Bitner Facial Plastic Surgery

In my opinion, the “king” of facelifts is the . It’s the only approach that adequately addresses the mid-face, especially when you add the supra-zygomatic extension.

The nose and the neck affect the same profile. Addressing both in one procedure makes sense. 💫

Dr. Bitner is a double board-certified facial plastic surgeon with over 16 years of rhinoplasty experience in the Salt Lake area. Every procedure is personalized to the patient’s anatomy — with incisions placed to minimize scarring and results built to look natural for life.

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Chin implant + submental liposuction + platysmalplication — three procedures, one transformation. 🤍

A weak or poorly projected chin affects the entire balance of the face. Dr. Bitner addresses the chin, the fat beneath it, and the underlying neck muscle in a single procedure, delivering results that look and feel completely natural.

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Real patient. Real results. ✨

Dr. Bitner performs the Facelift + Trichophytic Browlift as a single operation — repositioning the SMAS layer for results that last a decade or more, with a hairline incision designed to virtually disappear over time.

Call (801) 525-8727 or visit drjohnbitner.com to schedule your consultation.

4.5 months out from a and neck lift, and . I am blown away at how much younger, healthier and yet 100% natural that she looks. It’s her, only 15 years ago. The power of a deep-plane facelift is amazing, predictable and safe. I would never go to someone that doesn’t perform a true extended, preservation deep-plane technique. However, it’s not the technique alone that produces the results, it’s the surgeon. There are tiny, artistic modifications to every surgery that allows each operation to be customized to every unique face. We will separately post her still photos with all angles for comparison.

How important is your after care support? Having a friend, child, spouse or other family member to help with your recovery makes a big difference! Some of the support they provide is physical (helping clean incisions you can’t always see, provide your medications on schedule, feed you) much more is the emotional support they give. When you’re bruised and swollen and really second guessing your decision to have surgery (a very common emotion during recovery) it’s so nice to have a cheerleader helping you “see” the results even when you don’t. We do have overnight care available with one of our excellent and attentive nurses (for those who don’t have a lot of support) but having help during your first week especially is invaluable. This patient’s husband describes his role during his wife’s first couple weeks after a facelift. I thought his words were very insightful.