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Dr. Henry Mentz

Plastic Surgeon
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4400 Post Oak Parkway, Suite 300, Houston, TX, 77027
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Philosophy

Dr. Henry A. Mentz’s philosophy for facial aesthetic surgery has been to evaluate each patient with precision and genuine interest, establish their unique goals, and provide the best individualized treatment to achieve a natural, refreshed and rested appearance. His signature facelift technique is to fit the patient to the technique, rather than fit the technique to the patient. “Not every key fits every lock,” notes the surgeon. His approach to facial rejuvenation has evolved over more than thirty years of aesthetic training and practice. He begins by evaluating a patient’s aesthetic goals, lifestyle demands and expectations that are unique to them. “My aim is to restore youthfulness and achieve the appearance that closely approximates the best photo in their adult life,” he says.

About My Practice

What does your office look like?

Our waiting room resembles a cozy living room and our clinic is interactive with computer imaging to project patient results.

How would you describe your staff?

They are well trained, attentive, supportive, compassionate and dedicated.

What does your office look like?

It's very spa-like, resembling a cozy, inviting living room with soothing de_cor.

About Me

What accomplishments are you most proud of?

By listening to patients’ individual goals, I have been able to customize procedures to fit their needs. One example of this is my method for tailoring the facelift to each patient. I was asked to write a chapter on my method for two textbooks, and many physicians have since adopted my technique. I am also honored to be published in Forbes as a “leading plastic surgeon in the United States.”"

How many years have you been in practice?

Twenty-two.

What inspired you to establish a pro bono foundation?

I've always been taught to be grateful, gracious and appreciative for all that i have been given. I began our foundation to help underprivileged children around the world, specifically on the Roatan islands. It is a long-term goal of mine to spread good health and education to those who are unfortunate and yet deserving.

Education

Degree:
Louisiana State University Medical School
Fellowship:
Fellow, American College of Surgeons
Fellowship:
Fellow, International College of Surgeons

Credentials

Board Certification:

American Board of Plastic Surgery

American Board of Otolaryngology / Head and Neck Surgery

American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery

Affiliation:

American Academy of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery, American Board of Plastic Surgery, American Medical Association, American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, American Society of Plastic Surgeons, Fellow, American College of Surgeons, Fellow, International College of Surgeons, International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Texas Society of Plastic Surgeons

A Minute With

  1. Three words that best describe me

    Grateful, innovative, adventurous

  2. Career-defining procedure

    In 2004 our research team evaluated many facelift techniques to accurately
    refine our results and we found that careful pre-op measurements matched with precise surgical
    strategies can restore the freshness and youthfulness that patients desire

  3. The most outrageous medical myth i’ve heard

    That skin can be tightened with good exercise

  4. The biggest misconception about my field

    That a single procedure can keep you young forever

  5. What i love most about my profession

    Guiding my patients through their aesthetic journey

  6. My dream innovation

    A skin-tightening method that only tickles

  7. My operating room playlist

    Classic rock and beach tunes

Services

  • Body Contouring
  • Breast Enhancement
  • Rhinoplasty
  • Facial Rejuvenation
  • Facial Refinement
  • Facelift / Necklift
  • Browlift
  • Blepharoplasty
  • Liposuction
  • Abdominoplasty
  • Ab Etching
  • Aesthetic Injecatbles
  • Fat Grafting
  • Radio Frequency / ThermiRF™
  • Fraxel® / Skin Care
  • Bellafill
  • Sculptra Aesthetic
  • Halo™ Laser / Morpheus8™
  • Mommy Makeovers
  • FaceTite™ / BodyTite™

FAQs

  1. How can I anticipate breast augmentation results?
    What our experts say:

    To show patients how results can look, I offer visual imaging simulation, enabling patients to preview their results on a computer screen. I also show patients plenty of before-and- after photos, and display a variety of photos and valuable information on my web site, to help patients anticipate what to expect so there are never any surprises.

  2. How does the deep plane facelift differ from what's considered a traditional facelift?
    What our experts say:

    Traditional face lifts are solely skin tightening and rely on the skin to be the supportive structure. The result is an over-tightened look to compensate for the skin’s inability to support in the long-term. Over time this technique left lateral sweeping lines because skin just isn’t durable enough to support itself and the underlying superficial muscular aponeurotic system (SMAS) or soft tissue. Soft tissue elevation through deep layer lifting is the key to rebalancing the aging face. With the deep plane face lift, we are able to pull back the skin and lift the SMAS independently from the skin. This also allows us to better customize face lifts, because some patients just need skin tightening and others just need soft tissue elevation.

    With facial rejuvenation, it’s about balance. We show facial aging in four ways:

    1. Skin quality/texture
    2. Volume
    3. Skin looseness
    4. Soft tissue decent

    You have to treat all of these. If you leave one out, it gives away your age. The deep plane face lift tackles two of the four. I usually refer my patients for a skin resurfacing to repair quality, and I fat graft to the face for volume when necessary.

  3. How soon after a body lift can I return to exercising?
    What our experts say:

    Everyone heals at a slightly different pace, but patients are generally able to begin exercising 6 weeks after a body lift procedure.

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