Kevin R. Hanz, MD

Dr. Kevin R. Hanz is a board-certified plastic surgeon with a distinguished background in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery. A graduate of the esteemed Case Western Reserve University, Dr. Hanz went on to complete his plastic surgery training at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center—one of the nation’s premier plastic surgery programs. With more than two decades of experience, Dr. Hanz has developed a refined expertise in facial rejuvenation and body contouring.

As a pioneer in his field, Dr. Hanz was the first plastic surgeon in Dallas to introduce FaceTite and BodyTite technologies by InMode Aesthetics—minimally invasive, radiofrequency-assisted contouring solutions. He currently serves as a national spokesperson for InMode and plays a vital role in educating and training physicians across the country in the use of this advanced technology.

Further cementing his role as a leader in modern aesthetic surgery, Dr. Hanz serves as the national fellowship director for Elite Body Sculpture, an innovative brand known for delivering personalized results without the use of needles, scalpels, or stitches. In this capacity, Dr. Hanz performs a high volume of surgical procedures each year, delivering exceptional precision, artistic excellence, and compassionate care to every patient he treats.

In his Dallas-based private practice, Dr. Hanz offers a comprehensive range of awake and general anesthesia procedures for the face, body, breasts, and skin. These include breast augmentation, mommy makeovers, facelifts, liposuction, and breast reduction surgeries. Each treatment plan is thoughtfully tailored to meet the unique goals of the individual, combining surgical expertise with a deep commitment to natural, elegant results.

Dr. Hanz’s approach is rooted in innovation but grounded in a timeless philosophy: to enhance a patient’s inherent beauty while preserving their individuality. With a focus on safety, comfort, and customized care, Dr. Hanz continues to elevate standards in aesthetic plastic surgery—one patient at a time.