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This patient wanted to rejuvenate her aging lower face and neck. Dr. Yeh performed a facelift, necklift and micro fat transfer to the cheeks to improve balance and youthfulness.

Bothered by her tired appearance, Dr. Yeh performed a blepharoplasty and micro fat transfer to this patient’s under eyes and mid-face to add volume, as well as Sculptra® injections.
With a perfectionist nature, facial plastic surgery was a “no-brainer” for Dr. Cory Yeh, who, prior to becoming a doctor, chose a career as a concert pianist. “Both careers have a need for artistry and technical excellence, so they are a good match with my creative, perfectionist personality,” says Dr. Yeh, who eventually went to medical school to satiate his inquisitive love of science. “I wanted to put my aesthetic eye and skillful touch to good use in the medical arena.” Facial plastic surgery has afforded Dr. Yeh the opportunity to maximize his talents. “I promise my patients that they have my full attention and heartfelt desire to give them the best results possible,” says Dr. Yeh.
This woman was bothered by the tired appearance of her eyes, the heaviness of her lower face and the signs of aging around her mouth. Dr. Yeh performed a mini-lift and micro fat transfer to the face to improve these features. “The combination of targeted facial procedures can take years off the face,” says Dr. Yeh.
This woman was bothered by a tired facial appearance, heavy lines in her cheeks and aging changes to her jawline and neck. Dr. Yeh performed a facelift, necklift, micro fat transfer to the cheeks and smile lines, and an upper blepharoplasty to rejuvenate her face. “The power of combining effective, minimally invasive facial procedures can help restore a more youthful appearance to the face,” says Dr. Yeh.
The surgical procedure of micro fat transfer is an innovative way to restore volume to the face and use the body’s own resources to help bring about improvements. “Taking fat from one area of the body and then using it to contour the face is a great example of what I like to call ‘recycling through beauty,’” says Dr. Yeh. “I restore volume into areas of the face that have lost youthful fullness, such as hollow areas under the eyes and grooves around the mouth, which can create a haggard appearance.” In combination with other facial plastic procedures such as blepharoplasty or facelift, a supple, softer and more natural look can be achieved and give you that rested glow you’re longing for. Technological advances allow Dr. Yeh to harvest body fat and then sculpt the face in a highly efficient process that is both safe and long-lasting. “The rate of patient satisfaction with micro fat transfer is remarkably high,” says Dr. Yeh.
Bothered by her tired appearance, Dr. Yeh performed a blepharoplasty and micro fat transfer to this patient’s under eyes and mid-face to add volume, as well as Sculptra® injections.
This patient wanted to rejuvenate her aging lower face and neck. Dr. Yeh performed a facelift, necklift and micro fat transfer to the cheeks to improve balance and youthfulness.
With a perfectionist nature, facial plastic surgery was a “no-brainer” for Dr. Cory Yeh, who, prior to becoming a doctor, chose a career as a concert pianist. “Both careers have a need for artistry and technical excellence, so they are a good match with my creative, perfectionist personality,” says Dr. Yeh, who eventually went to medical school to satiate his inquisitive love of science. “I wanted to put my aesthetic eye and skillful touch to good use in the medical arena.” Facial plastic surgery has afforded Dr. Yeh the opportunity to maximize his talents. “I promise my patients that they have my full attention and heartfelt desire to give them the best results possible,” says Dr. Yeh.
My educational background has provided me with rigorous academic experience. I performed my undergraduate and medical training at Stanford University, and my surgical training at Harvard University, learning the ins and outs of complex, in-depth techniques.
Achieving patient satisfaction will always be the most important goal. Having patients exclaim, 'my results are amazing; why didn't I do this earlier?' Is the ultimate compliment because the decision to have surgery is a major event in any person's life.
I strongly believe that, after treatment, patients need to look completely natural and should have a refreshed appearance without the look of being 'done.'
I think they would say I'm compassionate, knowledgeable, honest and gifted.
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There are a couple of different approaches. It depends on the severity of the lines that are there. One is if it's more diffuse over the upper lip, than it's caused by over-activity of the muscle and then we can use a small amount of BOTOX to slightly weaken the muscle. For some lines that are worse and deeper, we can consider using soft filler to bring them out and level out the plane of skin. It needs to be done carefully, because we don't want it to turn lumpy. It requires skill. Another strategy is to work on the outer component of the skin. We can do either a chemical peel or a laser procedure which tightens the skin as it heals. It's completely individualized depending on the lines, age of patient, etc.
There's not a simple answer to that. It depends on the technique and materials that were used. There is potential to reverse it if it does appear to be overdone, but it's very individualized and depends on what is appropriate for that patient. It's not something that we commonly have to deal with because it should be done appropriately and well the first time.
There are a couple of different approaches. It depends on the severity of the lines that are there. One is if it's more diffuse over the upper lip, than it's caused by over-activity of the muscle and then we can use a small amount of BOTOX to slightly weaken the muscle. For some lines that are worse and deeper, we can consider using soft filler to bring them out and level out the plane of skin. It needs to be done carefully, because we don't want it to turn lumpy. It requires skill. Another strategy is to work on the outer component of the skin. We can do either a chemical peel or a laser procedure which tightens the skin as it heals. It's completely individualized depending on the lines, age of patient, etc.
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