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Christopher Surek

Dr. Christopher Surek completed his medical school and plastic surgery residency training here in Kansas City and went on to complete a sub-specialty fellowship in Cosmetic Surgery of the Face, Breast and Body at the Cleveland Clinic (#2 ranked hospital in the US according or US News & Report). Dr. Surek is fully trained in facial aesthetic and breast & body contouring surgery.

Dr. Surek is a board-certified plastic surgeon with the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS) and a fellow in the American College of Surgeons (FACS).

He has been recognized nationally and internationally for his research and education in cosmetic surgery.
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True beauty isn’t created — it’s carefully revealed, with precision and purpose
— Dr. Surek

Expert Contributions

Dr. Surek has published one textbook and 10 book chapters on cosmetic procedures along with multiple peer-reviewed manuscripts and continues to lecture around the world at a variety of meetings and seminars.

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Deep Pyriform Space: Anatomical Clarifications and Clinical Implications
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“No-Touch” Technique for Lip Enhancement
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Pertinent Anatomy and Analysis for Midface Volumizing Procedures
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Three-Dimensional Topographic Surface Changes in Response to Compartmental Volumization of the Medial Cheek: Defining a Malar Augmentation Zone
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Volumizing Viaducts of the Midface: Defining the Beut Techniques
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What Is the Lobular Branch of the Great Auricular Nerve? Anatomical Description and Significance in Rhytidectomy

The lobular branch of the great auricular nerve is a recently recognized anatomical structure that plays a key role in supplying sensation to the earlobe. Unlike other branches, it has limited overlapping nerve supply, making it especially important to preserve during facial procedures such as facelifts. Damage to this branch can lead to prolonged or permanent numbness, which may impact patient satisfaction.

Recent anatomical research has helped define the location and pathway of the lobular branch, allowing surgeons to better identify and protect it during surgery. By incorporating this knowledge into surgical techniques, providers can improve sensory outcomes and enhance overall patient experience.

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Facial Anatomy for Filler Injection
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Facelift Part 1 – History, Anatomy, and Clinical Assessment
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Retrobulbar Injection for Hyaluronic Acid Gel Filler-Induced Blindness
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Cosmetic Corner 
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