About Our Clinic
Looking for a trusted Portland plastic surgeon who offers personalized care in a calm, welcoming space? You’ve come to the right place. Our boutique plastic surgery clinic, with gorgeous views of the Portland West Hills, delivers personalized, natural-looking results.
Dr. Tina Jenq, a board-certified plastic surgeon with over 15 years of experience, leads the clinic. She specializes in gender-affirming top surgery and breast reduction, as well as body procedures like tummy tuck, liposuction, and and body contouring after weight loss. We also offer reconstructive hand surgery, with a focus on care that feels respectful, affirming, and tailored to you. Dr. Jenq brings both technical expertise and genuine compassion to every patient she sees.
Dr. Jenq completed her plastic surgery training at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU). Her background combines expert training with a thoughtful, artistic approach to plastic surgery.
Our clinic is located in a professional medical building in Happy Valley, just outside Portland. From the moment you walk in, you’ll feel the difference—calm surroundings, beautiful natural light, and a peaceful vibe that helps you relax.
You’ll be greeted by our attentive, friendly staff, who are here to support you at every step. We take pride in offering a personalized experience where your questions are answered, your needs are heard, and your comfort is always a priority.
From your first visit to your last follow-up, we offer calm, thoughtful care. Every step of your journey happens in a private, welcoming space. We tailor each plan to fit your body and your goals.
Our clinic serves patients across the Portland-Vancouver area who want expert care in a quiet, supportive setting. We value trust, honesty, and results that help you feel like your best self.
If you’re searching for a Portland plastic surgeon who values trust, natural results, and individualized care, we’d love to meet you. Let’s work together to help you look and feel your best—on your own terms.
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Nipple Retraction: What It Is and How I Treat It
As a board-certified plastic surgeon at Oregon Cosmetic and Reconstructive Clinic, I sometimes see patients with a complaint of  nipple retraction. I want to explain this condition in simple, clear language so you know what’s going on and how we can correct it. Nipple retraction happens when the nipple pulls inward instead of sitting outward…
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Why Thanksgiving Is My Favorite Holiday
As the weather cools and the days grow shorter, I always feel myself slowing down and taking time to breathe. Thanksgiving has become my favorite holiday because it encourages us to pause, reflect, and fully appreciate the people around us. The warm kitchen smells, shared meals, and cozy gatherings all remind me how powerful connection…
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Healthy Habits That Boost Your Healthspan and Improve Your Surgical Recovery
As a surgeon at Oregon Cosmetic and Reconstructive Clinic, I see every day how strongly our daily choices shape our healing. I often tell my patients that the same habits that increase healthspan—the number of years we live in good health—also improve surgical recovery. This connection motivates me, and I love sharing practical ways you…
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: What It Feels Like and How We Treat It
At Oregon Cosmetic and Reconstructive Clinic, I meet many patients who are scared or unsure about their hand symptoms. I like to break things down simply, because understanding what’s happening in your body often makes everything feel less stressful. Carpal tunnel syndrome is a perfect example. It’s common, it’s treatable, and—when caught early—we can usually…
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Dissolvable vs. Permanent Sutures: What I Use and Why
As a plastic surgeon, I spend a lot of time thinking about stitches. It may seem simple, but the type of suture I choose can shape how a wound heals, how a scar looks, and how predictable the final result becomes. I wrote this guide because many patients ask why I select one technique over…
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Do Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Patients Have a Higher Risk of Surgical Wound Complications?
As a plastic surgeon, I sometimes meet patients with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) who ask whether their condition increases the risk of wound healing problems after surgery. It’s a thoughtful question—and one that science has recently explored in more detail. What Is Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome? Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome is a group of inherited conditions that affect the body’s…
