He came from reconstruction. The face never let him go.
Dr. Masoud Saman
Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon
I was trained to rebuild faces after cancer took them. That changes how you approach a face. You learn that nothing is decorative. Everything is structural. Everything matters. Every millimeter.
His practice is built around a small number of procedures performed at a level that rewards a long study. He returns to Europe regularly to teach and learn alongside the surgeons reshaping the field.
He does not chase volume. He chooses cases where the work matters and the outcome can carry.
In this world of fast medicine, efficiency has become the standard. Somewhere in that acceleration, the conversation got shorter. I chose not to follow.
Surgeons travel to New York to train alongside Dr. Saman.
A practice held to the standards of both the American and European Academies of Facial Plastic Surgery.
Dr. Saman co-founded Chance to Smile in 2007, providing pro bono reconstructive surgery for underserved patients each year.
As featured in The New York Times.
- Double Board Certified, Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Member, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Member, European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery
Member, Rhinoplasty Society of Europe
Member, International Society of Rhinoplasty Surgeons
Training
University of Texas at Dallas, Neuroscience
University of Paris-Sorbonne, Humanities
University of Texas Health San Antonio, MD
Harvard Medical School, Research Fellow- New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, Otolaryngology
- AAFPRS, Facial Plastic Surgery Fellowship
- Rhinoplasty Fellowship, France
- Rhinoplasty Fellowship, Turkey
- Facelift Fellowship, Italy
