Affordable Cosmetic Services
The Resident Cosmetic Surgery Clinic offers patients a wide range of surgical and non-surgical procedures at lower, more affordable prices. Under the direction of experienced faculty who are leaders in academic plastic surgery, our clinic provides the highest standard of care, quality, and safety for patients. A plastic surgery resident will perform the procedure and provide your postoperative care, under the supervision of a plastic surgery attending physician, who will be available if any problem or complication should arise.
Please contact our office at 801-581-8419 to schedule an appointment.
Procedures and Treatments
We offer a wide variety of procedures that involve both non-surgical (Botox and fillers) and surgical methods, using the most up-to-date techniques.
Face (Reconstructive) |
Face (Cosmetic) |
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Breast |
Body Contouring |
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Patient Experience and Safety
All chief residents have completed at least four years of medical school and four years of surgical training. They have extensive experience in evaluating and treating patients that desire facial rejuvenation (non-surgical and surgical), breast surgery, and body contouring. During their training, they have rotations that are specifically tailored to hone the skills and decision-making capabilities required to perform the procedures in a safe and efficient manner.
Before receiving care, patients are seen for an initial consultation with the chief resident to discuss the patient's concerns and what our team can offer. All patients will take pre-operative photographs* for surgical planning, and estimated fees for the surgery will be disclosed prior to leaving the facility. Residents will then review the surgery plan with experienced attending surgeons who will provide their knowledge, expertise, and recommendations in turn. After surgery, patients follow up in the same clinics with the same chief resident who performed the surgery, to ensure professional and quality post-operative care.
*Confidential preoperative and postoperative photographs will be required of all patients and will be used to assist in care and as a learning tool for residents.