Hey , I’m Abdulaziz Asiry – Consultant Plastic Reconstructive
Microsurgery and Hand Surgeon Assistant Professor King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences – Jeddah . King Abdulaziz Medical City
Currently, Dr. Asiry serves as an Assistant Professor at King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences – Jeddah and as a Consultant at King Abdulaziz Medical City, National Guard Hospital. He also serves as a visiting physician in multiple cities across Saudi Arabia, reflecting the breadth of his expertise and the trust he has earned nationwide.
Fluent in Arabic, French, and English, Dr. Asiry views medicine as both a science and an art—requiring precision, empathy, and a refined aesthetic sense. Beyond his surgical skill, he is passionate about travel, Arabic calligraphy, visual arts, and sculpture—passions that inspire the unique personal touch he brings to every procedure.
Consultant in Plastic, Reconstructive, and Hand Surgery
Assistant Professor, King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences – Jeddah
Dr. Abdulaziz Asiry is a distinguished plastic and reconstructive surgeon whose journey began in Jeddah. He graduated with honors from King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences – National Guard in Riyadh, earning a faculty appointment as a teaching assistant at the university’s Jeddah branch.
Pursuing advanced specialization, Dr. Asiry moved to France where he completed intensive training in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Toulouse III University (Paul Sabatier). Over seven years, he immersed himself in both clinical practice and academic study, becoming fluent in French and earning multiple prestigious qualifications, including:
Currently, Dr. Asiry serves as an Assistant Professor at King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences – Jeddah and as a Consultant at King Abdulaziz Medical City, National Guard Hospital. He also serves as a visiting physician in multiple cities across Saudi Arabia, reflecting the breadth of his expertise and the trust he has earned nationwide.
Fluent in Arabic, French, and English, Dr. Asiry views medicine as both a science and an art—requiring precision, empathy, and a refined aesthetic sense. Beyond his surgical skill, he is passionate about travel, Arabic calligraphy, visual arts, and sculpture—passions that inspire the unique personal touch he brings to every procedure.
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Over 10 years of clinical experience
Worked in 8 hospitals
Successful Operations
Internationally recognized certifications.
This section covers liposuction for face, chin, back, and abdomen. Dr. Abdulaziz Asiry explains surgical details, safety tips, and recovery guidelines.
This section focuses on tummy tuck surgeries and abdominal contouring for patients with excess skin, muscle laxity, or fat accumulation. Dr. Abdulaziz Asiry explains techniques, recovery strategy, and FAQs for both men and women seeking a tighter, more defined abdomen.
This section features a variety of hand surgery topics by Dr. Abdulaziz Asiry, including trigger finger, carpal tunnel, tendon repair, and microsurgery.
This section includes a variety of facial surgeries and cosmetic procedures performed by Dr. Abdulaziz Asiry, offering insight into techniques and patient transformations.
This section presents a curated selection of videos covering breast surgeries supervised by Dr. Abdulaziz Asiry. The videos explain the surgical procedures, treatment indications, postoperative follow-up steps, and safety tips to ensure safe and natural results.
This section covers surgeries related to arm liposuction and arm lift (Brachioplasty). Dr. Abdulaziz Asiry explains the surgical steps, skin-tightening techniques, and postoperative care tips to ensure safe and aesthetic results.
Answers to the most common questions about cosmetic procedures and treatments.
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The ideal procedure depends on your body shape, skin quality, fat distribution and personal goals. A detailed consultation helps determine whether liposuction, skin tightening, abdominoplasty or a combination of procedures would provide the most appropriate result.
Liposuction is generally designed to improve localized fat deposits, while a tummy tuck may be considered when excess skin or abdominal laxity is also present. The best option depends on your individual anatomy and expectations.
In selected patients, more than one area may be addressed during the same operation. The decision is based on the extent of treatment, general health and overall surgical safety rather than simply the number of areas requested.
Any surgical incision will leave a scar, but incisions are planned as carefully as possible to make them less noticeable. Scar appearance usually changes and matures over time and varies from one patient to another.
Improvement can often be noticed early, but swelling gradually settles as healing progresses. The final contour develops over time and the recovery period varies depending on the type and extent of surgery.
No. Many hand conditions can initially be managed with medication, splinting, therapy, injections or activity modification. Surgery is considered when appropriate according to the diagnosis, severity of symptoms and effect on hand function.
The goal of reconstructive hand surgery is to achieve the best possible recovery of movement, sensation and function. The expected improvement depends on the type and severity of the injury, timing of treatment and postoperative rehabilitation.
Surgery may be considered when symptoms persist despite appropriate conservative treatment, interfere significantly with daily activities, or when there is concern about progressive nerve or functional impairment. The decision is made after clinical evaluation.
Yes. In many hand procedures, rehabilitation is an important part of recovery. A structured therapy plan can help restore movement, strength and function while protecting the repaired tissues during healing.
Return to work varies according to the procedure and the physical demands of your job. Office activities may resume earlier than heavy manual work, and your surgeon will provide an individualized timeline based on your recovery.
Botulinum toxin and dermal fillers address different concerns. Botulinum toxin is commonly used for expression-related lines, while fillers may restore volume or enhance facial contours. A facial assessment helps determine which treatment—or combination—is most suitable.
Yes—the objective should be facial balance and subtle enhancement rather than changing your identity. Treatment is planned according to your anatomy, proportions and facial movement to achieve a refined and natural-looking result.
No. Every face has different proportions, muscle activity and volume distribution. For this reason, injection points and amounts should be individualized rather than following the same standard pattern for every patient.
Results are temporary and their duration varies depending on the product, treatment area, dose and individual factors. Follow-up treatments can be planned when the effects gradually begin to diminish. Botulinum toxin itself is a temporary treatment.
No medical procedure is completely risk-free. Temporary redness, bruising or swelling can occur, and less common complications are possible, which is why proper assessment, technique and knowledge of facial anatomy are important.
The objective of well-planned facial surgery is usually to improve specific concerns while preserving the patient’s individual identity. Surgical planning considers facial proportions, anatomy, age and the changes you personally wish to address.
A natural result depends on choosing the appropriate procedure and avoiding unnecessary overcorrection. The aim is often for the face to appear refreshed and balanced rather than noticeably “operated on.”
Incisions are planned according to the specific operation and are generally positioned within natural folds, creases, hairlines or other less conspicuous areas whenever possible. For example, eyelid surgery incisions are designed to blend with natural eyelid structures.In selected patients, more than one area may be addressed during the same operation. The decision is based on the extent of treatment, general health and overall surgical safety rather than simply the number of areas requested.
In selected patients, eyelid surgery may address excess tissue around the eyelids and can sometimes have a functional benefit when that tissue interferes with vision. Whether this applies depends on the individual’s examination.
Recovery depends on the procedure performed. Swelling and bruising are common during the early healing period and gradually improve, while the final result continues to refine as tissues settle.
Surgery may be considered when a burn scar causes significant tightness, restricted movement, discomfort, deformity or an appearance that may benefit from reconstruction. The timing and technique depend on the maturity and characteristics of the scar.
Yes, reconstructive treatment may be designed not only to improve the appearance of a scar but also to release scar contractures that restrict movement. The achievable improvement depends on the location, depth and extent of the scar.
Treatment is individualized and may include scar revision, contracture release, skin grafting, local tissue rearrangement, tissue expansion or other reconstructive techniques. The appropriate option depends on the characteristics and functional impact of the scar.
Some scars can be addressed with a single procedure, while more complex burn deformities may require treatment in stages. A reconstructive plan is developed according to the affected area and the goals of treatment.
For scars that affect movement, rehabilitation can be an important part of treatment. Follow-up care is planned to protect healing tissues, maintain mobility and help achieve the best possible functional result.
Driven by a passion for aesthetic excellence, Dr. Abdulaziz Asiry specializes in body sculpting, facial enhancements, and cosmetic injectables, committed to natural-looking results and the highest standards of patient care.
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