For Dr. Tal Dagan, facial surgery begins where science, engineering, mathematics and artistry converge. Every face has its own architecture; the goal is not to create a different face, but to thoughtfully restore balance while preserving identity.
20+Years of surgical experienceFACSFellow, American College of Surgeons3DInnovation in reconstructive design
Three-dimensional planning. A singular clinical record.
In 2015, Dr. Dagan led a collaborative, multi-stage nasal reconstruction for a child from the Marshall Islands using three-dimensional planning. Fox News reported the case as the first 3-D-printed nose in the United States, while CBS News followed the reconstruction and the return of functions as healing progressed. The institutional record and original coverage document the participating organizations, clinical chronology, and reconstructive planning.
Real patient results
Change you can still call you.
Every result is individual. Photography is shown to support an informed conversation, never as a promise of outcome.
Patient photography is educational and does not predict or guarantee an outcome. Patient consent and case details are documented by the practice.
How to read a before-and-after gallery
Before-and-after photographs are most useful when they are read as clinical records, not as promises. Begin with the same view—front to front, profile to profile—and look at proportion, contour and the relationship between features rather than one isolated detail.
Head position, expression, lighting, camera distance, lens choice, hair, makeup and the point in healing can all change what a photograph appears to show. Read each label, then compare the anatomy the treatment was intended to address.
A photograph can document a result in one person. It cannot establish candidacy or predict another person’s outcome; those questions require examination and an individualized plan.
Patient stories · Across the practice
Patient care, in their words.
Each story preserves the reviewer’s reported journey. Details that were not included—especially recovery timing—are identified rather than inferred. Dr. Dagan’s surgical practice spans facial plastic surgery and otolaryngology; cosmetic patient stories are added as consented reviews are published.
A current edit of developments across facial surgery, injectables, lasers, recovery, makeup, hair and skin—with every previous edition preserved in the searchable archive.
Cosmetic self-pay services only. The reduction applies to the practice's established fee, up to the stated maximum. Clinical candidacy is required. Offers are non-transferable, have no cash value and cannot be combined with another Dagan MD promotion. Manufacturer rewards apply only where their terms permit.
Dagan MD · Procedure dossierSeamless FaceliftOpening the volume…
