Facial reconstruction is a plastic surgery that restores form and function after facial trauma, diseases, skin cancer excision, or birth defects.

A brow lift is a cosmetic procedure that enhances the upper face by surgically raising sagging eyebrows to make the face look more awake and alert.

A cheek lift, or mid-face lift, corrects sagging cheeks by surgically moving the muscle, tissue, and fat upwards for a more youthful appearance.

Chin augmentation, also known as mentoplasty, surgically inserts a silicone implant to the area below the lips for a stronger and more defined jaw.

Blepharoplasty is a cosmetic surgery that removes excess tissue and skin from the upper or lower eyelids (or both) for smoother, more alert eyes.

A facelift, also known as a rhytidectomy, is a plastic surgery to remove excess skin and tissue from the face for a youthful, but natural look.

A neck lift, also known as a platysmaplasty, surgically removes loose, sagging skin from the neck and contours the tissue for a smooth, slender neck.

Scars from surgery or injuries that are still prominent after natural healing has been completed may be visibly reduced by scar revision surgery.