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Faculty profiles and official portraits
Explore individually sourced roles, affiliations and portraits. Where a portrait is unavailable in reviewed evidence, it is marked below.
Husain Ali-Khan, DMD, MD
Programme Director
Photo: American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery — named fellowship director portrait
Georgia Oral & Facial Reconstructive Surgery
Husain Ali-Khan leads the Alpharetta facial cosmetic fellowship. His AACS biography describes cosmetic and oral and maxillofacial surgery, publications and live-surgery teaching.
AACS — named programme faculty ↗Profile reviewed 20 Oct 2026
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Shahrokh Bagheri, DMD, MD
Primary faculty
Photo: Surgery Now Georgia — Shahrokh C. Bagheri profile
Georgia Oral & Facial Reconstructive Surgery
Bagheri is named as primary faculty in this AACS facial fellowship, with an oral and maxillofacial surgery background.
AACS — named programme faculty ↗Profile reviewed 20 Oct 2026
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Carey D. Nease, MD
Primary faculty
Photo: American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery — named fellowship director portrait
Georgia Oral & Facial Reconstructive Surgery
Nease is named as primary faculty in the Alpharetta facial fellowship, with ENT and cosmetic surgery expertise.
AACS — named programme faculty ↗Profile reviewed 20 Oct 2026
Profile page →Official portrait unavailable in reviewed evidence
Mark Yune, MD
Support faculty
Portrait withheld: the fellowship source names Mark Yune, while ABCS and the candidate practice profile identify Marc E. Yune. Specialty and Georgia location are consistent, but no direct official identity cross-reference was found; the photo is not assigned by inference.
Georgia Oral & Facial Reconstructive Surgery
Yune is named as support faculty in this facial fellowship and identified as a facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon.
AACS — named programme faculty ↗Profile reviewed 20 Oct 2026
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Jon Ballon, MD
Support faculty — historical listing (deceased 2017)
Historical listing only. AACS still names Jon Ballon as support faculty, but the ISHRS memorial identifies Jonathan L. Ballon, an Alpharetta neurosurgeon and hair-restoration surgeon, and records his death on 30 April 2017. He is not available as a current supervisor.
Photo: ISHRS Hair Transplant Forum International — Jonathan L. Ballon memorial, May/June 2017, page 120
Georgia Oral & Facial Reconstructive Surgery
Jonathan L. Ballon trained in neurosurgery before entering hair-restoration surgery. The ISHRS memorial records his Alpharetta practice and his death on 30 April 2017; the fellowship website retains his name in an outdated support-faculty list.
Biography source ↗ · Reviewed 20 Oct 2026
AACS — named programme faculty ↗Profile reviewed 20 Oct 2026
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Published role and affiliation
The official evidence identifies the leadership and affiliation listed below for AACS Facial Cosmetic Surgery Fellowship.
- Leadership as published
- Husain Ali-Khan — Programme Director; Shahrokh Bagheri — Primary faculty; Carey D. Nease — Primary faculty; Mark Yune — Support faculty; Jon Ballon — Support faculty
- Evidence reviewed
- 20 Oct 2026
- Affiliated training host
- Georgia Oral & Facial Reconstructive Surgery
Names may identify a director, supervisor, host or contact. The source wording above defines the role; reconfirm the current appointment with the programme.
Training context
Published programme focus
These areas describe the linked training programme, rather than a complete clinical biography or list of individual credentials.
Associated training route
Clinical fellowship
AACS Facial Cosmetic Surgery Fellowship
A multi-practice facial cosmetic fellowship with facial reconstruction, jaw/TMJ surgery, hair restoration and microneurosurgery exposure. AACS names primary and support faculty from several surgical backgrounds.
- Location
- Alpharetta, Georgia, United States
- Duration
- 12 months
- Clinical participation
- Supervised clinical and operative training described by the AACS programme profile
- International applicants
- US state medical licensing and AACS eligibility must be met; visa sponsorship is not confirmed
- Funding
- Discuss stipend, benefits and indemnity with the programme director
- Application timing
- 15 May 2027 — AACS scheme application closing date for July 2028 / January 2029; confirm host participation and any post-match vacancy directly
Programme listed — intake not confirmed
Annual July start; some hosts also describe January starts. Individual vacancies are not confirmed
Eligibility, training and application
Eligibility
Current AACS criteria, an unrestricted Georgia medical licence and personal malpractice insurance apply; OMFS fellows also require a Georgia dental licence.
Published training
- Facial cosmetic and reconstructive surgery
- TMJ and orthognathic surgery
- Hair transplantation
- Cosmetic dermatology
- Microneurosurgery
Application route
Use the centralized AACS application and match agreement. The scheme's July 2027 / January 2028 match is complete; further applications go only to open programmes. Confirm vacancies with the AACS fellowship manager. This is a separate process from SF Match.
Published application documents
- Centralized AACS application
- Signed AACS Training Fellow Candidate Match Agreement
- Three letters of recommendation; check the application for other required documents
Official society listing · Source reviewed 20 Oct 2026
Official sources
Source review: 20 Oct 2026. Education history, additional appointments, publications and personal contact details are not added without separate official evidence.
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