A graduate of Harvard, University of Michigan Medical School and subsequently trained at UC San Francisco, Dr. Brink has been in private practice for over 25 years.  Today, he is recognized as one of the premier plastic surgeons in the nation. Heightened visualization, a keen artistic sense and a singular dedication to patient satisfaction have earned him a listing in Castle-Connally’s nationwide List of Top Doctors. 

“The key to building a successful practice is honesty and authenticity. We credit our longevity to the genuine interest we feel in every patient’s outcome.  That’s something you can’t fake.”

Well before liposuction and injectables were mainstream procedures, Dr. Brink perfected techniques in Facial Rejuvenation and Nose Re-shaping.  He designed and popularized premaxillary implants for use in facial Surgery—a contour device still widely accepted among his peers.

“Years ago people could usually tell if you had plastic Surgery.  The procedures were overdone.  Newer techniques have truly helped our specialty get better results, yet you can still spot some unnatural outcomes.  We have always chosen to take a conservative road.  If you look like you have had Surgery, the technique leaves something to be desired.  If a procedure identifies itself, it does not meet our ideal.”  

Dr. Brink has authored a number of articles on plastic Surgery which have appeared in the prestigious “Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery” medical journal.  He is a longstanding member of several aesthetic and plastic Surgery societies and a diplomat of the American Board of Surgery. Dr. Brink attends a variety of forums to continually refine his skills.  A frequently requested speaker, he generously shares his time and experience with other surgeons at national meetings.
 
In 2003, Dr. Brink and Dr. Beck began practicing together and offer a full spectrum of face, body, breast and skin procedures to their patients.  Dr. Brink contends he was fortunate to find a younger version of himself in Dr. Beck.  He might be chronologically eligible to be my son, but we really have more of a brother to brother relationship.  For a young surgeon, his talent, enthusiasm and skill are remarkable. I consider him a peer.  The tenured staff is a source of pride for both doctors.  Patients enjoy the professional, yet personal touch delivered by both the office and Surgery center team.     

While Dr. Brink is beginning to explore other related interests, he is still very active in the practice. 

“There is no question that one of the most satisfying parts of my profession
is having the power to make someone else happy.  It’s not the result itself, but the patient’s response.  I am grateful to play a role in an individual’s growth as a result of their enhanced appearance.”