A surgery that modifies or improves appearance of one's physical feature, irregularity or defect is done by cosmetic surgery doctors or plastic surgeons. They have the ability and expertise to remodel, repair or restore body parts by the transfer of tissue.

Doctors who are board-certified specialists in plastic and reconstructive surgery have several years of training. There is no such thing as "risk-free" surgery but there are certain steps you can take to ensure your own safety. Check on their licenses, experiences and certifications. Cosmetic surgery doctors should have been properly trained and the facilities they use should be accredited. You, as the patient, should also assume certain responsibilities as part of a patient-doctor relationship. Whether you opt for procedures like liposuction, augmentation or reduction of "imperfect" body parts, safety should never be compromised. From head to toe, you can be given new life and new experiences you wish to have.

Otorhinolaryngologists are ear, nose and throat specialists. They belong to a special breed of cosmetic surgery doctors who undergo advance trainings in head and neck injuries. They examine, diagnose and treat, by surgical and other means, imperfections from the neck up. People who had accidents resulting in disfigured appearances of the head or neck are treated and "fixed" by these doctors. They perform surgical procedures and prescribe medications. Chances of healing will greatly depend on your strict adherence to instructions and advises given by your doctor. Complications may arise but a good patient-doctor relationship will surmount all the odds.