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Dr. Harrison H.

Lee
Dr. Harrison H. Lee is a cosmetic
surgeon who is Board Certified
in three specialties and has two
practices in Beverly Hills, California
and New York City. His background
is in dentistry, oral maxillofacial
surgery, ear/nose/throat and facial
plastic surgery.

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Once Dr. Lee earned his
undergraduate degree, he went to
dental school at Tufts University,
followed by a four-year residency
in oral surgery. He taught at NYU
and went back to medical school
to earn his MD. Thereafter, he
performed head and neck surgery
at Mount Sinai Hospital, followed
by a fellowship in facial plastic and
reconstructive surgery under Dr.
Kamer, a renowned expert in the
field. Dr. Lee’s background in oral
surgery for jaw reconstruction has
earned him the distinction of being
considered an expert in facial bone
surgery.

Dr. Lee’s practice offers a variety of
elective surgical procedures as well
as working on cases involving facial
reconstruction. His practice also
covers the general range of surgical
and in-office procedures which
includes: face lifts, brow lifts, eye
surgery, liposuction, chin surgery,
jaw angle implants for men, and
breast augmentation. His niche
is in Asian faces, specifically in
reducing the jaw and cheek bones
of women, in addition to double
eyelid surgery. However, Dr. Lee’s
target market is any ethnicity for
common procedures. Ages of male
and female patients range from the
forties to people in their eighties.
He has noted that his patients in
both Beverly Hills and New York
City are of the same demographic.

procedures he offers for this
population include brow bone
reduction, rhinoplasty, cheek
implants, jaw angle reduction, and
Adam’s apple reduction.

Dr. Lee’s work with the Asian
population carries a similar style,
creating a softer look for his female
patients. Born in Korea moving
to the United States when he was
young, Dr. Lee understands the
cultural and psychological reasons
Asian women desire to change
their appearance. In Asian culture,
a woman with a pronounced bone
structure is seen as having a strong
personality and masculine traits.
Cheekbone and jawline weakening
is highly desired, especially in
Koreans. The surgical pr