The Johns Hopkins Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Center provides a comprehensive, individualized approach to every cosmetic and reconstructive surgery patient. Our experts answer some of the most commonly asked questions about facial reanimation surgery, cosmetic surgery and ethnic plastic surgery.
Cosmetic Procedures
Ethnic Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: Johns Hopkins: Q&A
Johns Hopkins facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon Kofi Boahene answers questions about ethnic facial plastic surgery. He discusses facial scarring, rhinoplasty, jaw contouring and how to choose a facial plastic surgeon.
Facial Injections and Fillers: What You Need to Know
Kofi Boahene, a Johns Hopkins facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon, explains the "Need to Know" for choosing a facial injectable or filler over facial cosmetic surgery, the side effects, and how long the results last.
Rhinoplasty: What You Need to Know
Find out what you need to know about rhinoplasty from Johns Hopkins facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon Patrick Byrne, including when to have one, what makes this procedure unique and what to expect after surgery.
Reconstructive Procedures
Revision Septo-Rhinoplasty | FAQ with Dr. Shaun Desai
Facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon Shaun Desai describes revision septo-rhinoplasty (corrective nose surgery), explains who are the ideal candidates for this procedure and discuss how to choose the best facial plastic surgeon.
Nasal Tip Surgical Reconstruction Options After Mohs Surgery
Learn about three options for nasal tip reconstruction following Mohs surgery: local flap, skin graft and forehead flap from Johns Hopkins facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon Patrick Byrne.
Mohs Reconstructive Surgery for Face, Head and Neck: What You Need to Know
Patrick Byrne, a facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon at Johns Hopkins Medicine, explains the "Need to Know" on how to choose a Mohs reconstructive surgeon; how procedures are performed on the face, neck and head; and outcomes after surgery.
Facial Paralysis Surgical Options: What You Need to Know
What you need to know about three options for facial reanimation surgery: masseteric nerve transfer, temporalis tendon transfer and gracilis free tissue flap from Johns Hopkins facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon Patrick Byrne.