Facial Surgery
Facelift, brow and forehead lift, eyelid surgery and otoplasty — refinement that respects the existing structure of the face.
Identity · Balance
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The Architecture of the Face
Understanding the structure beneath the face before changing its surface.
A structure-first surgical philosophy shaped by rhinoplasty, airway research, maxillofacial training, and reconstructive experience.
01 The method
Surgical Principles
Five principles govern every plan — and recur across every procedure and case on this site. Select one to see how it shapes the work.
01
Identity
The face you arrive with is the reference — not a template. Planning protects the features that make you recognisably yourself, refining proportion without erasing character.
02
Balance
Proportion is assessed across the whole face, never one feature in isolation. Every change is measured against the structures around it, so the result reads as harmony rather than correction.
03
Function
Form follows function. Breathing, expression and movement are planned alongside appearance — an outcome that looks right must also work correctly over a lifetime.
04
Precision
Imaging, measured planning and controlled technique reduce variability. The decisions are made before the operating room, so execution is exact and repeatable.
05
Longevity
Results are designed to age well. Conservative, structurally sound technique favours outcomes that hold their shape and stay natural years later — not just at the first review.
02 The surgeon
Dr. Ara Hayrapetyan
Dr. Hayrapetyan came to aesthetic surgery through structure. His career began in 1993 in trauma, reconstructive and craniofacial surgery — restoring form and function long before aesthetics became his focus — and that breadth still shapes how he plans every result.
Trained across both the dental and medical faculties and qualified in plastic and maxillofacial surgery, he holds Candidate and Doctoral degrees dedicated to rhinoplasty and is the author of more than fifty scientific publications. Three decades of operative experience, much of it leading surgery at Erebouni Medical Center, inform a single discipline: understand the structure beneath a face before changing its surface.
Identity · Balance · Function · Precision · Longevity
About the practice
03 What we do
Procedure categories
Grouped by region and intent. Each category is planned around the principles above.
Rhinoplasty
Primary and revision rhinoplasty, including functional correction of nasal breathing — the focus of two doctoral dissertations.
Function · Precision
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Liposuction, abdominoplasty, and breast augmentation and lift — restoring proportion with measured, lasting results.
Balance · Longevity
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Dental implantation, jaw and paranasal-sinus correction, tumour treatment and congenital-anomaly surgery.
Function · Precision
View categoryCraniofacial Surgery
Craniosynostosis, congenital skull and face anomalies, and surgical treatment of exophthalmos — complex structural work.
Precision · Function
View categoryRejuvenation
Rejuvenation courses, injectables and dermatological care — conservative, non-surgical options where surgery is not required.
Identity · Longevity
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04 Evidence
Selected outcomes
Documented case studies rather than spectacle. Visual records are added only with consent.
Functional rhinoplasty
Goal: improve breathing while preserving the natural profile.
Read caseFacial balance
Goal: restore proportion after previous surgery elsewhere.
Read caseReconstructive outcome
Goal: rebuild form and function after oncologic treatment.
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05 From anywhere
The international journey
A clear, coordinated path from first message to long-term follow-up.
Remote consultation
A structured first review by video, with imaging guidance and a written summary.
Planning
A surgical plan, timeline and cost estimate prepared before any travel is booked.
Care that follows you home
Recovery guidance and remote follow-up coordinated with your local clinicians.
06 The setting
A calm, modern clinical environment.
Modern facilities, clear protocols and a quiet, unhurried setting designed to keep planning and recovery comfortable and well-supported.
- Accredited operating facilities
- Coordinated pre- and post-operative care
- Privacy and discretion as standard
07 Reading
From the journal
Clear writing on natural results, nasal function and international care.
Why breathing comes first in nose surgery
How airway and structural support shape a rhinoplasty plan.
ReadWhat “natural” actually means in aesthetic surgery
Why preserving identity matters more than chasing an ideal.
ReadRecovering well as an international patient
Planning, travel, recovery and follow-up, coordinated across borders.
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Begin
Start with a considered conversation.
A consultation is an assessment, not a commitment — a clear, honest discussion of what is possible.