Your face tells your story and presents you to the world. It also tells people who you are and a little about where you come from.

My philosophy of facial aesthetics is simple: Don’t Lose Yourself in your surgery. I strive to shape and contour, while creating balance, and respecting ethnic elements. This is not cookie-cutter plastic surgery, and I avoid extremes whenever possible.

By recognizing and respecting aesthetic principles, and understanding what would and would not occur in nature, we can avoid the “done” or “odd” effect.