Welcome to Oregon Cosmetic and Reconstructive Clinic. We believe how you feel about yourself is important. Whether you want a small change or a bigger one, we are here to help you every step of the way for Portland plastic surgery.
Our clinic is a place where you can feel safety and care.
Breast
Explore breast procedures that fit your needs and style.
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Face & Skin
Learn about mole removal, skin resurfacing, and other procedures.
Hand
Treat trigger finger, carpal tunnel, and other hand problems to improve hand function.
Dr. Tina Jenq is a board-certified plastic surgeon with over 15 years of experience helping people make informed choices about their bodies. We welcome people of all backgrounds and identities, offering personalized support that is grounded in trusted, safe care.
Most procedures are completed as same-day surgeries, and our team is ready to help you heal with comfort, care, and confidence.
Dr Jenq and her team are AMAZING. So friendly, welcoming, transparent, and informative. From the first phone call, I hoped this crew was going to be the ones that helped my dreams come true. 10/10 recommend, Dr Jenq’s work is art! Thank you all for changing my life in such a positive way.
I can not say enough wonderful things about Dr. Jenq and her incredible team. Dr. Jenq’s expertise, care, and attention to detail made me feel completely confident and safe throughout the entire process. Their compassion and understanding were evident in every interaction, and they truly took the time to listen and address all my concerns.
Dr. Jenq is truly a wonderful physician. I had a recent procedure and it turned out amazing I am so happy with my results! Dr. Jenq explained everything really well and was very attentive to me. The procedure went well and my results were outstanding! I would also note that her staff members are really nice and caring and the office is beautiful. I highly recommend her. She is the best!!
I had the good fortune to be operated by Tina Jenq. She was so empathetic and answered all my questions. She made my left hand usable again. I will be forever grateful!
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Swelling and Firmness After Surgery: Understanding Scar Healing
After surgery, many patients notice an area that feels firm, tight, or thick under the skin. Naturally, this can feel concerning. However, in many cases, this firmness is a normal part of scar healing. At Oregon Cosmetic and Reconstructive Clinic, I spend a lot of time helping patients understand what they are feeling and why.…
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Targeted Nipple–Areola Complex Reinnervation
Targeted Nipple–Areola Complex Reinnervation As a plastic surgeon at Oregon Cosmetic and Reconstructive Clinic, I spend a lot of time thinking about how surgery affects not just shape, but also function and feeling. Today I want to share a newer option that may interest some patients: targeted nipple–areola complex (NAC) reinnervation. This technique focuses on…
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Breast Lift (Mastopexy): How I Think About Shape and Support
By Dr. Tina Jenq, Oregon Cosmetic and Reconstructive Clinic When patients ask me about a breast lift, also called a mastopexy, they are usually asking the same core question: How can we restore a more lifted, balanced shape? As we move through life, many factors—gravity, weight changes, pregnancy, and time—can stretch the skin and shift…
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A New Year of Reflection, Connection, and Care
As one year comes to a close and a new one begins, I naturally pause. I look at where we are right now. I take stock of the past. Then, I gently turn my attention toward the future. This moment always feels meaningful to me. It invites reflection, curiosity, and intention. I feel deeply lucky…
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Panniculectomy vs. Abdominoplasty: What’s the Difference?
As a plastic surgeon at Oregon Cosmetic and Reconstructive Clinic, I often meet patients who ask the same thoughtful question: “Do I need a panniculectomy or a tummy tuck?” Although these procedures sound similar, they serve very different goals. So, let’s slow down, break it apart, and walk through the differences together. What Is a…
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Why Dog Ears (Standing Cones) Happen After Surgery — and How I Prevent Them
As a plastic surgeon at Oregon Cosmetic and Reconstructive Clinic, I often talk with patients about a small but important detail in surgical contouring: dog ears, also known as standing cones. These are tiny folds or puckers of skin and fat that can appear at the ends of an incision. Even though they sound cute,…
