The Philosophy

Why is excellence in facial surgery a secret guarded by a few? Why does it take a surgeon 10-15 years to feel safe in the deep plane? Why do complications that could be avoided still happen?

These questions haunted me for years. And the answers I found led me to create Modern Face®.

The Problem

Facial surgery in deep planes is powerful. The results are superior and more lasting. But the traditional teaching model is broken:

• Learning by survival: Surgeons learn from their own mistakes — and often from complications on their patients.
• Guarded knowledge: The best techniques stay restricted to a few centers, transmitted like family secrets.
• Outdated techniques: Methods developed for native faces don't account for the reality of modern faces with biostimulators.

The result? Talented surgeons give up on the deep plane out of fear. Patients who could have excellent results settle for less. And knowledge that should evolve stagnates.

Who This Is For

Modern Face® is not for everyone. It's for the surgeon who:

• Knows they can do more — who has mastered the basics and feels the call to evolve
• Is tired of courses that don't deliver — weekend promises that don't translate into clinical security
• Values method over magic — who understands that consistency comes from process, not talent
• Prioritizes patient safety — who is not willing to accept "acceptable" complication rates

The Commitment

Modern Face® is not a weekend course. It's not a certification that looks good on the resume. It's a commitment to a different way of practicing facial surgery.

We believe that excellence should not be exclusive. That patient safety is non-negotiable. That knowledge grows when shared.