Facial Plastic Surgery

Facial feminization surgery (FFS) is a set of plastic surgery procedures that change the shape of the face to look more feminine.

Rhinoplasty reshapes the nose to improve its appearance and harmony with facial features, enhancing overall facial aesthetics. Additionally, it can correct structural issues that impact breathing, leading to both cosmetic and functional benefits.

As we age, the face is often the most affected area. With sun exposure, a breadth of wonderful expressions, genetics and of course gravity, the face can age us beyond our years and our spirit.

Brow and eyelid surgery can enhance the appearance by lifting sagging skin, reducing puffiness, and softening wrinkles, resulting in a more youthful, refreshed look. These procedures can also improve vision by removing excess skin that may obstruct the eyes, leading to better function and comfort.

Non-surgical plastic surgery procedures, like Botox and dermal fillers, provide a quick and minimally invasive way to enhance appearance without the downtime associated with traditional surgery. These treatments can smooth wrinkles, restore volume, and rejuvenate the skin, allowing for subtle improvements and immediate results.

Chin augmentation enhances facial balance and proportions by adding definition and contour to the chin, creating a more harmonious profile. This procedure can also boost self-confidence by addressing concerns about a weak or recessed chin.

Facial reconstruction restores both form and function to the face after trauma, surgery, or congenital conditions, improving appearance and self-esteem. This procedure can enhance quality of life by addressing structural issues that affect breathing, speaking, and eating.

Orthognathic surgery corrects misaligned jaws and teeth, improving both function and aesthetics for better bite and facial harmony. This procedure can alleviate issues such as difficulty chewing, speaking, or breathing, while enhancing overall facial appearance and confidence.

Pediatric surgery addresses congenital or acquired conditions in children, improving their health and quality of life. By providing timely intervention, these procedures can promote proper growth and development, helping children thrive both physically and emotionally.