James Ridgway, MD, FACS

To become a board certified, Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon like Dr. Ridgway one must complete an internship in General Surgery followed by a four year ACGME-approved residency in Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery. An award-winning physician with a career invested in humanitarian efforts, Dr. James M. Ridgway graduated with honors with undergraduate degrees in both fine art and biologic science.

Here at Ridgway Face & Aesthetic Center, we welcome all inquiries with open arms. If you are interested in booking a procedure, have any questions or concerns, or need additional information please feel free to call us! We are always delighted to shed light on any and all questions regarding surgical or non-surgical cosmetic procedures.

Our goal is to provide aesthetic and naturally balanced results through the most advanced and reliable surgical and non-surgical techniques. We are dedicated exclusively to surgery of the face and are committed to provide the highest standard of care and medical expertise.

Our team is dedicated to each individual as they move forward in their personal transformations and it is our privilege to offer compassionate and exacting care, one patient at a time.Any procedure, surgical or non-surgical, first begins with patient education. It is important to understand the unique characteristics of each face and how these features relate to the underlying facial anatomy.

Our near 4,000 square-foot newly constructed, state of the art facility is perfectly located in heart of Bellevue at the Overlake Medical Pavilion on the Overlake Medical Campus. The independent building provides ample private underground parking at no cost to our patients for the first hour.

Our modern facility has been designed and purpose-built from the ground up to be a safest and most advanced medical facility for plastic surgery in the region.We have dedicated ourselves to providing the most safe, advanced, and state-of-the-art technology that is complimented by our experienced and welcoming staff.

Nobel Prize laureate, physician and medical missionary, Albert Schweitzer advocated that each individual personally search and see if there is not some place where they may invest their humanity. In our modern, technologic, information age it does not take much time or effort to view the lives of those less fortunate than ourselves, and to be reminded of our own personal blessings in life.