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01Facial balanceFaceRhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facelift, neck lift, profile surgery, and Asian facial procedures organized around balance and proportion.13 guides
FaceRhinoplastyRhinoplasty reshapes bone and cartilage to bring the nose into better proportion with the rest of the face. ICRS has long approached concerns such as a bridge hump, asymmetry, width, projection, or overall shape as part of the full facial profile rather than as an isolated feature.View guide 
FaceAsian Nose SurgeryAsian rhinoplasty requires attention to anatomy, proportion, and identity. The ICRS approach often considers support or augmentation—not simply reduction—with the goal of refining the nose while preserving features that remain recognizably the patient's own.View guide 
FaceFaceliftFacelift surgery addresses visible aging in the lower face and jawline by repositioning deeper support and managing excess skin. Planning at ICRS considers the face and neck together so the result can look rested and balanced rather than tight or overcorrected.View guide 
FaceForehead LiftA forehead or brow lift addresses upper-face aging that a lower facelift does not reach. Traditional and endoscopic approaches may be considered for brow position, forehead lines, and the relationship between the brow and upper eyelids.View guide 
FaceNeck LiftA neck lift can tighten supporting tissues, reposition soft tissue, and remove excess skin beneath the chin and along the neck. It may be planned alone or with facial surgery when the jawline and neck have changed together.View guide 
FaceEyelid SurgeryBlepharoplasty can address upper-lid heaviness, lower-lid bags, and excess skin around the eyes. The amount and location of skin or fat are evaluated carefully because the eyes are central to expression and small changes can have a noticeable effect.View guide 
FaceAsian Eyelid SurgeryAsian eyelid surgery is individualized around each person's natural lid shape, crease preference, and facial proportions. ICRS emphasizes creating or refining a crease without imposing a standardized or Westernized appearance.View guide 
FaceCheek ReductionCheekbone reduction reshapes prominent zygomatic contours when they make the face appear wider or out of balance. This is bone-contouring surgery, so planning focuses on facial width, projection, symmetry, and preservation of ethnic identity.View guide 
FaceJaw ReductionJaw reduction can refine a broad or disproportionate lower face by reshaping selected areas of the jaw. ICRS evaluates symmetry, lower-face width, muscle contribution, and the relationship between the jaw, chin, and cheekbones before recommending an approach.View guide 
FaceChin ImplantThe chin helps define the profile and changes how the nose, lips, and jaw are perceived. Chin augmentation may use an implant or another tailored approach to improve projection and balance while keeping the result in proportion with the entire face.View guide 
FaceProfile SurgeryProfile surgery considers how the forehead, nose, lips, chin, and jaw relate from the side. When more than one feature contributes to imbalance, a coordinated plan may be more natural than changing one feature in isolation.View guide 
FaceForehead ContouringForehead contour influences both facial shape and the side profile. ICRS has specific experience evaluating flatter or retrusive forehead anatomy and planning a measured change that remains harmonious with the brow, nose, and hairline.View guide 
FaceEar SurgeryOtoplasty changes the position, shape, or proportion of the ears. It may address a feature present from birth, a change after injury, or a cosmetic concern, with the goal of creating better balance between the ears and face.View guide 02Shape and proportionBreastBreast augmentation, breast lift, and breast reduction information organized around proportion, symmetry, and planning.3 guides
BreastBreast AugmentationBreast augmentation uses implants to increase volume and shape. ICRS evaluates chest dimensions, existing breast tissue, symmetry, implant characteristics, incision options, and the degree of change the patient wants before building a plan.View guide 
BreastBreast ReductionBreast reduction removes and reshapes tissue when breast size feels disproportionate or contributes to physical discomfort. The consultation considers size, skin, nipple position, symmetry, scarring, and the patient's desired relationship between relief and final proportion.View guide 
BreastBreast LiftA breast lift reshapes and elevates breast tissue affected by pregnancy, weight change, aging, or skin laxity. Different incision patterns provide different degrees of lift, and an implant may be discussed separately when volume is also a goal.View guide 03Contour planningBodyTummy tuck, liposuction, mommy makeover, body contouring after weight loss, thigh lift, arm lift, and related body procedures.11 guides
BodyLiposuctionLiposuction removes localized fat deposits that remain out of proportion despite healthy habits. ICRS uses it as a contouring procedure—not a weight-loss treatment—and evaluates skin quality, fat distribution, and the surrounding body areas before treatment.View guide 
BodyTummy TuckAbdominoplasty addresses loose abdominal skin, localized fat, and abdominal-wall laxity that may remain after pregnancy or weight change. The procedure can remove excess tissue and, when appropriate, repair stretched muscle support to create a smoother contour.View guide 
BodyBrazilian Butt AugmentationButtock augmentation can use carefully planned fat transfer, implants, or another contouring strategy depending on anatomy and goals. The consultation compares available donor fat, desired projection, surrounding waist and hip contour, and the safety tradeoffs of each approach.View guide 
BodyMommy MakeoverA mommy makeover is a personalized combination of procedures for changes after pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding, or weight fluctuation. Breast and abdominal concerns are often considered together, but the operation and timing are tailored rather than sold as a fixed package.View guide 
BodyLabiaplastyLabiaplasty reduces or repairs labial tissue when anatomy, childbirth, stretching, or injury causes discomfort, hygiene concerns, or a cosmetic concern. The consultation is private and focuses on symptoms, anatomy, scarring, sensation, and realistic goals.View guide 
BodyBody ContouringBody contouring after major weight loss treats loose skin that may affect comfort, movement, hygiene, clothing, and body proportion. Because several regions may be involved, ICRS evaluates the body as a coordinated whole and often discusses staged treatment.View guide 
BodyBody Contouring After Weight LossAfter substantial weight loss, skin may not contract enough to match the body's smaller size. ICRS evaluates weight stability, skin distribution, mobility, scars, recovery support, and which areas should be treated first when planning post-weight-loss contouring.View guide 
BodyPanniculectomyPanniculectomy removes a hanging apron of lower-abdominal skin that can interfere with clothing, hygiene, movement, or skin health. Its primary focus differs from a cosmetic tummy tuck, although the two procedures may share some planning considerations.View guide 
BodyBrachioplastyBrachioplasty, or arm lift surgery, removes and reshapes loose upper-arm tissue after weight loss, aging, or loss of elasticity. Planning balances the desired improvement in contour with the location and length of the resulting scar.View guide 
BodyThigh LiftA thigh lift removes and repositions loose thigh skin that may contribute to friction, rashes, poor clothing fit, or an uneven contour. The incision and extent of surgery depend on whether the concern is concentrated in the inner thigh or extends more broadly.View guide 
BodyLower Body LiftA lower body lift addresses connected laxity of the abdomen, outer thighs, and buttocks, often after major weight loss. It is an extensive operation that requires careful discussion of staging, scars, recovery support, and the improvement that is realistically achievable.View guide 04Skin and injectablesNon-surgicalBotox, Juvéderm, chemical peel, dermabrasion, Latisse, and skin rejuvenation options focused on subtle refreshment.6 guides
Non-surgicalBotoxBotox temporarily reduces selected muscle activity to soften expression-related lines. Treatment planning begins with how the face moves, because dose and placement must preserve natural expression rather than simply treating every visible line.View guide 
Non-surgicalJuvédermJuvéderm is a family of hyaluronic-acid fillers used to add or restore volume in selected soft-tissue areas. Product choice, placement, amount, duration, and the possibility of swelling or other complications should be matched to the patient's anatomy and goal.View guide 
Non-surgicalLatisseLatisse is a prescription treatment intended to make eyelashes grow longer, fuller, and darker. Because it is a medication rather than a cosmetic product, suitability, application, side effects, and current availability must be reviewed directly with a qualified clinician.View guide 
Non-surgicalDermabrasionDermabrasion is a mechanical resurfacing technique used to smooth selected irregularities and improve skin texture, including some scars. Depth and candidacy depend on the concern, skin characteristics, healing history, and the balance between improvement and recovery.View guide 
Non-surgicalChemical PeelA chemical peel removes selected outer layers of skin to address uneven pigment, superficial lines, and texture. Peel depth, preparation, recovery, and pigment risk vary, so the treatment must be chosen for the individual's skin and concern.View guide 
Non-surgicalTriniti Skin RejuvenationICRS describes Triniti as a multi-step approach to concerns involving tone, texture, laxity, and facial aging. A consultation can identify which currently available skin-rejuvenation option best matches the patient's skin and goals.View guide 05Function and formReconstructiveScar revision, reconstructive surgery, and revision-oriented planning with attention to safety, follow-up, function, and appearance.2 guides
ReconstructiveScar RevisionScar revision can change a scar's size, color, contour, or position, but cannot erase it. ICRS evaluates how the original wound healed, the scar type, symptoms, skin tension, and whether topical, injectable, resurfacing, or surgical treatment is most reasonable.View guide 
ReconstructiveReconstructive SurgeryDr. Nguyen's reconstructive background includes burn care, scar management, and restoration of form and function after injury or surgery. Reconstructive planning begins with what happened, how the tissue has healed, which functions are affected, and what improvement is realistically possible.View guide Private consultation · by request
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