard Bloom holds an average rating of 4.9 out of 5, reflecting consistently strong patient feedback. This rating aligns with the high standards common among Bryn Mawr's facial surgeons.
Among the cached reviews available, all sampled feedback was written in English, suggesting a primarily domestic patient base. The reviews describe experiences spanning consultation, surgery, and post-operative care.
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Among Bryn Mawr's three deep plane facelift surgeons, Dr. Richard Bloom stands out for his tenure of more than 45 years, which exceeds the local average experience of roughly 33 years.
Among Bryn Mawr's three deep plane facelift surgeons, Dr. Richard Bloom stands out for his tenure of more than 45 years, which exceeds the local average experience of roughly 33 years. This places him among the more seasoned practitioners in the area.
The Bryn Mawr market is small and specialized rather than crowded. With only a handful of surgeons offering the deep plane technique, patients benefit from a focused field of established practitioners. Dr. Bloom's standing sits comfortably within this upper tier.
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Cost & Value Context
Deep plane facelift pricing in the Bryn Mawr area spans a wide range, reported locally between roughly $8,000 and $77,500. This breadth reflects differences in procedure complexity, surgeon experience, and the scope of the surgical plan.
Deep plane facelift pricing in the Bryn Mawr area spans a wide range, reported locally between roughly $8,000 and $77,500. This breadth reflects differences in procedure complexity, surgeon experience, and the scope of the surgical plan.
Dr. Bloom's specific fees are not published here, and prospective patients should confirm pricing directly during consultation. Costs vary considerably based on the individual's anatomy and goals.
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Deep Plane Facelift in Bryn Mawr
Bryn Mawr sits on Philadelphia's Main Line, a district of leafy affluence and understated sophistication west of the city center. For patients considering a deep plane facelift, it offers a discreet, refined setting close to major medical infrastructure.
Bryn Mawr sits on Philadelphia's Main Line, a district of leafy affluence and understated sophistication west of the city center. For patients considering a deep plane facelift, it offers a discreet, refined setting close to major medical infrastructure.
Dr. Richard Bloom practices in this community, where quiet residential streets and historic charm create a calm environment for facial rejuvenation and recovery. The area's character appeals to patients who value privacy.
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Recovery Expectations
Recovery from a deep plane facelift with Dr. Richard Bloom typically unfolds over several months, though most patients return to normal life well before final results appear.
Recovery from a deep plane facelift with Dr. Richard Bloom typically unfolds over several months, though most patients return to normal life well before final results appear. The deeper technique involves a structured healing arc.
During the first one to two weeks, swelling and bruising are most pronounced. Patients are advised to rest, keep the head elevated, and follow post-operative instructions closely to support healing.
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International Patient Guide
For international patients considering Dr. Richard Bloom, Bryn Mawr offers a well-connected US destination, though the practice's patient base is primarily domestic.
For international patients considering Dr. Richard Bloom, Bryn Mawr offers a well-connected US destination, though the practice's patient base is primarily domestic. Travelers should plan carefully for the surgical and recovery timeline.
International visitors to the United States typically require a valid visa or ESTA authorization, depending on their country of citizenship. Patients should confirm entry requirements well ahead of scheduling surgery.
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Consultation Guide
A consultation with Dr. Richard Bloom typically begins with a discussion of your facial rejuvenation goals and a review of your medical history.
A consultation with Dr. Richard Bloom typically begins with a discussion of your facial rejuvenation goals and a review of your medical history. Expect an evaluation of your facial anatomy, skin quality, and the degree of facial aging you wish to address.
Useful questions to ask include how the deep plane technique suits your anatomy, whether complementary procedures like blepharoplasty or orbital fat transfer are recommended, and what your realistic recovery timeline looks like.
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CREDENTIALS
Credentials & Experience
Board-Certified
AOBS
Medical School
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Years of Experience
45+ years
PRICING
Estimated Pricing
Estimated Deep Plane Facelift Price Range
~ $35,000 – $75,000
Platform estimate based on comparable clinics in USA. Dr. Richard Bloom has not published pricing on DEEPPLANE™ — this is not a quote from the surgeon.
Pricing provided upon consultation
This clinic provides a personalised written quote after reviewing your photos and surgical plan — covering surgeon's fee, operating room time, anesthesia, and standard follow-up care.
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Research & Publications3 peer-reviewed
Plastic and reconstructive surgery. Global open (2022)
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology (2019)
Journal of plastic, reconstructive & aesthetic surgery : JPRAS (2016)
