THE YAZAN METHOD

Anatomy before alteration.

Surgical refinement begins with understanding what should remain untouched.

01 — IDENTITY

The objective is not to replace a face with another aesthetic ideal. The objective is to understand the visual identity already present and refine what disrupts its harmony.

02 — ANATOMY

Every result begins beneath the surface. Bone structure, retaining ligaments, muscles, fat compartments, skin quality and movement must be considered together.

03 — PROPORTION

An isolated feature can never be evaluated entirely in isolation. Refinement is considered in relation to the whole composition.

04 — PRESERVATION

Good surgery should retain familiarity. The patient should remain recognisably themselves.

05 — PRECISION

Small structural decisions may produce significant visual consequences. Restraint is therefore as important as intervention.

06 — LONGEVITY

The objective is not merely an immediate postoperative appearance. Surgical planning should consider how tissues, proportions and expression may evolve over time.