My name is Dr. Dean Johnston. I am an Orlando-based plastic surgeon specializing in cosmetic medicine and surgery for men and women. I provide a full-range of surgical procedures, including facial rejuvenation, eyelid surgery, liposuction, breast enhancement and reconstruction. I also offer non-invasive procedures that provide quick, safe and satisfying results for people looking to reverse the signs of aging.
I love helping my patients to look younger, to be more attractive and to feel better about themselves. If you want your outside to reflect the beautiful person you are on the inside. I can make your dream a reality.
I blend the skill and precision of a surgeon with the critical eye of an artist and I use high-tech advances to achieve the best results. Most importantly, I am a board-certified Plastic Surgeon by the American Board of Plastic Surgery with more than 20 years of experience, so I know exactly how to respond to any medical situation to ensure your safety.
Aesthetic surgery is the ultimate reconstructive surgical challenge. To undertake a cosmetic procedure, a surgeon must have the enormity of ego, and the skills to support it, to believe that "normal" can be made "better." The surgeon must have a keen eye for surface anatomy and for aesthetics, be sure about every detail of the procedure, and be attentive to the patient's psyche. Management of a complication requires a master surgeon who can resolve the physical problem and cope with the emotional turmoil that invariably surrounds it.
A reconstructive procedure intended to make a physical deformity vanish may be perceived, in a societal sense, as more noble or valuable than an aesthetic case, but reconstructive surgery cannot exist without cosmetic surgery, and vice versa. In order to fulfill the mission of restoring "form and function" to patients, plastic surgeons must continually strive for technical virtuosity and aesthetic perfection. Aesthetic surgery pushes the surgeon to accept nothing but perfection, and aesthetic surgery skills pay enormous dividends for reconstructive patients.
Cosmetic surgery makes reconstructive surgery better, and the two should remain conjoined as the specialty that is plastic surgery.
I come from a family of talented health care professionals. I was born to be a surgeon. Every medical discipline is demanding, but plastic surgery requires a special skill because of the precision and artistic ability needed. It has one of the longest and most comprehensive training programs in medicine.
I love the challenge of being both surgeon and artist, paying the closest attention to every detail of an operation or procedure. I take great pride in helping my patients look their best because it gives me tremendous satisfaction and because my results are on display for the world to see.
Reconstructive surgery is not just to make the patient look acceptable, but to improve his or her appearance. The goal is to return "form and function" to patients, while achieving aesthetic perfection.
Being a cosmetic surgeon, as well as a reconstructive surgeon, I strive for beautiful results in everything I do. Whether performing a complex face lift or a simple medical spa treatment like injecting Botox®, I accept nothing less than aesthetic perfection.
It used to be that a reconstructive procedure to correct a deformity was socially more acceptable than cosmetic surgery done for purely aesthetic reasons. Fortunately, society has come to realize the value of both. A desire to look your best is not simple vanity. Cosmetic surgery that is done correctly can have a remarkably positive effect on a person's mental health, physical wellbeing and quality of life.
So come in for a consultation and let's talk about achieving your goals. You deserve to look your best.
Voted Best Cosmetic Surgeon in Orlando 2007