Jillian Schreiber, MD
Plastic surgery guided by anatomy, precision, and restraint.
Philosophy
Beauty is not created.
It is revealed.
The most successful aesthetic surgery begins with observation.
Every face possesses its own architecture—its own balance of structure, proportion, movement, and light. My role is not to impose a standard of beauty, but to understand those relationships and refine them with precision.
The goal is never to create a different face.
It is to reveal the strongest version of the one that already exists.
A Foundation in Aesthetic and Reconstructive Craniofacial Surgery
My approach to aesthetic surgery was shaped through years of advanced training in plastic and reconstructive surgery, followed by fellowship training in Craniofacial and Facial Aesthetic Surgery at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital.
Craniofacial surgery demands an exceptional understanding of facial anatomy, skeletal support, soft tissue relationships, and facial balance. That foundation continues to influence every rhinoplasty, facelift, eyelid procedure, and facial operation I perform.
Rather than applying a standardized approach, every operation is thoughtfully planned according to the individual patient's anatomy, goals, and long-term outcome.
Education & Training
Columbia University
Bachelor of Arts, Art History, Phi Beta Kappa
New York, NY
Albert Einstein College of Medicine / Yeshiva University
Doctor of Medicine
New York, NY
Montefiore Medical Center / Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Integrated Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Residency
Chief Resident
New York, NY
Harvard Medical School / Massachusetts General Hospital
Adult Aesthetic and Reconstructive Craniomaxillofacial Plastic Surgery Fellowship
Michael Yaremchuk, MD
Boston, MA
Preservation Rhinoplasty Masterclass
Barış Çakır, MD, Erhan Coşkun, MD, Valerio Finocchi, MD
Rome, Italy & Istanbul, Turkey
Credentials
Board Certification
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Diplomate, American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS)
Professional Memberships
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American Society of Plastic Surgery (ASPS) Active Member
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The American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) Active Member
Research & Innovation
Innovation has been a defining part of my career.
My research has been published in leading peer-reviewed plastic surgery journals, recognized nationally by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, and has led to the development of a United States patent for intraoperative three-dimensional surgical visualization technology.
Academic surgery and clinical practice are not separate pursuits. Every patient benefits from the same commitment to thoughtful analysis, continual refinement, and evidence-based surgical technique.
Academic Contributions
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Co-author, Grabb and Smith’s Plastic Surgery, 9th Edition
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Contributor, Operative Techniques in Plastic Surgery
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US Patent Holder
PATENTS
Inventor
Methods and Devices for Intraoperative Viewing of Patient 3D Surface Images
US PATENT Publication number US 12,333,660
Tepper OM, Schreiber JE, Colasante C, Issued 6/17/2025
The Practice
I founded Schreiber Plastic Surgery with a simple philosophy: to create a practice where every patient receives thoughtful, individualized care grounded in honesty, surgical precision, and respect for natural anatomy.
Every consultation begins by listening. Every operation begins with careful planning. Every recommendation is made with the goal of achieving results that are elegant, natural, and appropriate for the individual patient.
I believe exceptional plastic surgery is defined not by how much is changed, but by how thoughtfully each change is made.