Plastic surgery and non-surgical cosmetic enhancements not only restore a more youthful appearance to patients, they also reinvigorate a sense of confidence - and confidence is beautiful. As a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Tyrone is expertly trained to provide you with the latest surgical techniques, performed in a state-of-the-art surgical center.

We also perform non-surgical procedures using the latest facial fillers and products such as BOTOX, Restylane and JUVEDERM. A licensed Aesthetian is also available for all your skin care needs.

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Dr Tyrone

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John W. Tyrone, M.D. is a board-certified plastic and aesthetic surgeon specializing in cosmetic surgery of the body, breast, and face. He is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

Staff

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Linda Barrett is a Medical Esthetician with over 40 years of experience caring for patients and their skin. She offers chemical peels, facials and skin care. Linda has worked alongside Dr. Tyrone since opening his practice and brings a wealth of knowledge with her. She specializes in post-operative skincare treatments.

Face Procedures

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When you look great, you feel incredible. Whether you want a subtle change to your appearance or you seek dramatic improvements through reconstruction, our esteemed, board-certified plastic surgeons in Gainesville are committed to helping you achieve your goals. When you choose John W. Tyrone M.D. Aesthetics & Plastic Surgery, you benefit from our depth of experience, advanced technology, artistic approach, and variety of cosmetic, reconstructive, and nonsurgical facial procedures you can only find at a plastic surgery office like ours.

Earlobe Repair

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The ears are among our most unique and distinct facial features. Even with long hair, patients who attempt to hide their ears and earlobes quickly come to find that the earlobe is a facial feature that defies camouflage. Earlobes are made entirely of soft tissue, making them susceptible to damage from accidents, wearing heavy earrings, earrings that become pulled, or intentional stretching from wearing gauged earrings. The earlobes can sag or become misshapen either due to congenital problems or natural aging.

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