Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgeon
Shoichi
SasakiPLASTIC, RECONSTRUCTIVE & AESTHETIC SURGEON
Beauty that lasts beyond the moment.
Respecting facial anatomy, function, and the harmony that makes you uniquely you.
01 — Philosophy
SURGERY IS NOT SIMPLY ABOUT CHANGING A SHAPE. IT IS ABOUT RESTORING HARMONY, EXPRESSION AND CONFIDENCE.
“Not to change your expression, but to reveal the character and beauty already yours.”
My approach is grounded in the anatomical understanding developed through plastic and reconstructive surgery, with an emphasis on natural, harmonious beauty. A face is not a static form; it is how we communicate emotion. I attend carefully to every detail, seeking results that remain balanced as time passes.
Doctor
Medicine, precision
& quiet confidence.
I specialize in comprehensive facial rejuvenation, viewing the forehead, jawline and neck as one continuous anatomical system. For complex changes caused by aging or previous facial bone surgery, I offer treatment plans grounded in anatomy rather than surface-level correction.
JSPRSBoard-Certified Plastic Surgeon
JSAPSFull Member
ASPSInternational Member
ISAPSActive Member
ECFMGECFMG-Certified Physician
JP / ENConsultations in Japanese and English
WING CO., LTD.Representative Director & CEO
Current Practice
Where I
practice.
I see English-speaking patients exclusively at YOUR FACE Tokyo, where consultations and treatment are available in English.
02 — Expertise
Facial rejuvenation,
as a whole.
Rather than treating one area in isolation, I consider continuity and balance across the entire face. These are my principal areas of expertise.
01
Face & Side Neck Lift
From the jawline through the neck, surgery is planned around deep anatomy to create a natural contour with lasting balance.
→02Forehead & Temporal Lift
The forehead, temples and brows are evaluated as one unit to address upper-face heaviness and the appearance around the eyes.
→03Deep Neck Contouring
Structures beneath the chin and through the neck are assessed to improve harmony from both profile and frontal views.
→04Lower Eyelid Surgery and Mid Face Lifting
Dark circles, bags and hollows are treated together with the midface, helping restore a smooth and natural transition from the lower eyelid into the cheek.
→03 — Academic
Advancing the
standard of care.
I believe in sharing clinical insights at meetings in Japan and abroad, learning from international advances, and bringing that knowledge back to patient care in Japan.
2026
International Presentation
How Minimally Invasive Procedures Complicate Subsequent Facelift Surgery: A Japanese Perspective
19th OSAPS International Congress & 32nd TSAPS International Annual Meeting · Taipei, Taiwan
2026
Invited Lecture
FACE LIFT Session — Master to Masters: Surgical Insight Through Video
Japan Society of Aesthetic Surgery (JSAS) 2026
2026
Invited Lecture
Next Stage of the Facelift — Beyond the Treatment of Sagging
Cutting Edge 2026
04 — Profile
Professional
background.
- Entered Keio University School of Medicine
- Graduated from Keio University School of Medicine
- Started Junior Residency at Ashikaga Red Cross Hospital
- Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Dokkyo Medical University Hospital
- Plastic Surgery Resident, Dokkyo Medical University Saitama Medical Center
- Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Ashikaga Red Cross Hospital
- Academic Instructor, Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Dokkyo Medical University Hospital
- Joined Shiromoto Clinic
- Joined Amasora Clinic
- Appointed Director, Amachacha Clinic
- Joined YOUR FACE (Full-Time)
- Full-Time at YOUR FACE Tokyo / English consultations available exclusively in Tokyo
05 — Case Studies
Case studies.
Explore the clinical reasoning, treatment design, postoperative course and important considerations behind each case.
Endoscopic Forehead Lift | 1 Month Postoperative
An endoscopic forehead lift case in a 68-year-old patient. Frontal and close-up upper-face photographs show changes in upper-eyelid heaviness and lateral brow descent one month after surgery.
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Deeper Plane Face & Neck Lift | 3 Months Postoperative
A Face & Side Neck Lift case in a 39-year-old woman. Oblique, profile and frontal photographs show the changes three months after deeper-tissue repositioning from the cheek to the neck.
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Deep-Plane Face & Side Neck Lift | 6 Months Postoperative
A Face & Side Neck Lift case in a 58-year-old patient. Oblique, profile and frontal photographs illustrate the changes six months after repositioning the deeper tissues of the face and neck.
Read case studyPatient photographs are published with consent. Results and recovery vary. Please review each case page for treatment details, fees, principal risks and potential adverse effects.
06 — Doctor's Blog
Latest thinking.
Clear, anatomy-based perspectives on facial rejuvenation, surgical approaches and treatment selection.
Modern Oversurgery
Oversurgery is no longer defined only by the number of procedures. This article examines how treatment focused too narrowly on one area, technique or device can gradually disrupt the balance of the face.
Upper-Eyelid Heaviness: Looking Beyond the Eyelids to the Forehead and Temples
The differences among open forehead lifts, temporal lifts, and endoscopic or limited-incision lifts—and why the upper face should be evaluated as one continuous unit.
Before Sub-Brow Excision — Brow Position and the Upper Eyelid
Why upper-eyelid treatment should also consider frontalis activity, brow position and descent of the forehead and temple.
07 — YouTube
Surgical insight,
in motion.
Surgical perspectives, anatomy and treatment philosophy—explained through video.
VIEW YOUTUBE CHANNELLatest videos
18:09Deep Plane Resurgence: Why the Deep Plane Facelift, and Why Now?
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18:09Deep Plane Resurgence: Why the Deep Plane Facelift, and Why Now?
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Connect
A thoughtful consultation
starts with a conversation.
English-language consultations are available exclusively at YOUR FACE Tokyo. Clinical cases, academic activities and perspectives on treatment are shared across the channels below.