Dallas Surgical Arts Reviews
4.9 out of 5 stars based on 505 reviews on Google.
Madi Freeman · 5 out of 5 stars · a month ago
Im sure the rest of the staff our amazing too, but Demona, Alex, Bradon, Angela, and Jennifer are exceptional in my case! I have been coming to Dallas surgical arts for about five months now. I live four hours away, but they are the only people close to me with the V bean laser treatment.
Since I live four hours away, I always leave an hour early for traffic, but I often end up arriving 40-30 minutes early and they are always the best at accommodating me to help me get back on the road to home!
Unfortunately, I accidentally left two hours early today and this staff made rearranging my trip so effortless. They work together as a team so well and are so kind. Damona was quick to respond when I texted telling her my situation and she rescheduled my two appointments beautifully. Brandon jumped in to help accommodate also to do my vbeam earlier. Jennifer is just always amazing. And Alex made sure I got the best deals today at checkout.
If you were wondering which clinic to choose because they have similar services, I would pick Dallas surgical arts because of the team that come along with your treatment.
It is such a clean, well decorated, and calming environment. I always love my appointment days regardless of all the driving I have to do. And Jennifer has helped me transform my embarrassment from red/purple cheeks to confidence when I wear no makeup so if you struggle with rosacea, I recommend the V beam and Dallas surgical arts
Tracy Nguyen · 5 out of 5 stars · 3 weeks ago
Truly the best experience getting my orthognathic surgery. Dr. Randy Sanovich is a professional and makes sure you are comfortable and have all your questions answered. This was really a great experience for a life-changing surgery. He’s easy to work with and so are all of the staff. If I were to get surgery again, I’d come back to Dallas Surgical Arts.
Sydney Fesmire · 5 out of 5 stars · a month ago
Dr sanovich & his team are the best! Him & his entire staff, especially laura, are very friendly, caring, and kind & make you feel comfortable from start to finish. He did an incredible job & has great attention to detail. You can tell he cares about his patients & his work. 10/10 would recommend
Jared Dahl · 5 out of 5 stars · 3 months ago
Overall Rating: Highly Positive (essentially a white-glove experience)
Context: I am post-6 months jaw and nose surgery
Bottom Line: This was a life-changing investment that significantly improved my health and wellness, self-esteem, and professional confidence. I highly recommend Dr. Sanovich and his team if you are looking to have a rhinoplasty and / or jaw surgery.
Key Takeaways & Insights:
Impactful Patient Care - I had an initial consultation in 2022, but the timing was not right to pursue surgery because I was about to begin my MBA journey. Fast forward to 2024 when I graduated with my MBA and brought this conversation back up with Dr. Sanovich and his team - the team seamlessly picked up right where we left off. They treated me as an individual, not a case number, which made me feel much more comfortable in knowing I was making the right decision in pursuing DSA.
Life-Changing Results - My decision for surgery stems from sports-related injuries resulting in a serious deviated septum as well as jaw misalignment (I got hit in the face by many soccer balls and elbows). Correcting my nose was essential because I could only breathe out of one nostril. Fixing my jaw was more cosmetic, but also essential as it was tied to lower self-confidence that was inhibiting me in my life, both personal and professional. As my recovery continues, I'm already seeing the positive impact of this surgery across both my personal and professional life.
Thorough Preparation - The team's pre-surgery briefings were comprehensive and thoughtful, ensuring all my questions were answered. Knowing how big of an investment I was making (not only financial, but mental and cosmetic too), the team and their preparations reduced my anxiety weeks before the procedure.
My Advice: (as a consumer, I am not a doctor, so take my words accordingly)
1. Financial Investment
The Reality: The surgery is expensive, but it reflects a comprehensive package with months of pre-op planning, intense surgery, and dedicated post-op care.
Tip: DSA partners with the Cherry payment system, making it easy to structure flexible, comfortable payment plans based on what works best for you.
2. Timeline & Recovery Management
The Reality: Jaw surgery requires an intense recovery. Expect to be completely homebound for a solid two weeks, with a lengthy overall healing trajectory. So having someone available to nurse you, especially for the first two weeks after, is critical.
Tip: Look into short-term disability or medical leave as your company allows, if not plan to use some PTO days accordingly. I recommend scheduling around a big holiday or a time period you know work will be quieter. I scheduled my surgery for early December. This worked for me because in my work, December is a slower month with holidays and colleagues already taking off, so it allowed me to recover in a more restful state both physically and mentally knowing that nothing critical at work was going on.
3. Dietary Adjustments
The Reality: Your jaw will be banded shut for several days, restricting you to a liquid diet (i.e., for me a strict protein shake diet), which was challenging for me because I love food.
Tip: No major tip here because it is what it is, but all I will say is mental framing is everything. Just stick to the fact that you'll be eating your favorite meal with your new beautiful face soon enough.
4. Fitness
The Reality: Post-surgery, you are very limited when it comes to what you are allowed to do with fitness. Being an avid gym-goer and overall active human being, this was also incredibly challenging for me.
Tip: Again, unfortunately no major tip here because it is what it is. But as soon as you are cleared to go for walks, just start there, then soon enough you will be back in the gym. Again, mental framing is key.
Greg coward · 5 out of 5 stars · 5 months ago
Having Jaw surgery over a year ago, with moving the upper and lower jaw forward to help me breathe is not a surgery anyone wants but one i needed to have. Unfortunately this was the 2nd time In my life. Things change after 30 years. The surgery was not easy nor was it a fast recovery. However, the team from the office to the hospital surgery team always took time to care. As for Dr Sanovich, I may start to Cry on how well he helped me. I had a few complication with surgery and recovery. Dr Sanovich never stopped helping me recover. He even spent time talking to my wife, make sure she was ok and understood he would do everything it took to get me through the process. The whole team never stopped trying. Even a year later they still call and check on me. Surgery is just that, surgery. Everyone responds different but the response from the group taking care of you is what matters. I would suggest anyone take the time to let Dallas Surgical Arts be a part of your health solution if you are in need. Thank you for always making me feel loved and cared for. Greg
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About Dallas Surgical Arts
Dallas Surgical Arts is an oral and maxillofacial surgery practice in North Dallas that offers dental implants alongside a broader range of facial and jaw procedures. The practice is led by Dr. Randy Sanovich, who is dual board certified in oral and maxillofacial surgery and in facial cosmetic surgery, along with Dr. Daniel Sanovich. For patients missing one or more teeth, the team provides implant placement, bone grafting, socket preservation, and sinus lift procedures to prepare the jaw for a secure, natural feeling replacement tooth, as well as full arch options sometimes referred to as teeth in a day.
Because the practice combines oral surgery training with facial surgery experience, patients considering dental implants can also have related concerns such as jawbone loss, TMJ disorders, or wisdom teeth addressed by the same surgical team. The office uses non-opioid sedation options to help patients stay comfortable during implant surgery and other procedures. Patients in the Dallas area who want a single practice to evaluate their jawbone health, plan bone grafting if needed, and place the implant itself may find this consolidated approach convenient, though anyone considering treatment should confirm current location details and request a consultation to discuss their specific case.
Meet the Doctors
Dr. Randy R. Sanovich, DDS, is dual board certified as an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon and as a Facial Cosmetic Surgeon, and leads the surgical team at Dallas Surgical Arts. Dr. Daniel Sanovich, DDS, is also a board certified provider at the practice, specializing in oral and maxillofacial surgery, with the team together handling oral-maxillofacial, facial, and reconstructive procedures including dental implants.