The Craniofacial Plastic Surgery Center Houston

A treatment option that uses cosmetic fillers to improve the projection of the chin without invasiveness, anesthesia, or downtime.

A highly effective treatment for skin cancer that involves removing cancerous tissue and evaluating it during the surgical process.

Using skin, muscle, bone, and/or cartilage from another part of the body to reconstruct damaged facial features.

Revision rhinoplasty is a surgery performed to enhance the form and function of the nose after an initial operation, addressing cosmetic and functiona...

Development of a nasal and facial reconstruction plan to address injuries.

A complex procedure that may involve multiple surgeries to address issues from previous nose surgeries or structural problems caused by injuries or co...

A liquid rhinoplasty procedure using injectables such as fillers and BOTOX to change the shape of the nose without surgery.

Devices such as night guards used to maintain an open airway during sleep.

Dental restoration to replace missing teeth and improve oral function, which may include dental implants and bridges.

Team approach to correct jaw deformities and misaligned teeth, often involving orthodontics and possibly surgery.

A surgical approach customized to address issues related to sleep apnea, particularly for children with unusual jaw structures.

Performed by an extensively trained and board-certified craniofacial plastic surgeon to rehabilitate affected areas after Mohs surgery.

A cosmetic surgery designed to alter the nasal bones, cartilage, asymmetries, and soft tissue of the underlying nasal framework to balance the proport...

A procedure performed after Mohs surgery to restore the form and function of areas previously affected by skin cancer.

Surgery to improve cosmetic concerns, functional issues, and medical conditions associated with cleft lip and palate. Costs between $5,000 to $10,000.

A surgical procedure performed by Dr. Eric Payne to correct cleft lip and/or palate conditions, providing optimal cosmetic and functional improvement.

Surgical procedures to improve facial appearance and anatomical function post-repair.

Reconstruction for facial injuries that did not get repaired at the time of injury, often requiring 3D CAT scans for surgical modeling.

Using a piece of healthy tissue from a distant area to reconstruct a defect, requiring microsurgical techniques.

Repairing damage from facial trauma, including fractures in the jaw, eye socket, nose, and other facial structures using advanced craniofacial technol...

Facial reconstruction surgery is designed to restore and to reshape the structures of the face, head, and neck to improve the function and aesthetics ...

Septorhinoplasty to reshape the nose and improve airflow.

A technique to heal wounds that cannot be closed with a flap by using healthy skin from elsewhere on the body.

Closing larger wounds using surrounding skin tissue that is still connected to its blood supply.

Therapy to improve speaking issues related to cleft palate, may follow surgery.