Explore Our Surgical Treatments
Our medical team offers a curated selection of evidence-based treatments designed to enhance your natural features, refresh your skin, and support long-term confidence.
Face & Neck Lift
A face and neck lift is a comprehensive surgical procedure designed to restore youthful facial contours by addressing sagging skin, jowling, and laxity of the neck and lower face. The goal is a natural, refined result that rejuvenates the face while preserving your unique facial character.
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Your consultation begins with a detailed discussion of your concerns, aesthetic goals, and desired outcome. Your facial structure, skin quality, and degree of tissue laxity will be carefully evaluated, followed by a personalized discussion of surgical options, incision placement, anesthesia, recovery, risks, and expected results. Before-and-after photographs may be reviewed, and you will have an opportunity to ask questions and develop a treatment plan tailored to your individual anatomy and goals.
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Preparing for a face and neck lift begins several weeks before surgery. During your consultation, you will receive personalized instructions regarding medications and supplements, smoking and nicotine use, nutrition, and any medical conditions that may affect healing. Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, and other medications or supplements that can increase bleeding unless they have been specifically prescribed by your physician. Arrange for a responsible adult to drive you home and stay with you during the initial recovery period and prepare a comfortable recovery area with easy access to medications, food, and other essentials.
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After surgery, rest with your head elevated and follow all wound-care and medication instructions provided by your surgical team. Swelling, bruising, tightness, and temporary numbness are expected and typically improve gradually over the first several weeks. Avoid strenuous activity, heavy lifting, bending, and excessive heat until cleared by your surgeon, and keep your incisions clean and protected as directed. Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments so your healing and incisions can be monitored. Most patients can gradually resume normal activities over several weeks, although subtle swelling may continue to improve for several months.
Contact our office promptly if you develop increasing pain, rapidly worsening swelling, significant bleeding, fever, drainage from the incisions, or any other concerning symptoms.
Brow Lift
A brow lift is a surgical procedure designed to elevate and refine the position of the eyebrows while smoothing excess skin and softening forehead wrinkles. The goal is a refreshed, naturally rejuvenated appearance that opens the upper face while maintaining your individual expression.
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Your consultation begins with a discussion of your concerns, aesthetic goals, and how your brow position affects the appearance of your upper face and eyes. Your forehead, brow position, eyelid anatomy, and facial proportions will be carefully evaluated to determine whether a brow lift is appropriate, and which technique best suits your anatomy. We will discuss the surgical approach, incision placement, anesthesia, recovery, potential risks, and expected results, followed by a personalized treatment plan and an opportunity to ask any questions you may have.
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Preparation for a brow lift begins several weeks before surgery. During your consultation, you will receive personalized instructions regarding medications and supplements, smoking and nicotine use, and any medical conditions that may affect healing. Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, and other medications or supplements that can increase bleeding unless specifically directed otherwise by your physician. Arrange for a responsible adult to drive you home and assist you during the initial recovery period and prepare a comfortable space at home where you can rest with your head elevated after surgery.
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After a brow lift, rest with your head elevated and follow your surgeon’s instructions for incision care and medications. Swelling, bruising, forehead tightness, and temporary numbness are common and gradually improve over the first several weeks. Avoid strenuous exercise, heavy lifting, bending, and excessive heat until cleared by your surgeon, and protect your incisions from sun exposure during the healing process. Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments so your healing can be monitored. Most patients gradually return to normal activities over several weeks, while subtle swelling and changes in sensation may continue to improve over several months.
Contact our office promptly if you experience increasing pain, rapidly worsening swelling, significant bleeding, fever, drainage from the incisions, vision changes, or other concerning symptoms.
Upper and/or Lower Blepharoplasty
Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure that rejuvenates the upper and/or lower eyelids by addressing excess skin, fat, and tissue laxity. The goal is to create a more refreshed, rested appearance while preserving the natural character and function of the eyes.
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Your consultation begins with a discussion of your concerns, aesthetic goals, and any functional issues affecting your eyelids or vision. Your upper and lower eyelids, skin quality, eyelid position, facial anatomy, and surrounding structures will be carefully evaluated to determine whether blepharoplasty is appropriate and whether upper, lower, or combined eyelid surgery is recommended. We will discuss the surgical approach, incision placement, anesthesia, recovery, potential risks, and expected results, followed by a personalized treatment plan and an opportunity to ask any questions you may have.
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Preparation for blepharoplasty begins several weeks before surgery. During your consultation, you will receive personalized instructions regarding medications and supplements, smoking and nicotine use, eye health, and any medical conditions that may affect healing. Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, and other medications or supplements that can increase bleeding unless specifically directed otherwise by your physician. Arrange for a responsible adult to drive you home and assist you during the initial recovery period, and prepare a comfortable space at home where you can rest with your head elevated. It is also helpful to have any prescribed eye drops, ointments, and cold compresses available before surgery.
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After eyelid surgery, keep your head elevated and follow your surgeon’s instructions for incision care, medications, and any prescribed eye drops or ointments. Swelling, bruising, tightness, and temporary dryness or blurred vision can occur during the early recovery period and typically improve gradually. Use cool compresses as directed, avoid strenuous activity, bending, heavy lifting, and excessive heat during the initial recovery period, and protect your eyes and incisions from sun exposure. Most patients can gradually return to normal activities within 1–2 weeks, although subtle swelling and scar maturation may continue for several months.
Contact our office promptly if you experience severe or worsening pain, significant swelling, bleeding, vision changes, or other concerning symptoms.
Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to refine the shape, size, and proportions of the nose while maintaining harmony with the rest of the face. Depending on your goals, surgery may address the nasal bridge, tip, nostrils, or overall nasal structure, and can also improve breathing when functional concerns are present. The goal is a natural, balanced result that complements your unique facial features.
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Your consultation begins with a detailed discussion of your aesthetic goals, concerns, and any breathing difficulties or previous nasal surgery. Your nasal structure, skin thickness, facial proportions, and airway will be carefully evaluated, and photographs may be taken for surgical planning. We will discuss the appropriate surgical approach, potential changes to the shape and function of your nose, incision placement, anesthesia, recovery, risks, and expected results. You will have the opportunity to ask questions and develop a personalized surgical plan based on your anatomy and goals.
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Preparation for rhinoplasty begins several weeks before surgery. You will receive personalized instructions regarding medications and supplements, smoking and nicotine use, nutrition, and any medical conditions that may affect healing. Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, and other medications or supplements that can increase bleeding unless specifically directed otherwise by your physician. Arrange for a responsible adult to drive you home and assist you during the initial recovery period. Before surgery, prepare a comfortable recovery area and have your prescribed medications, soft foods, cold compresses, and other recommended supplies readily available.
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After rhinoplasty, rest with your head elevated and follow your surgeon’s instructions for medications, incision care, and nasal care. Swelling, bruising, congestion, and a feeling of nasal stuffiness are common during the early recovery period. Avoid blowing your nose, strenuous exercise, heavy lifting, bending, and activities that could put pressure on or injure the nose until cleared by your surgeon. Keep your splint and incisions dry and protected as instructed, and avoid wearing glasses that rest on the nose unless specifically cleared by your surgeon.
Most patients can return to light daily activities within approximately 1–2 weeks, although swelling particularly around the nasal tip can persist for several months. The final shape of the nose continues to refine as the tissues heal, with final results often taking up to a year or longer to fully mature.
Contact our office promptly if you experience significant bleeding, rapidly worsening swelling, severe or increasing pain, fever, difficulty breathing, or other concerning symptoms.
Revision Rhinoplasty
Revision rhinoplasty is a specialized procedure designed to refine or reconstruct the nose after previous nasal surgery. It may address persistent cosmetic concerns, structural changes, asymmetry, scar tissue, or breathing difficulties, with the goal of creating a balanced, natural result while preserving or restoring nasal function.
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Your consultation begins with a detailed discussion of your previous nasal surgery, concerns, goals, and any changes in breathing or nasal function. Your nasal structure, skin quality, scar tissue, septum, airway, and overall facial proportions will be carefully evaluated. Previous operative reports and photographs may be reviewed when available, and additional photographs may be taken for surgical planning. We will discuss what can realistically be improved, the potential need for cartilage grafting or structural reconstruction, the surgical approach, anesthesia, recovery, risks, and expected results. Because revision surgery can be more complex than primary rhinoplasty, careful individualized planning is essential.
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Preparation for revision rhinoplasty begins several weeks before surgery. You will receive personalized instructions regarding medications and supplements, smoking and nicotine use, nutrition, and any medical conditions that may affect healing. Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, and other medications or supplements that can increase bleeding unless specifically directed otherwise by your physician. If possible, provide your surgeon with records, photographs, and operative reports from previous nasal procedures. Arrange for a responsible adult to drive you home and assist you during the initial recovery period, and prepare a comfortable recovery area with your prescribed medications and recommended supplies.
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After revision rhinoplasty, rest with your head elevated and follow your surgeon’s instructions for medications, incision care, and nasal care. Swelling, bruising, congestion, and temporary changes in sensation are common and may be more prolonged after revision surgery. Avoid blowing your nose, strenuous exercise, heavy lifting, bending, and activities that could place pressure on or injure the nose until cleared by your surgeon. Keep your splint and incisions protected as instructed, and avoid wearing glasses that rest on the nose unless specifically cleared by your surgeon.
Recovery from revision rhinoplasty can be longer and less predictable than recovery from primary rhinoplasty. Most patients can gradually return to light daily activities within approximately 1–2 weeks, but swelling may persist for many months, particularly around the nasal tip. The final result continues to evolve as the tissues heal and may take a year or longer to fully mature.
Contact our office promptly if you experience significant bleeding, rapidly worsening swelling, severe or increasing pain, fever, difficulty breathing, or other concerning symptoms.
Lip Lift
A lip lift is a surgical procedure that shortens the distance between the upper lip and nose, creating a more defined and balanced appearance of the upper lip. By subtly elevating the upper lip, a lip lift can improve lip shape, increase the visible vermilion, and enhance facial proportions while maintaining a natural appearance.
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Your consultation begins with a discussion of your aesthetic goals, concerns, and desired lip shape and proportions. Your upper lip, nasal base, facial proportions, skin quality, and the relationship between the nose and upper lip will be carefully evaluated to determine whether a lip lift is appropriate for you. We will discuss the planned incision, expected changes to lip position and shape, anesthesia, recovery, potential risks, scarring, and expected results. Photographs may be taken for surgical planning, and you will have an opportunity to ask questions and develop a personalized treatment plan.
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Preparation for a lip lift begins several weeks before surgery. You will receive personalized instructions regarding medications and supplements, smoking and nicotine use, nutrition, and any medical conditions that may affect healing. Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, and other medications or supplements that can increase bleeding unless specifically directed otherwise by your physician. If you have a history of cold sores, let your surgeon know before surgery, as preventive antiviral medication may be recommended. Arrange for a responsible adult to drive you home and assist you during the initial recovery period, and prepare a comfortable recovery area with your prescribed medications and recommended supplies.
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After lip lift surgery, keep your head elevated and follow your surgeon’s instructions for incision care, medications, and oral hygiene. Swelling, bruising, tightness, and temporary numbness of the upper lip are common during the early recovery period. Keep the incision clean and protected as instructed, avoid excessive lip movement and strenuous activity during the initial healing period, and follow any dietary recommendations provided by your surgeon.
Most patients can gradually return to normal daily activities within approximately 1–2 weeks, although swelling and tightness may continue to improve over several weeks. The incision will mature and become less noticeable over time, with the final contour and scar appearance continuing to refine over several months. Protect the incision from sun exposure during healing to help minimize scar discoloration.
Contact our office promptly if you experience increasing pain, significant swelling, bleeding, drainage from the incision, fever, wound separation, or other concerning symptoms.
Chin Augmentation
Chin augmentation is a surgical procedure designed to improve chin projection, definition, and facial balance. Using a customized chin implant, the procedure can enhance the proportions of the lower face and create greater harmony between the chin, jawline, nose, and other facial features. The goal is a natural, balanced result that complements your individual facial anatomy.
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Your consultation begins with a detailed discussion of your previous nasal surgery, concerns, goals, and any changes in breathing or nasal function. Your overall facial proportions will be carefully evaluated. Previous operative reports and photographs may be reviewed when available, and additional photographs may be taken for surgical planning. We will discuss what can realistically be improved, the potential need for cartilage grafting or structural reconstruction, the surgical approach, anesthesia, recovery, risks, and expected results. Because revision surgery can be more complex than primary rhinoplasty, careful individualized planning is essential.
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Preparation for chin augmentation begins several weeks before surgery. You will receive personalized instructions regarding medications and supplements, smoking and nicotine use, nutrition, and any medical conditions that may affect healing. Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, and other medications or supplements that can increase bleeding unless specifically directed otherwise by your physician. Because the incision may be placed inside the mouth or beneath the chin depending on the surgical approach, you may receive specific instructions regarding oral hygiene and diet before and after surgery. Arrange for a responsible adult to drive you home and assist you during the initial recovery period, and prepare a comfortable recovery area with your prescribed medications and recommended supplies.
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After chin augmentation, rest with your head elevated and follow your surgeon’s instructions for medications, incision care, and oral hygiene. Swelling, bruising, tightness, and temporary numbness of the chin or lower lip are common during the early recovery period. Avoid strenuous exercise, heavy lifting, and activities that could place pressure on or injure the chin until cleared by your surgeon. If your incision is inside the mouth, follow all dietary and oral-care instructions carefully and avoid foods or activities that could irritate the incision.
Most patients can gradually return to light daily activities within approximately 1–2 weeks, although swelling and changes in sensation may continue to improve over several weeks to months. The chin gradually settles into its final appearance as swelling resolves and the tissues heal.
Contact our office promptly if you experience increasing pain, rapidly worsening swelling, significant bleeding, fever, drainage, wound separation, changes in sensation that are worsening rather than improving, or other concerning symptoms.
Facial Fat Transfer
Facial fat transfer is a surgical procedure that uses your own fat to restore volume and enhance facial contours. Fat is gently harvested from another area of the body, processed, and strategically placed into areas such as the cheeks, temples, under-eyes, lips, or jawline to create natural-looking, long-lasting rejuvenation.
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Your consultation begins with a discussion of your aesthetic goals and areas where you would like to restore or enhance facial volume. Your facial proportions, skin quality, existing volume, and areas of fat availability will be carefully evaluated. We will discuss potential donor areas, the areas to be treated, the expected degree of correction, anesthesia, recovery, potential risks, and expected results. Photographs may be taken for surgical planning, and you will have an opportunity to ask questions and develop a personalized treatment plan.
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Preparation for facial fat transfer begins several weeks before surgery. You will receive personalized instructions regarding medications and supplements, smoking and nicotine use, nutrition, and any medical conditions that may affect healing. Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, and other medications or supplements that can increase bleeding unless specifically directed otherwise by your physician. Maintaining a healthy, stable weight is recommended, as significant weight fluctuations can affect the transferred fat. Arrange for a responsible adult to drive you home and assist you during the initial recovery period, and prepare a comfortable recovery area with your prescribed medications and recommended supplies.
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After facial fat transfer, rest with your head elevated and follow your surgeon’s instructions for medications and incision care. Swelling, bruising, tenderness, and temporary asymmetry are common during the early recovery period. Avoid rubbing, massaging, or applying pressure to the treated areas unless specifically instructed, and avoid strenuous exercise, heavy lifting, and activities that could cause injury during the initial healing period. If fat was harvested from another area of the body, you will also receive specific instructions for caring for the donor site.
Most patients can gradually return to light daily activities within approximately 1–2 weeks, although facial swelling may persist for several weeks. Some of the transferred fat is naturally reabsorbed during healing, and the final result becomes more apparent over several months as swelling resolves and the transferred fat stabilizes. Results can be long-lasting, although they may change with significant weight fluctuations and the natural aging process.
Contact our office promptly if you experience rapidly worsening swelling, severe or increasing pain, significant redness or drainage, fever, significant asymmetry, or other concerning symptoms.
A Thoughtful Approach to Aesthetic Medicine
EVERY FACE, EVERY BODY, AND EVERY GOAL IS DIFFERENT.
That is why every treatment at Yang Facial Plastic Surgery begins with a personalized consultation. This allows us to understand your concerns, answer questions, and create a treatment plan that aligns with your goals.
Treatments are designed to enhance natural features while maintaining balance and harmony.
The philosophy at Yang Facial Plastic Surgery is simple: subtle, refined results that help you look like the best version of yourself.
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Your face deserves expert care and a treatment plan that feels made for you.
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