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Browlift/Forehead lift
A browlift or forehead lift is designed to elevate and reshape sagging brows as well as to correct the overactive muscles creating classic frown lines in the forehead and between the brows. This procedure is commonly performed with eyelid surgery to provide a balanced rejuvenation of the upper face. It can be performed through an open or endoscopic approach, depending on a patient’s tissue characteristics and the degree of lifting required. Dr. Ha can help custom tailor the appropriate procedure during a consultation.
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Chin augmentation/Implant (Genioplasty)
Chin augmentation refers to procedures to increase the vertical and/or horizontal projection of the chin. This can be accomplished through 2 different techniques, Chin Implant placement or Osseous Genioplasty. Dr. Ha performs both types of chin advancements and will help you determine which is most appropriate for you during a consultation.
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Craniofacial surgery
Craniofacial and maxillofacial surgery refers to procedures to reconstruct and repair the skull and facial skeleton. These are often complex procedures requiring expertise in both soft tissue rearrangement and bony repair and fixation. Deformities of the skull, face, and jaw can be congenital or as a result of trauma or cancer resections.
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Facelift/Necklift
Facelift (or rhytidectomy) is a surgical procedure designed to rejuvenate and resuspend an aged and sagging face. It restores a youthful and sharp neck contour as well as improving the appearance of jowls. When Dr. Ha performs facelifts, a simultaneous neck lift is incorporated, in order to achieve optimal balance in the lower face and neck. Other facial rejuvenation procedures can be combined with a face/neck lift, including upper and lower eyelid lifts (blepharoplasty), browlifts, and facial fat injections.
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Facial reanimation
Facial reanimation refers to a complex surgery(ies) to provide motion or “animation” to the face of a patient who has suffered facial paralysis. Dr. Ha performs a highly specialized operation that can achieve “reanimation” after just one surgery. Utilizing microsurgical techniques, a muscle from the inner thigh is transplanted to the affected side of the face, reconnecting nerves and blood vessels.
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Fillers/Injectables
Fillers and injectables are synthetic products, some of which are biologically derived), used for facial rejuvenation. These are non-surgical procedures designed to enhance areas of wrinkles and contour depressions as well as for augmentation (such as the lips). By filling the wrinkles or by paralyzing muscles that by virtue of contraction cause the wirnkles, a more youthful, refreshed appearance can be obtained. There are a number of fillers and injectables available worldwide. Dr. Ha recommends a shorter list of products that have been used safely and have demonstrated predictable and reproducible results. These include: Botox®, Restylane®, Perlane®, Juvederm®, Radiesse®, and Sculptra®.
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Laser resurfacing
Dr. Ha utilizes the most up to date technologies for laser and light treatments of the skin. He is the co-medical director of Epicentre Legacy, a comprehensive medical spa in Plano, TX. He prefers the Erbium laser for surgical skin resurfacing, but can offer a variety of less invasive options for those requiring less downtime. Dr. Ha works closely with the Epicentre Dallas at the Dallas Plastic Surgery Institute for the non-surgical treatments. He believes that good surgical results have a foundation in high quality skin care and recommends a comprehensive maintenance protocol to reverse skin damage and restore its youthfulness and health.
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Moh's reconstruction
Moh’s reconstruction refers to a set of procedures to repair skin defects of varying size, depth, and complexity after excision of skin cancers by the Moh’s technique. Moh’s surgery refers to a specific dermatologic approach to skin cancer excision with immediate evaluation of the margins that provides the best chance of avoiding a recurrence. Dr. Ha does not perform the Moh’s excisions, but has extensive experience in reconstructing the resulting defect. These procedure include flaps, grafts, and other types of local skin rearrangement for closure.
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