Jourdan Carboy, MD

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Board-Eligible Surgeon Brings Advanced Facial Expertise and a Personalized Approach to Patient Care

Bend, OR – Dr. Jourdan Carboy, a board-eligible plastic surgeon, is making her mark in the field with a distinctive combination of surgical precision and artistic sensibility. A 2018 graduate of UT Southwestern Medical School in Dallas, she recently completed her integrated plastic surgery residency at Oregon Health and Science University in 2024. While proficient in procedures across the body, Dr. Carboy has developed a deep passion and specialization in facial surgery, with particular interest in facial rejuvenation, rhinoplasty, facial feminization, and craniofacial reconstruction.

Driven by a commitment to achieving natural, harmonious results, Dr. Carboy tailors each treatment plan to the unique goals of her patients. She is known for her collaborative approach, ensuring that every individual feels heard and empowered throughout their surgical journey. Her deep foundation in the visual arts—enhanced by her experience as a published medical illustrator—gives her an eye for aesthetic detail that enhances her technical skill in the operating room.

With a focus on facial procedures, Dr. Carboy applies her dual background in science and art to deliver refined outcomes that respect the integrity of each patient’s natural appearance. Her ability to balance function with beauty is at the core of her practice philosophy, allowing her to create transformative yet subtle results.

Outside of her medical work, Dr. Carboy enjoys an active lifestyle in Bend, Oregon. She spends her free time sewing custom workout apparel, enjoying the company of her husband, family, and dogs, and taking part in outdoor adventures like rock climbing and backcountry snowboarding. Her multifaceted talents and compassionate care position her as a rising leader in modern plastic surgery.

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