Hadlock Facial Plastic Surgery

We had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Natasha Wielogorska from University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust and Dr. Begüm Yılmaz from Kartal Dr. Lütfi Kırdar City Hospital for a two-week observership at the Hadlock Center.

We first met Natasha at a conference in Spain and were delighted to reconnect during her visit. This was also Begüm’s second observership with us—she first visited more than seven years ago!

We are incredibly grateful to the providers who travel from around the world to learn from Dr. Hadlock. It was a wonderful two weeks, and we look forward to seeing both Natasha and Begüm again in the future. ✈️🌎💙

So excited to share that our team had two papers recently accepted into FPSAM. We love being able to study our data and share our insights!

5 countries represented in the Operating Room 🌎

Turkey 🇹🇷 • UK 🇬🇧 • Nepal 🇳🇵 • USA 🇺🇸 • Canada 🇨🇦

One of my favorite things about medicine is the incredible diversity of people and perspectives it brings together. Feeling lucky to be part of this melting pot.

Dr. Jodie Trautman visited us from Wollongong Australia for two weeks, and we were thrilled to host her!

Dr. Hadlock maintains an open-door policy for visiting physicians, welcoming colleagues from near and far who want to learn from Dr.Hadlock. We’re always honored when talented surgeons choose to spend time at our center, and the exchange of knowledge and expertise strengthens our entire field. Thank you, Jodie, for joining us, we hope to see you again soon!!
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Farewell to an absolute giant, Dr. Mark Varvares. Surgeon, mentor, colleague, and most of all, friend.

We’re excited to welcome our new PA to the team. With multiple years of experience, Siobhan brings professionalism, organization, and a great energy to the office. We’re thrilled to have her on board!

Please join us in giving Siobhan a warm welcome as she starts this new chapter with us! 👏🏻

Her smile says it all 😁 The gracilis muscle transfer helps bring expressions back to life 💜✨

I made this stained glass piece as a gift for a mentor, inspired by Appeal to the Great Spirit. Along the way, it broke more than once, and I thought it might never be whole again.

But my angel of a patient brought it back to me, fully repaired and shining again.

There’s something fitting about that. A piece rooted in spirit, resilience, and quiet strength… finding its way back together.

AMAZING work by former fellow Christina Yver in putting together a world-class facial nerve course at Pitt last Friday!! So proud of additional former fellows Kevin Quinn (OSU) and Roy Xiao (Penn) for carrying on the facial nerve torch!! It was an honor to speak alongside Dr. Jenn Kim!!! Also in GREAT company with Drs. Danielle Eytan and Nneoma Wankpah. The highlight was the historical perspective offered by Barry Schaitkin—thanks to ALL for letting me be part of it 😄