Brian Scott, MD

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Dr. Brian Scott is a facial plastic surgeon specializing in rhinoplasty, facelifts, neck lifts, lip lifts, eyelid lifts (blepharoplasty), fillers, botox, and facial reconstruction.

06/19/2026

It can be confusing as a patient trying to understand what your options are for surgical facial rejuvenation when surgeons don’t use recognizable terms like “facelift or neck lift” and instead use exotic sounding buzz words and describe what they claim is a procedure so novel that they need to trademark it. The reality is that this is all clever marketing designed to convince patients they offer a procedure nobody else does. Every surgeon approaches facelifts in a different way but attempts to claim one is performing a unique procedure that they invented and nobody else performs is generally just marketing hype and being intentionally poorly transparent. Many excellent surgeons are excellent at marketing, so this isn’t to say that they may not perform fantastic work. But as a patient, its best to ignore the distracting words and focus on the results being delivered

This patient in her 20s wanted a more feminine nose to match the rest of her face. She always disliked her bump and want...
06/10/2026

This patient in her 20s wanted a more feminine nose to match the rest of her face. She always disliked her bump and wanted a swooped nasal profile with a slightly lifted tip. From the front view she wanted some subtle refining and narrowing to her tip. She is now 3 months out from surgery and loving her new nose from every angle! Each rhinoplasty is custom designed to match every patient’s desires and unique facial attributes. I appreciate her allowing me to share her photos.

06/10/2026
Not every rhinoplasty is dramatic! This patient in her early 40s wanted to refine her nose not overhaul it completely. S...
06/10/2026

Not every rhinoplasty is dramatic! This patient in her early 40s wanted to refine her nose not overhaul it completely. She was bothered by a slight bump, a droopy tip, and irregularity at her tip. On her front view you can see she has an area at her right nasal tip that catches your eye. This was caused by some deformed cartilage at her tip which created irregular contours and high spots that catch light. She is now 8 months out from rhinoplasty and loves her nose. We smoothed down her bridge to give her a straight nose, lifted her tip so that it doesn’t drop when she smiles, and corrected the nasal tip cartilage irregularities.

Long term results are what really matter and I love seeing how my patients do once the nose has fully healed!

This patient in her mid 40s wanted to address early aging signs that she felt made her look more tired and aged than she...
06/10/2026

This patient in her mid 40s wanted to address early aging signs that she felt made her look more tired and aged than she felt inside. We performed a deep plane face and neck lift which addressed her neck banding, jawline and jowl laxity, and softened her smile lines (nasolabial folds). I contoured all of the deep structures in her neck to give her excellent jawline definition all the way back to the angle (back corner) of the jaw

On her left side view if you look closely you can see a mole that started out on her cheek that ended up getting lifted up and back almost to the top of her ear. This is a fun example of how much lifting can be achieved even in a fairly young patient.

We also performed a lower eyelid surgery to reduce the lower eyelid puffiness and performed a small amount of fat grafting under her eyes to improve hollowness.

She is now 3 months out from surgery and you can see she still looks exactly like herself just more rejuvenated and vibrant appearing. She loves her results and I am so grateful to her for allowing us to share her photos!

Spending Memorial Day weekend with some type 2 fun - climbing Mt. Hood!
05/24/2026

Spending Memorial Day weekend with some type 2 fun - climbing Mt. Hood!

Spending Memorial Day weekend with some type 2 fun - climbing Mt hood in Oregon!
05/24/2026

Spending Memorial Day weekend with some type 2 fun - climbing Mt hood in Oregon!

This patient in her 30s didn’t feel like her nose didn’t match the rest of her face. She was bothered by the bump on her...
05/20/2026

This patient in her 30s didn’t feel like her nose didn’t match the rest of her face. She was bothered by the bump on her bridge, droopy tip, visible depression and lack of softness to her nasal tip. She has what we call a “bifid tip” where you can see a depression between the two sides of her nasal tip cartilage. She is now 3 months out from rhinoplasty and loves her new nose from every angle! I think her new nose matches the rest of her feminine and delicate facial features perfectly.

This 65 year old patient was bothered by heaviness to her lower face and neck. We performed a comprehensive rejuvenation...
05/15/2026

This 65 year old patient was bothered by heaviness to her lower face and neck. We performed a comprehensive rejuvenation with a deep plane face and neck lift to tighten the lax neck muscles, restore descended fat pads, contour the deep neck contents (including submandubular glands), and tightened up her skin. She is now 3 months out from surgery and looks as vibrant as she feels inside. You can see the massive improvements to her neck laxity, with improvement going all the way down to her clavicle.

We appreciate her letting us share her photos cropped below her eyes to showcase her beautiful result.

This patient in her 50s wanted to address heaviness to her neck, jowls, lower face, and upper eyes.She is now 5 months o...
05/05/2026

This patient in her 50s wanted to address heaviness to her neck, jowls, lower face, and upper eyes.

She is now 5 months out from a deep plane face lift, deep neck lift , and upper blepharoplasty. You can see the massive improvement to her jawline definition and her lower facial heaviness. She now has a well defined jaw going all the way back to the angle of the jaw (the part near the ear) which has become blunted with time. When she tucks her chin you can really appreciate how much neck laxity has been improved. Her upper bleph helped subtly open up her upper lids and helped balance her lower facial rejuvenation.

She loves how she looks and I am grateful she allowed us to share her photos!

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