Ronald Mancini, M.D.

Dr. Ronald Mancini, M.D., is a highly specialized ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgeon based in Dallas, Texas, affiliated with UT Southwestern Medical Center. With over two decades of experience, Dr. Mancini has built a distinguished career focused on oculofacial surgery—a subspecialty that blends ophthalmology and plastic surgery to treat conditions affecting the eyelids, orbit, tear ducts, and surrounding facial structures. His practice is located at 5303 Harry Hines Blvd, and he is widely respected for his precision, compassionate care, and commitment to both functional and aesthetic outcomes.

Dr. Mancini’s background includes a medical degree from Tufts University School of Medicine, followed by a residency in ophthalmology at the Medical College of Wisconsin, where he served as Chief Resident. He completed advanced fellowships in oculofacial and orbital surgery at UCLA and cosmetic facial surgery in Santa Monica, California. His dual training allows him to address both medical and cosmetic concerns with a high level of expertise.

One of the clinic’s core services is eyelid surgery, including blepharoplasty, which removes excess skin and fat to rejuvenate the eye area. This procedure is popular among patients seeking a refreshed appearance and improved vision when drooping eyelids interfere with sight. Dr. Mancini also treats ptosis, a condition where the upper eyelid droops due to muscle weakness, and ectropion, where the eyelid turns outward, often causing irritation and tearing.

His expertise in orbital reconstruction is particularly valuable for patients who have experienced trauma, tumors, or congenital deformities affecting the eye socket. These complex procedures require a deep understanding of both function and aesthetics, and Dr. Mancini’s work helps restore symmetry, comfort, and confidence.

In addition to reconstructive procedures, Dr. Mancini performs cosmetic facial surgery, including enhancements to the eyelids, brows, and midface. His approach emphasizes natural-looking results that preserve the patient’s unique features while enhancing overall facial harmony. He is also skilled in tear duct surgery, which addresses chronic tearing and infections by restoring proper drainage.

Dr. Mancini’s practice includes skin cancer reconstruction, often following Mohs surgery. He works closely with dermatologists to repair defects in sensitive facial areas, ensuring both oncologic safety and aesthetic restoration. His work in facial trauma repair also reflects his ability to manage complex injuries with precision and care.

Patients consistently praise Dr. Mancini for his thorough consultations, clear communication, and dedication to excellence. He is actively involved in medical education, mentoring residents and fellows at UT Southwestern, and contributing to research in oculofacial surgery. His humanitarian work with the CRISP Foundation, providing reconstructive surgery to children in Central America, underscores his commitment to global health and service.

The clinic operates Monday through Friday, offering flexible scheduling and a supportive environment. Whether addressing medical conditions or pursuing cosmetic enhancements, patients at Dr. Mancini’s practice receive expert care tailored to their individual needs. His blend of surgical skill, artistic vision, and compassionate approach makes him a trusted provider in the field of oculoplastic surgery in Dallas.