World Class Aesthetic & Reconstructive Surgery Practice, Industry Leading Education Provider & Ongoing Global Service Outreach

Dr. Jeremy Warner is the founder and President of the Warner Institute. His vision was to create an organization that stands for the field’s highest values. Each part of the Warner Institute comes together to connect these values of Surgical Excellence, Education & Mentorship and Global Service Outreach. Each foundational element of the institute gives back to the other and forms the heart of the organization around the highest industry and human standards. Our mission is to provide our patients with the best results and care available anywhere in the world. Give to the future surgeons of the field with education and hands on experience and leave it better than we received it. And contribute to people around the globe that aren’t fortunate enough to have easy access to world class surgical teams. Dr. Warner is the Fellowship Director for the Warner Institute and provides comprehensive care in all areas of plastic surgery, specializing in facial plastic surgery procedures. He serves as President of the Warner Institute, Director and Founder of the Chicago Rhinoplasty Symposium, serves as Mission Director of the Nepal Surgical and Medical Mission under the Face the Future Foundation.

World Class Aesthetic & Reconstructive Surgery Practice

Jeremy Warner, MD FACS is a private practice physician in the northshore suburbs of Chicago. He is on staff with the University of Chicago Section of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. Dr. Warner is double board certified by both the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. Dr. Warner performs both surgical and non-surgical cosmetic facial procedures including Facelift, Necklift, Otoplasty (ear reshaping), Botox®, Fillers, Blepharoplasty (eyelid lift), Hair Restoration, Chin Implants, Liposuction, Fat Injections, and Browlift. He also performs reconstructive facial procedures including Facial Reconstruction, Reconstruction after Mohs Surgery, Facial Reconstruction for Facial Paralysis, and also general body contouring procedures upon request. His patients come from all over the U.S. and abroad. He has been featured on ABC News for his state-of-the-art facial surgery and his research has been featured on ABCnews, CBSnews, Toronto Sun, Chicago Tribune, Business Week, Bloomberg, LA Times, Baltimore Sun, US News, Washington Post, and the Doctors Lounge.

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Industry Leading Education Provider

Warner Institute has a Fellowship Training Program. A “fellowship” is the highest level of training that a physician can receive in their careers. The training goes: college, then medical school, then residency training, then fellowship. The first three training steps are mandatory to practice medicine in the US. The fellowship year is elective, and is a highly specialized training year. Given my unique area of expertise and volume of surgery that I do, we have established a fellowship program for Facial Aesthetic & Reconstructive Surgery. We train surgeons in complex surgeries related to the head and neck, particularly nose surgery and facial surgery. A pool of potential fellow applicants is reviewed each year, and one person is selected for this coveted position. The fellow is joined at the hip with Dr. Warner throughout the fellowship year to learn how to evaluate patients, surgically treat patients, office procedures, cosmetic procedures, reconstructive procedures, traveling with us on our mission trip to Nepal to join that experience, and to learn the business of running a surgical practice.

Dr. Warner has publications in many areas of plastic surgery, including articles on facial rejuvenation, rhinoplasty, and abdominoplasty (tummy tuck). He has been published in multiple major plastic surgery textbooks and presented numerous lectures at local, national, and international meetings. Above all, he spends time writing and lecturing because he is committed to providing his patients with the most current state of care in addition to teaching the next generation of plastic surgeons.