Kevin R. Hanz, MD

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Kevin R. Hanz, MD Dr. Hanz is a board certified plastic surgeon practicing in Dallas and specializing in all things face and body contouring.

Facial aging is not only about loose skin. In many patients, volume loss can make the face appear flatter, more tired, o...
10/19/2026

Facial aging is not only about loose skin. In many patients, volume loss can make the face appear flatter, more tired, or less balanced.

During consultation, I assess where volume has changed and how it relates to your natural facial proportions.

I may recommend Facial Fat Grafting when restoring selected areas would complement the broader treatment plan.

My approach is conservative and strategic. The goal is to create softer transitions and a healthier appearance without changing the features that make your face unique.

Liposuction is not a weight-loss procedure, and I do not use it as one. I use it to refine localized fat and improve bod...
10/16/2026

Liposuction is not a weight-loss procedure, and I do not use it as one. I use it to refine localized fat and improve body proportions.

During consultation, I evaluate fat distribution, skin elasticity, muscle tone, body shape, and your goals.

My goal is not to remove as much fat as possible. It is to create smoother transitions and a contour that fits the rest of your body.

When the plan is tailored to you, even a focused change can make clothing fit differently and help your proportions feel more balanced.

10/15/2026

At just four weeks after Quantum Liposuction, this 32-year-old patient is already showing improved definition along her jawline and neck.

I targeted hereditary fullness beneath the chin, around the jowls, and throughout the neck to create a more refined lower-face contour.

The result shows a sharper jawline and smoother chin-to-neck transition, with further refinement expected as swelling continues to resolve.

Patients sometimes ask whether Deep Plane is automatically the best facelift technique. I do not believe one operation i...
10/14/2026

Patients sometimes ask whether Deep Plane is automatically the best facelift technique. I do not believe one operation is ideal for every face.

I assess skin quality, tissue mobility, facial volume, skeletal support, the pattern of descent, and the areas you want to improve.

A Deep Plane Facelift can be highly effective for selected patterns of facial aging, but the technique should serve the anatomy rather than become the goal of the consultation.

My responsibility is to explain why I recommend a particular approach and which concerns may need a different or additional treatment.

10/13/2026

Not every patient with jawline or neck laxity needs surgery. The right treatment depends on whether the concern involves the skin, deeper tissues, or both.

For mild to moderate skin laxity, Quantum RF may help improve firmness and definition. More significant jowling or tissue descent may require a Lower Face and Neck Lift.

I evaluate each patient's anatomy before recommending a treatment. My priority is to address the underlying cause of the laxity rather than simply choosing the least invasive option.

Patients sometimes ask me if a facelift will change their smile or make them look like a different person. That concern ...
10/09/2026

Patients sometimes ask me if a facelift will change their smile or make them look like a different person. That concern is completely understandable.

During my consultation, I study facial movement, resting expression, tissue mobility, facial proportions, and the areas of descent.

My approach is focused on repositioning descended tissues rather than relying on excessive skin tension. Swelling and temporary tightness can affect the face during recovery, so I ask patients to evaluate the result over time.

My goal is a refreshed and supported face that continues to look like you.

10/08/2026

In Aesthetic Surgery, doing more does not always mean achieving a better result. Sometimes the most important decision is knowing when to be conservative.

I evaluate facial structure, volume, skin quality, and the specific concerns before deciding which procedures are actually necessary.

Some patients benefit from combining treatments, while others need a more focused approach. My priority is to make thoughtful decisions that improve facial balance without creating unnecessary changes.

One of the most common questions I hear is what “Deep Plane” actually means. It refers to the anatomical plane I use to ...
10/07/2026

One of the most common questions I hear is what “Deep Plane” actually means. It refers to the anatomical plane I use to access and reposition deeper facial tissues.

During consultation, I study the cheeks, jawline, neck, skin quality, facial volume, and the pattern of descent.

A Deep Plane Facelift is not simply about going deeper. It involves repositioning facial tissues as a connected unit so the skin can redrape over a more supported foundation.

I explain the technique in plain language so you understand what I am correcting, why I am choosing it, and what it cannot change.

10/06/2026

An early Facelift result can look impressive, but it is still only one stage of the healing process.

I remind patients that swelling, temporary asymmetry, and contour irregularities can still be present during the first few weeks and gradually improve as the tissues settle.

That is why I never judge a Facelift from one early photograph. The result continues to mature, soften, and refine over time.

Pregnancy and weight changes can affect the abdomen, waist, breasts, and skin in ways that exercise alone cannot always ...
10/05/2026

Pregnancy and weight changes can affect the abdomen, waist, breasts, and skin in ways that exercise alone cannot always reverse.

I often hear patients say they want to feel more comfortable in their clothes and confident in their proportions again.

A Mommy Makeover is not one standard operation. I evaluate the abdominal wall, skin excess, tissue quality, breast position, and overall health before recommending a combination of procedures.

My goal is to create a safe and balanced plan that helps you reconnect with your body and feel positive about your reflection again.

Address

4525 Lemmon Avenue, Suite 380
Dallas, TX
75206

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+12149083633

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