Facial aesthetic surgery, grounded in the anatomy of the face
Our aesthetic work is performed by surgeons whose training centers on the facial skeleton and its soft tissues. That foundation guides how we approach the face, the neck, the eyelids, the nose and the lips: with attention to proportion and to results that remain consistent with your own features.
Procedures by area of the face
Facial Contour
Skeletal contouring and augmentationChin & Jaw Implants and contouring
Proportion begins with the facial skeleton
The shape of the face is set by the bone beneath it. For some patients, the most natural result comes from a soft-tissue procedure; for others, from a change in skeletal support through augmentation or jaw surgery. Training in both allows these options to be weighed together at one consultation.
- Results consistent with your own features
- Combined skeletal and soft-tissue planning when appropriate
Skin & Non-Surgical
Adjuncts that complement surgical care.
Andrei Marechek, MD, DDS
Residency in oral and maxillofacial surgery at Case Western Reserve University; fellowship trained in facial cosmetic surgery; operating privileges at Hoag Hospital and UCI Medical Center.