Dr. Habibullah Azimi Aesthetics

A young patient presented with a prominent nasal dorsum and aesthetic concerns. Open rhinoplasty was successfully performed with dorsal reduction and tip refinement. Immediate postoperative result shows improved nasal harmony and facial balance.


surgeon

A basal cell carcinoma (BCC) on the nasal tip was successfully excised with adequate surgical margins. Reconstruction using local tissue achieved good functional and aesthetic results. Follow-up showed proper healing with no signs of recurrence.

Surgery

Preoperative image shows interdigital web space contracture with limited finger abduction.
Postoperative image demonstrates successful web space release with restoration of interdigital depth.
Improved finger positioning and functional alignment are achieved with satisfactory early outcome.


Surgery

Eyebrow lift, Upper eyelid blepharoplasty and lower eyelid blepharoplasty that was performed 3 months ago.


lift

, lift and operations that was performed 25 days ago.


Surgery

Postoperative result of right-sided cleft lip repair
3.5-year-old child | Surgery performed on June 18.

Surgery

lip

A 67-year-old patient presented with a 5-year history of a non-healing facial ulcer. Histopathologic examination confirmed basal cell carcinoma (BCC). The lesion was completely excised with appropriate oncologic margins, and the defect was reconstructed using a rhomboid (Limberg) flap.
The second image demonstrates the postoperative result at 15 days, showing satisfactory flap viability, contour restoration, and favorable early healing.

A 13-year-old patient presented with a long-standing post-burn contracture of the foot, resulting in significant functional impairment of the great toe for approximately 10 years.
Following complete release of scar tissue and correction of the deformity, tendon shortening was identified as the primary cause of limited motion.
Tendinoplasty with Z-lengthening was performed to restore adequate tendon length and biomechanical balance.
Subsequently, the extensor hallucis longus tendon was functionally repaired under appropriate tension.
The resulting soft-tissue defect was covered with a skin graft.
At the conclusion of the procedure, functional alignment of the foot and stability of the tendon repair were satisfactory.
This reconstructive approach aimed to restore function, improve range of motion, and prevent recurrence of deformity in a growing patient.
SURGERY

With gratitude to Almighty God, I am honored to share that after four years of continuous scientific and professional effort, I have been granted Resident Membership of the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS).
ISAPS, as the world’s most prestigious organization in the field of plastic and aesthetic surgery, represents a commitment to evidence-based education, professional ethics, and the advancement of international standards of care. I consider this achievement an important step in my journey of academic growth, lifelong learning, and providing higher-quality care to patients. I hope to make the most of this opportunity to further develop my knowledge and skills and to engage in meaningful international collaboration.
Respectfully,
Habibullah Azimi, MD
ISAPS Resident Member