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NextGenFace promotes education and public awareness of facial differences and supports families and patients with craniofacial conditions by identifying and collaborating with medical, surgical, dental, and psychosocial specialists.

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NextGenFace eases the tremendous burden placed on families with children with craniofacial conditions by assisting them in identifying a comprehensive and coordinated approach to treatment. The team confers with patients and their families to identify their unique medical, surgical, dental and psychosocial needs and then assists them in identifying the requisite experts.

Recent News

Giving Tuesday 2025 Featured Photo

Giving Tuesday 2025

This Giving Tuesday, Taina has partnered up with Rowan - the health-focused ear-piercing and jewelry company - to help us make a difference!

This 20-year-old neuroscience major is ready to sparkle her way through the holiday season! After several transformative surgeries with NextGenFace in 2020, she’s thrilled to be diving into her studies and embracing an exciting new chapter - one filled with confidence, joy, and endless possibilities.

Today, all proceeds from Taina's favorite style from Rowan’s holiday collection - the CZ Bow Huggies - will go directly to NGF. We're grateful to be a part of Taina's journey and the support from Rowan.

Let's come together this Giving Tuesday to spread love, hope, and support. Please click the Giving Tuesday 2025 link above to support NextGenFace. Thank you.
NextGenFace's Golf Outing 2025 Featured Photo

NextGenFace's Golf Outing 2025

It was a great day at the picturesque Rockaway Hunting Club, honoring Dr. Stephen Warren! Thanks to your golfers and guests, NGF raised over $100k to help individuals with craniofacial conditions.
NextGenFace Team Helps Amedy Dewey -who survived a horrific violent trauma. Featured Photo

NextGenFace Team Helps Amedy Dewey -who survived a horrific violent trauma.

"I Was Shot in the Face When I Was 18. Now, After 37 Surgeries, I'm Taking My First Real Bite of Food" -Exclusive with PEOPLE Magazine.

Amedy Dewey survived a horrific trauma when her stepfather shot her and killed her mother. Now, she wants to help others recognize when they're in danger. Please click the above link to read the entire inspiring story from PEOPLE Magazine.