Dr. Michael J. Yaremchuk, Boston Cosmetic Surgeon

I have a long, complicated history of plastic surgery (although "complicated" is subjective). So without turning this review into an unabridged novel of endless detail, I'll try to keep things concise and relevant enough. Essentially my entire facial skeletal structure has been crafted "bespoke" by Dr. Yaremchuk over the years. He's used predominantly porous polyethylene (PPE) to augment my posterior/anterior mandible, chin, paranasal, malar, and infraorbital regions. The before photo attached to this review you might notice is already pretty aesthetic and well-balanced. That's because that result was already following lower- and mid-face augmentation with Dr. Yaremchuk (the changes I've listed above). So then you could ask: why did I return for yet another procedure? One's view of ideal aesthetics is obviously subjective (i.e., in this case, chin projection posterior vs anterior to the lower lip, etc.), but I decided to come back to see Dr. Y this time around to have him augment the chin anterior to the lower lip, improve symmetry, and also widen/square-out the chin. He accomplished all three. Really well too. The after result you see here carries increased anterior projection on profile and a more masculinized appearance. Dr. Y's performance in terms of getting the projection to this level has far exceeded my expectations. My hunch is that my current result is actually what most males seeking chin/mandibular augmentation are looking for, but they don't know how to articulate their wants to the surgeon, and/or the surgeon doesn't have the expertise to craft the result. My natural, underlying structure I would conjecture is slightly hypoplastic relative to the population average, so it is impossible for me to effectively convey, via just two photos here, how much aesthetic augmentation I've received from Dr. Y. As I said, the results have exceeded any expectations I had. I should also point out that a somewhat incidental, secondary, positive outcome is I feel my nose is balanced in profile a lot better now. That hadn't been an overt concern of mine prior, but I can assess that the overall convexity of the profile has been reduced slightly, particularly since my brow/supraorbital area is fairly flat (or even slightly feminine) as it is. As I said, I'm aware two photos in isolation don't do justice, but what I can say is from the front and oblique views, my chin is now a lot wider, squarer, and masculinized. It's a solid result. So to recapitulate a little: in terms of surgical skill and experience, Dr. Yaremchuk is pretty much as good as it gets. I can happily put my full weight behind this review to say that I unequivocally recommend him to anyone looking for facial skeletal changes. You can also review his literature contributions online and see that he is the leader in the field. In fact, I doubt anyone out there even comes close. Beyond the surgical elements, his response times, willingness to engage, empathy, and overall bedside manner are great. True intent always shines through, and you can see that he really is in it for the patients - i.e., he's passionate about putting his patients first and taking on difficult cases to get people the result they're looking for. I write this review because of my level of gratitude toward Dr. Yaremchuk.

I am completely happy with the Dr Yaeremchuk work has been done with my face! 4 mo passed, and my face looking better and better every day! Now, I am no longer afraid to look at myself in the mirror every morning:) Thanks to Dc Y and his great staff. Very nice and clean facility, everything in one place. Excellent overnight care. Very happy with my experience! Larisa

The worst doctor! He has ruined my face by adding unwanted implants without my consent, then lied to me by saying he has removed it while the implants remained. He also caused bells parsley on the right side of my face after mid face lifting.

In as much as I hate to write this review, I feel that it needs to be written.I am a professional opera singer / performer with New York cities prestigious opera company and I work in Boston at a major hospital.I’m a breast cancer survivor of 2005.I feel that Dr Yaremchuk is a great doctor so it has nothing to do with his ability, my problem with him is the way his office does his scheduling.I recently had a problem that developed which needed his consulting since he was the surgeon who did my reconstructive surgery back in 2005 .I thought that it would be best to schedule an appointment to see him to get help with my problem.I showed up for my first appointment and was told that the doctor couldn’t see me because he was in surgery, so I had no problem with the rescheduling, I know Dr.Yaremchuk is busy and things do and can happen so I didn’t mind, the problem I had was every time I showed up for my rescheduled appointment, I was told , the doctor cannot see me and that I need to reschedule my appointment.I was trying to be understanding but ! Each time I showed up for the appointment , I was cancelled.I have obligations to , I have a busy and hectic rehearsing schedule in New York , then I have to work in Boston at the hospital on weekends not to mention not getting enough sleep, I’m exhausted to be told I can’t be seen each time I show up for the appointment was enough for me.A dear of mine who is a doctor recommended a great plastic surgeon to me , I will be getting the help that I try to get from Dr.Yaremchuk .I won’t have to deal with a constant cancellation of appointments.I have no intent to seek treatment of any kind from Dr.Yaremchuks office, People should never judge a book by its cover we all have obligations and are busy to, I feel that if the doctor is to busy to see the patient don’t have the appointment scheduled at all ,refer the patient to someone who has the time to see the patient .

I was very pleased with the results of my procedure and the level of knowledge and confidence Dr. Yaremchuk demonstrated and displayed during my procedure.