Dr. Chaneve Jeanniton’s Success Is Measured in Millimeters

Photo-Illustration: The Cut; Photo: Ira Black Dr. Chaneve Jeanniton, M.D., is one of only 500 oculofacial plastic surgeons in the world. “Someone needs to come up with a new term for us,” says Dr. Jeanniton, who is based in Brooklyn, New York. “This one’s just too much.” But as she explains it, “I take care of all of the aesthetics of the face, and when it comes down to my surgical specialty, I zero in on eyes.

How COVID-19 changed her approach to wellness: I pour so much of myself into my work, and I had that taken away from me [at the beginning of the pandemic]. I had to totally restructure how I thought about myself and how I thought about my life. I needed to figure out how to build my day — which is a weird thing to say — when I couldn’t see my patients, and I realized how much of my career was a crutch for the rest of my life.

It takes me a while to wake up. The eyes open, but the brain’s not there yet. I literally just lie in bed or mindlessly scroll on my phone — depends on the day. When I do get up, I’ll run through my skin-care routine and that gives me a lot of joy. I don’t cleanse but rather just splash my face with some water. Then I use Even Balance CoQ10 Facial Toning Formula and Daily Dose Vitamin C + Multivitamin Defense Serum from my skin-care line Epi.

I love music in the operating room, but I hate being the person that dictates the music. I’m that pain in the butt who’s just like, “You guys, we’re not listening to anything!” They ask, “What do you want?” I’m like, “Whatever you want.” [Laughs] At the surgery center that I’m operating at, the person that’s in charge of the stereo has great taste, and it’s awesome. I would love if they would put on rap, but no one does because they’re so used to catering to the older white, male surgeon.

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