Sulyman-Scott brings unusual perspective to the specialty. As a former registered nurse and a trained ENT surgeon, she approaches facial plastic surgery with an understanding of care that extends beyond the procedure itself. Compassion and empathy are not treated as secondary qualities, but as central to the patient experience.

The tone of the practice is one of warmth, attentiveness, and respect for individual goals, with aesthetic decisions guided by close listening as much as by surgical expertise. The work is defined by advanced facial plastic surgery techniques paired with a strong commitment to results that reflect each patient’s priorities. Rather than reducing care to a transactional cosmetic service, That Face Facial Plastic Surgery emphasizes thoughtful treatment and an extraordinary dedication to aesthetic outcomes.

The practice’s philosophy joins technical sophistication with human connection, creating an environment in which patients can expect both specialist skill and a genuinely supportive approach. Sulyman-Scott also occupies a rare place within the field as one of the few female African-American plastic surgeons practicing in the United States. That distinction adds to the singular identity of the practice, which is rooted in expertise, nuanced facial care, and a style of treatment that values trust as much as refinement.