Afps Gives Back
Face to Face Humanitarian program with the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
Through “Face to Face” annual medical missions, Dr. Young and his expert colleagues have traveled around the world since 2006 to provide free facial plastic reconstructive surgeries to victims of domestic violence and congenital birth defects in Asia and Southeast Asia. AFPS is committed to expanding our humanitarian efforts locally.
“My goal was to find a method to bring back a person’s natural youthfulness without the operated, unnatural look and that is why I have my patients bring in photos of them when they were age 5 to 30. My YoungVitalizer helps restore natural and youthful contours they haven’t seen in years.”
—Dr. Philip Young, Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon
Afps Philanthropy
- 1994-1995 volunteer at the University of Washington Medical Center
- 1994-1995 Special Olympics volunteer in Seattle, Washington
- 1994-1995 Activity coordinator for Alzheimer patients at a local Seattle Nursing Home
- 1993-1995 Youth counselor for Evangelical Church of Christ in Seattle
- 1994-1995 Ki On Nursing Home volunteer: participated in rehabilitative activities for the elderly, in association with the Chinese Student Association at the University of Washington
- 1995-1996 Secretary for the Chinese Student Association at the University of Washington;
- 1998-1999 Coached soccer to inner city kids of New Orleans
- 2003-2004 Guest speaker for career day at Macy Intermediate School
- 2003-2004 Revlon Walk/Run to support research in cancer for women
- 2004 Firecracker 5K Health Walk/Run in Shreveport, Louisiana.
- 2004-2005 Revlon Walk/Run for Women’s Cancer Research
- 2005 Volunteer at the Kaiser Permanente 10th Annual International Dragon Boat Festival in San Francisco
- 2006 “Face to Face Mission” helped women who suffered from domestic violence and children with congenital anomalies in Ho Chi Minh City and Hue, Vietnam, October 14-22, 2006
- 2008 “Face to Face International Mission” helped women who suffered from domestic violence and children with congenital anomalies in Linyi, China, October 9-18, 2008
- 2011-2013 Big Climb in Seattle
- 2014 “Face to Face Mission” helped women who suffered from domestic violence and children with congenital anomalies in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
“I just wanted to leave a note and say that my procedure with Dr. Young approximately 6 years ago took years off my face. He did an excellent job and I am still enjoying the results. It was very much worth the downtime. I look exactly like myself, just younger. Thanks, again!”
— C.J., 40’s caucasian female from North Lynnwood, WA
“He gave me my confidence back that I thought I would never get back. I can now look in the mirror and actually love what I see and not have to deal with pitted scars in my face. If you or anyone you know who thinks they have to just live with these scars, don't!”
— Ator A., 20’s Eastern Indian from Ontario, Canada
“My procedure went great and I left the office with no concerns and all of my questions answered. I have never felt so good about myself and my appearance. I have you to thank for that Dr. Young. My new nose is perfect, I cannot thank you enough for this new look on life.”
— Nicole R., Fabulous Rhinoplasty
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