Face Procedures
As an aesthetics-trained plastic surgeon, Dr. Aimé has the highest level of expertise of cosmetic facial surgery. We offer a variety of procedures to treat signs of aging and redefine facial contours.
Our Procedures
Eyelid and Brow Surgery
Eyelid and brow surgery in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé begins with evaluating your upper and lower eyelids, eyelid position, brow position, eye health, facial anatomy, and the specific changes you would like to address.
Fat Grafting to Face
Facial fat grafting in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé begins with evaluating where facial volume has changed, your facial proportions, and your goals to determine where adding your own fat may improve volume and contour.
Earlobe Rejuvenation
Earlobe surgery in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé begins with evaluating the size and shape of your earlobes, existing piercing sites, and your goals to determine whether repair, reduction, reshaping, or a combination of techniques best addresses your concerns.
Otoplasty (Ear Pinning)
Otoplasty in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé begins with evaluating your ear shape, cartilage, projection, differences between the two ears, and goals to determine which areas need to be reshaped or repositioned.
Face Lift & Neck Lift
Facelift and neck lift surgery in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé addresses changes of the lower face, jawline, and neck by repositioning deeper tissues and removing excess skin based on your anatomy and goals.
Rhinoplasty (Nose)
Rhinoplasty in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé reshapes specific features of the nose based on your anatomy, facial proportions, breathing concerns, and goals.
Neck Liposuction
Chin and neck liposuction in Scottsdale with Dr. Victoria Aimé begins with evaluating the fat beneath your chin and along your neck, skin quality, jawline, chin projection, and neck anatomy to determine what is contributing to your concerns and whether liposuction can address them.
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Many patients worry they don’t have enough fat for a fat transfer—especially if they’re naturally thin or very fit. In reality, fat transfer candidacy depends more on proportion, surgical planning, and treatment goals than body weight alone. This article explains how surgeons evaluate donor fat, common areas used for fat harvesting, and why even lean patients are often good candidates for fat grafting with the right approach and expectations.
How a Tummy Tuck Can Restore Core Strength
Many people think of a tummy tuck as a cosmetic procedure, but for some patients it can also improve how the core functions. Pregnancy can stretch and separate the abdominal muscles, making it difficult to regain strength, support the back, or engage the core effectively—even with exercise. By repairing diastasis recti and restoring the abdominal wall, a tummy tuck can improve core stability and posture. Studies show this structural repair may help reduce back strain and, in some postpartum patients, improve pelvic floor support and urinary control. While surgery does not replace exercise or physical therapy, it can correct the underlying anatomy so strengthening efforts finally work as intended.
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