"esthetic surgery" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a type of surgery that is used to enhance or improve a person's physical appearance. For example, "I'm considering getting esthetic surgery to correct the shape of my nose."
Facial Esthetic Surgery / Mark W. Ochs and Peter N. Demas -- 27.
There is a potential demand for therapeutic stem cells and tissue engineering to replace soft tissue autografts for esthetic surgery.
With aging a number of predictable changes occur in the upper and lower lips that act to mask otherwise esthetic dental procedures including dental implants, gingival esthetic surgery, and optimal dental restorations.
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Although considerable attention has been directed toward the nasolabial fold in the esthetic surgery literature, there are infrequent discussions of the fold's importance in reconstructive surgery of the face.
Normal human epidermal keratinocytes (NHEK) were derived from human skin samples obtained from esthetic surgery operations after obtaining written informed consent from the patients.
Commercial products, such as Carticell, Epicell and limbal stem cells, are used worldwide for tendon repair and esthetic surgery.
Control breast (mammary gland, MG) and skin (Sk) tissues were obtained from three healthy volunteers at the time of esthetic surgeries.
For the standard education group, each patient was given a five-page information sheet on age-related skin changes, based on materials commonly given to patients at esthetic, plastic surgery, or dermatology clinics throughout Australia (see the attached Appendix).
The included patients needed to be skeletally normal and not needing esthetic skeletal surgeries or any underlying bone removals.
21– 23 Autologous fat transfer has been successfully used for facial lipodystrophy and for facial sculpturing in esthetic facial surgery.
A 23-year-old female desired esthetic facial contouring surgery, with the complaint of a long and flat face.
