Oculofacial plastic and reconstructive surgeon
Jamie Schaefer, M.D., evaluates and treats pediatric and adult conditions involving the eyelids, tear-drainage system, orbit, and surrounding facial structures. Her work includes functional, reconstructive, and selected cosmetic procedures. Treatment is individualized according to symptoms, anatomy, eye health, medical history, and patient goals.
Training and Professional Focus
The practice biography states that Dr. Schaefer completed an ASOPRS and ACGME-accredited fellowship in oculoplastic and reconstructive surgery at West Virginia University Medical Center and was named Fellow of the Year during both fellowship years. The practice also identifies membership in the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and the American Academy of Ophthalmology. Current membership, fellowship dates, licensure, and certification details remain part of the practice’s annual credential-verification process.
Conditions and Procedures
- Upper or lower eyelid concerns, including excess skin or functional obstruction
- Ptosis, or a drooping upper eyelid
- Eyelid malposition, irritation, or exposure
- Eyelid lesions, tumors, and reconstruction after removal
- Tearing and lacrimal-system conditions
- Orbital disease and trauma
- Functional and cosmetic blepharoplasty when appropriate
Learn more about oculoplastic and cosmetic eye procedures. A consultation should distinguish functional medical concerns from elective cosmetic goals and explain alternatives, recovery, limitations, and procedure-specific risks.
When to Seek Prompt Evaluation
Sudden eyelid drooping with neurologic symptoms, severe swelling, trauma, new double vision, vision loss, a painful red eye, or rapidly worsening symptoms require prompt medical evaluation.
Care Locations and Scheduling
Dr. Schaefer is connected with care at the Amherst office and Niagara Falls office according to the service and schedule. Call 1-800-309-2020 or request an appointment.
Profile last updated: October 2, 2026
