Facial plastic surgery covers procedures that reshape or refresh the face and neck: rhinoplasty, facelifts, eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), brow lifts, chin and cheek implants, and revision work to correct a previous surgery. Some patients come in for a specific structural concern, like a nasal bump or weak chin. Others are looking to address signs of aging around the eyes, jawline, or neck. Markham has 10 practices listed in this category, ranging from surgeons who focus almost entirely on facial work to broader plastic surgery practices that offer facial procedures alongside body contouring and reconstructive work.
Because facial results are so visible and hard to undo, the surgeon's specific experience matters more here than in most cosmetic categories. When comparing practices, look at board certification (in Canada, that means certification in plastic surgery through the Royal College), how many years the surgeon has focused on facial procedures, whether they show real before-and-after photos of their own patients, and how clearly they explain risks, recovery time, and realistic outcomes during a consultation. A good surgeon will also tell you when a procedure isn't a good fit for your goals, not just agree to whatever you ask for.
Our scoring weighs credentials, patient feedback, transparency around pricing and process, and consistency of results across cases. For a side-by-side comparison of every plastic surgeon we cover in the area, see the ranked guide to Markham's best plastic surgeons. Our methodology page explains exactly how we score and rank each practice.