Facial Surgery
Aesthetic Philosophy - Form
= Function
In the highly evolving field of surgery, Dr. Tadros has pioneered
the concept of Aesthetic Facial Surgery,
a movement to bridge the gap between Form and
Function.
Aesthetic Facial Surgery is a relatively simple philosophy that may
sound naturally intuitive, but from a practical standpoint has not
been part of the culture of medicine.
“Since the beginning, surgery for medical conditions
has remained separate from plastic surgery. On the one hand, many patients with surgical conditions fear disfigurement
and may even feel guiltyfor being concerned about deformity. On
the other hand, patients seeking plastic surgery fear compromise
of function for beauty. No where in the body is this concept
more real and more impactful than in the Face, central to our identity
and our senses.”
The birth of Aesthetic Facial Surgery came
naturally to Dr. Tadros who was fully trained as both a head and
neck surgeon and a facial plastic surgeon, allowing her to subspecialize
in only the face.
“It is our responsibility as physicians and
surgeons to recognize that underlying medical problems and concern
for our outward appearance are both important to our patients. For
example, so many of my patients seeking rhinoplasty (a change in
Form) have underlying breathing and sinus troubles (also needing
a change in Function). Similarly, patients with masses in the
head and neck are comforted that an aesthetic approach will treat
the condition and camouflage the scar.”
With double board certification in Otolaryngology-Head & Neck
Surgery and Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, advanced
fellowship experience in neurosurgical cranial base surgery, aesthetic
facial plastic surgery and reconstructive facial plastic surgery,
Dr. Tadros is among a handful of surgeons in the world with such expertise.
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