Steven Mobley, MD

DeepPlane does not currently hold a confirmed board certification record for Dr. Mobley. The practice's website includes a dedicated Certifications and Credentials page and a Resume/CV page, and you can check any listed certification against the relevant board registry before booking.

The practice's website also lists sections titled National Lecturer, Medical Publications and The MobleyMD Foundation. DeepPlane has not independently confirmed the contents of those pages, so treat them as the practice's own account and ask about specific lectures or publications during a consultation.

Facial surgery is the clear focus of the practice, according to its published procedure list. Cosmetic offerings include facelift, neck lift, neck liposuction, brow and forehead lifting, upper and lower eyelid surgery, cheek surgery, chin implants, jawline enhancement, cosmetic fat transfer and otoplasty (ear reshaping) for adults and children.

Nasal surgery forms a second pillar of the practice's listed work. The website names rhinoplasty, revision rhinoplasty, functional nasal surgery, nostril stenosis surgery and forehead flap nasal reconstruction — a range that spans reconstructive as well as cosmetic care of the face.

A deep plane facelift is a form of rhytidectomy (the medical term for a facelift) that releases and lifts the SMAS (the muscle and connective-tissue layer beneath the skin) as one unit. Repositioning that deeper layer, rather than pulling skin tight, aims for natural-looking rejuvenation of the cheeks, jawline and neck.

The practice's website features a procedure it calls 3D Neck Rejuvenation alongside its facelift page. For many women in their late fifties and sixties, the neck and jawline are where facial aging shows first, so a combined plan for face and neck is a common topic in consultations.

Natural movement and expression are the usual goals of deep plane tissue repositioning. Because the lift is carried by deeper structures, the skin is typically closed without heavy tension, which many surgeons associate with softer scars and a result that avoids a pulled or windswept look.

Fat transfer is listed on the practice's website as a separate cosmetic procedure. In facial rejuvenation, surgeons often pair a lift with fat grafting, because lifting repositions tissue but does not replace the fullness lost with age in the cheeks or under the eyes.

Recovery after a deep plane facelift generally follows a staged path. Swelling and bruising are usually most visible in the first one to two weeks, many patients return to social activities around weeks three to four, and refinement continues for several months.

Out-of-town patients have a dedicated section on the practice's website, along with photography instructions for remote assessment and information on financing. Whether the practice accepts international patients is not on DeepPlane's record, so travelers from abroad should ask the practice directly.

Salt Lake City offers a calm, scenic setting for recovery, framed by the Wasatch Mountains and served by a major international airport. Patients considering a deep plane facelift in Utah can use this profile to compare Dr. Mobley's listed focus with other surgeons in the DeepPlane directory.

DeepPlane presents this profile as a starting point for research, not a substitute for a medical opinion. A one-on-one consultation remains the only reliable way to learn whether Dr. Steven Mobley's approach suits your anatomy, goals and timeline.