Facial Plastic Surgery in Ontario
Facial plastic surgery covers procedures that change the structure or appearance of the face and neck: rhinoplasty, facelifts, eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), brow lifts, chin and cheek implants, and revision work on prior surgeries. Some practices also handle reconstructive cases, such as repairing damage from an injury or skin cancer removal, alongside cosmetic requests. Aurora has 6 providers listed in this category, ranging from surgeons focused primarily on facial work to broader plastic surgery practices that offer it as part of a wider menu.
Before booking a consultation, check who is actually performing the surgery and what their specific training is in facial procedures. A general plastic surgery background doesn't automatically mean deep experience with, say, rhinoplasty revisions or facelift techniques. Ask to see before-and-after photos of patients with a similar face shape or concern to yours, confirm where the surgery takes place (accredited surgical facility versus office-based setup), and get clarity on anesthesia, recovery timeline, and what happens if a touch-up is needed later.
Our scoring weighs credentials, patient outcomes reflected in reviews, transparency around pricing and consultations, and how a practice handles complications or follow-up care. For a side-by-side comparison of all providers in this space, see our ranked guide to plastic surgeons in Aurora. Details on how we score and rank practices are on our methodology page.
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All facial plastic surgery, ranked by score and relevance
We found 190 businesses offering facial plastic surgery; 188 met the criteria for the scored directory. The order weighs each business's overall score by how much of its reviewed work is facial plastic surgery, so a lower-scored specialist can rank above a higher-scored generalist. Filter and sort below, or open the full map view.
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Common questions about facial plastic surgery
- How much does facial plastic surgery typically cost?
- It varies widely by procedure and provider. Eyelid surgery often runs in the lower thousands, while a full facelift or rhinoplasty can run considerably higher once you factor in anesthesia and facility fees. Get an itemized quote at consultation rather than relying on a quoted 'starting price,' since add-ons like revision work or combined procedures change the total quickly.
- How often do people need touch-ups or revisions?
- It depends on the procedure and how the initial surgery was done. Rhinoplasty has one of the higher revision rates in facial surgery because the nose changes shape as it heals over a year or more. Facelifts and eyelid work tend to last many years, though results fade with normal aging. A surgeon who discusses revision policy upfront is usually more trustworthy than one who avoids the topic.
- What should I expect during recovery?
- Swelling and bruising are normal for the first one to two weeks with most facial procedures, with subtler swelling lingering for months in some cases. Expect to take time off work, avoid strenuous activity for several weeks, and attend follow-up visits so the surgeon can track healing. Ask your surgeon for a written recovery timeline specific to your procedure rather than a general estimate.
- How can I judge the quality of a facial plastic surgeon?
- Look at board certification specific to plastic surgery or facial plastic surgery, ask how many times a year they perform the exact procedure you want, and review real patient photos rather than marketing images. Patient reviews that mention how complications or dissatisfaction were handled tell you more about quality than reviews that only praise the results.
Guides to choosing facial plastic surgery
- Helping an aging parent decide about eyelid surgery or a facelift
How to tell whether a parent's drooping eyelids are a vision issue or a cosmetic one, how to raise the topic respectfully, and what matters for an older patient considering surgery.