Fernando Cravioto

Using a technique built around anthropometric analysis, Fernando Cravioto created the “Técnica Première” for rhinoplasty and later expanded it into the “Técnica Première de Armonización Facial®.” At the clinic, he applies this structured approach to facial procedures aimed at achieving a natural-looking balance rather than standardized results. His practice in Mexico includes frontoplasty (forehead reduction) with repositioning of the hairline implantation line, as well as rhinoplasty techniques designed for refined, structurally solid outcomes. He also combines surgery with regenerative facial medicine—described as pairing a facelift with regenerative therapy to support texture, firmness, and recovery.

Education

• Graduated as a Medical Doctor — Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo.
• Specialty in Plastic Surgery, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery — Centro doctor “Lic. Adolfo López Mateos,” validated by Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México.

Work experience

• Private practice — Zafir Medical Center, Mexico City.

Clinical focus and techniques

Cravioto’s clinical focus is facial plastic surgery and aesthetic medicine, with an emphasis on individualized planning and proportion-based design.

• “Técnica Première” in rhinoplasty (nose reshaping) with an anthropometric “Diseño Facial Estratégico” concept.
• “Técnica Première de Armonización Facial®” for facial harmony using an anthropometric analysis framework.
• Frontoplasty (forehead reduction) that carefully repositions the hairline implantation line for a more harmonious upper third.
• Facelift combined with regenerative medicine to support facial rejuvenation, including skin texture and firmness.
• Exosome therapy for hair loss using exosomes derived from adipose stem cells (ASC), 2.5 mL.
• Strategic hyaluronic acid application in specific facial points for aesthetic medicine planning.
• Facial procedures discussed in his practice include bichectomy, mentoplasty, and alarplasty.
• Breast augmentation and regenerative approaches are also part of his treatment planning.

Professional societies and certifications

• Certified by the Mexican Board of Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery.
• Certified CMCPER.
• Member (titular) — Asociación Mexicana de Cirugía Plástica, Estética y Reconstructiva (AMCPER).
• Member — Colegio de Cirujanos Plásticos del Valle de México (CCPVM).
• Member — International Society of Aesthetic Surgery (ISAPS).
• Member — Medical Society of Hospital Ángeles de las Lomas (Someal…).

Courses and advanced training

• Not specified in the available evidence.

Awards and recognition

• Not specified in the available evidence.

For international patients, Cravioto’s consultations are structured around an initial conversation and a personalized facial diagnosis, with the stated goal of achieving an elegant, harmonious, and natural look. His clinic-based practice is in Mexico City at Zafir Medical Center, and he supports remote pre-planning through the clinic’s messaging link. The same philosophy is reflected in his approach: establish medical boundaries when a request could compromise harmony, safety, or health.