Albert Yang Facial Plastic Surgery is a single-surgeon practice in Bellevue offering a focused menu of facial and nasal procedures.
Structural lifting and contour surgery for the lower face and neck. Includes deep plane facelift, facelift, SMAS facelift, mini facelift, deep plane neck lift, deep neck contouring, facial fat transfer, lip lift, lip augmentation, buccal fat removal, and facial neck liposuction. Browse all Face procedures.
Eyelid and brow surgery for the upper third of the face, including upper and lower eyelid lift, temporal and endoscopic brow lift, and Asian Eyelid Surgery. Browse all Eye-area procedures.
Cosmetic, structural, and functional nasal surgery, including primary rhinoplasty, open and closed rhinoplasty, ethnic rhinoplasty, preservation rhinoplasty, revision rhinoplasty, and septoplasty. Browse all Rhinoplasty and nasal surgery options.
Ear, jaw, chin, surface, and skin-quality work that addresses a well-defined concern or pairs with a larger plan — otoplasty, jawline contouring, chin augmentation, earlobe repair, scar revision, keloid removal, and nanofat stem cell therapy. Browse all Other facial procedures.
Surgical results live and die by the surgeon's hands and judgment. The Bellevue practice is built around that fact. Albert Yang, MD personally evaluates every consultation, designs every operative plan, and performs every procedure listed on this site. There is no rotating roster of providers and no delegation of surgical decision-making to staff or assistants.
Dr. Yang's training pathway emphasizes structure-first reconstruction: an otolaryngology — head and neck surgery residency followed by a fellowship in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery. That sequence shapes how he approaches aesthetic surgery. A facelift is treated as a structural problem in the deep tissues of the face, not a skin-tightening exercise. A rhinoplasty is treated as a reshaping of the cartilage and bone framework, with attention to long-term breathing function. The result, across the menu, is work that tends to read as rested rather than operated, and that is designed to hold up over a decade or more rather than peaking at six months.
This is the through-line of the practice: structural-to-surface technique, patient-specific planning, and conservative aesthetic judgment. It is the same standard applied whether a patient is considering a deep plane facelift or a single-procedure refinement.
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Six procedures account for the majority of consultations at the Bellevue practice. They sit across all four categories and are reasonable starting points for visitors who are still narrowing their interest.
Comprehensive structural lift of the mid-face, jawline, and upper neck. Releases deep ligaments and repositions the underlying SMAS layer for a vertical, anatomically consistent rejuvenation that holds over time.
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Reshaping of the nasal framework — cartilage, bone, and soft tissue — to refine the dorsum, tip, and overall balance with the rest of the face. Available in open, closed, preservation, ethnic, and revision approaches depending on anatomy and goals.
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Targeted lower-face lift for patients with early jowl and jawline laxity who don't yet need a full deep plane procedure. Shorter incision, shorter recovery, and a structural rather than skin-only approach.
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Conservative removal of excess upper-lid skin and, when indicated, a small amount of orbital fat to restore a rested upper-eye appearance without changing the eye shape.
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Often performed alone or alongside a deep plane facelift; addresses the platysma, deep neck fat, and cervicomental angle for a defined, age-appropriate neckline.
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Reshaping of the lower-face silhouette through surgical, structural, and combined approaches — typically including chin position, masseter contour, and the cervicomental angle.
Read the procedure →Many patients arrive knowing they want surgery but unsure which procedure fits their anatomy and goals. A short orientation: