Experience the Art
of Surgical Facial Transformation

Welcome to a world where your facial aspirations meet expert care and precision. Our team is dedicated to guiding you through your facial plastic surgery journey with concentrated professional expertise exclusively in face. We specialize in improving aesthetic as well as functional aspects of the head and neck.

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Peruse pictures of actual patients to see plastic surgery transformations we have achieved!
Rhinoplasty — Eyelid Surgery — Facelift — Otoplasty — Reconstruction — Brow Lift — Facial Nerve Rehabilitation

Before & After

Meet our facial plastic surgeons

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Dr. CW David Chang, MD FACS

Dr. Chang was born and raised in Topeka, KS. Since 2005, Dr. Chang has built an academic career at the University of Missouri. His clinical interests include cosmetic nasal surgery, functional rhinoplasty, and aesthetic surgery. He has served various roles in organized medicine locally, regionally, and nationally. Internationally, he has participated in and led cleft lip/palate trips to Kijabe, Kenya.

College: Yale University
Medical School: University of Kansas
Residency: Vanderbilt University, OTO-HNS
Fellowship: University of Miami, FPRS

Double board certified:
American Board of Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery
American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

A professional headshot of a young male doctor (Stephen Hadford, MD)wearing a white coat, light blue dress shirt, and patterned tie against a plain gray background.

Dr. Stephen Hadford, MD

Dr. Hadford joins our practice after extensive training in head and neck surgery, with emphasis on aesthetics and reconstruction. His clinical interests include free tissue transfer for reconstruction of major defects, facial reanimation after paralysis, as well as aesthetic and functional rhinoplasty.

College: University of Virginia
Medical School: Eastern Virginia Medical School
Residency: Cleveland Clinic, OTO-HNS
Fellowship: Cleveland Clinic, FPRS

Double board eligible:
American Board of Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery
American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

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Functional rhinoplasty can provide improvement in nasal breathing (and appearance)! BEFORE: twisted nasal tip, concave lateral crura, external nasal valve collapse upon inspiration 3m AFTER functional rhinoplasty: flattened/strengthened lateral crura
✨ 9‑Year Otoplasty Follow‑Up! ✨ It’s always rewarding to see long‑term results, and this 9‑year postoperative update is a great example of how well otoplasty can hold over time. Grateful for patients who return years later and allow us to doc
Sometimes a #rhinoplasty (or a nose job, in colloquial parlance) may be performed to restore function and/or address trauma. In this case, we straightened the nose in an effort not only to improve aesthetics but also breathing. When tackling such a c
Rhinoplasty to restore form and function After a nasal injury sustained during mixed martial arts, we corrected a collapsed nasal dorsum and improved breathing. Using cartilage grafts from the patient’s ear, we rebuilt the nasal framework&mdash
3 YEARS AFTER | Functional + Structural Rhinoplasty 3-year postoperative result following extracorporeal septoplasty to improve form and function. Pre-operatively, the nose was severely twisted, and the septum was blocking the nasal passage. Post-o
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Removal of a cavernous hemangioma of the lip. No laser needed; just a scalpel and patience. "After" photos were taken 2 weeks post removal. Leaving a little residual may be preferred to creating a deformity. Will see how it heals over the n
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