Pediatric

Children’s facial differences require more than surgical expertise—they call for sensitivity, precision, and long-term planning. Pediatric oculofacial and craniofacial procedures focus on supporting healthy development, protecting vision, and preserving natural appearance.

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Craniofacial Reconstruction Congenital Eyelid Differences Congenital Nasolacrimal Duct Pathology Trauma & Scar Revision

Compassionate Expertise for Pediatric Facial and Eye Conditions

Dr. Allison Coombs brings advanced microsurgical skills and a thoughtful, age-appropriate approach to pediatric facial and eye conditions. As board-certified oculofacial plastic surgeon and ophthalmologist with specialized training in reconstructive care, she is uniquely qualified to address complex congenital and trauma-related issues in children with safety, empathy, and precision. Every treatment plan is tailored not only to the child’s condition but also to their growth, future function, and self-esteem.

Pediatric Reconstructive Procedures We Offer

Dr. Coombs treats a wide range of pediatric facial and periorbital conditions with techniques that respect developing anatomy while minimizing trauma and visible scarring. Surgical plans are personalized to each child’s unique needs, often in coordination with pediatricians or other specialists. Areas of focus include:

Craniofacial Reconstruction – Reconstructive surgery for congenital cranial or orbital abnormalities, performed with careful consideration for functional and aesthetic development.
Congenital Eyelid Differences – Correction of conditions like ptosis or coloboma that may interfere with eye protection, vision, or appearance.
Congenital Nasolacrimal Duct Pathology – Treatment of tear duct obstruction and abnormal tear drainage through minimally invasive or surgical techniques.
Trauma and Scar Revision – Repair of facial fractures, soft tissue injuries, or scarring from accidents, tailored to minimize long-term cosmetic and functional effects.

Dr. Allison V. Coombs

Why Choose Dr. Allison Coombs?

Dr. Coombs combines elite academic credentials with a deep dedication to thoughtful, individualized care. As a member of ASOPRS and the American Board of Ophthalmology, her training includes years of highly specialized work in microsurgery, pediatric oculoplastics, and craniofacial reconstruction. She understands the unique considerations of treating growing children—from surgical timing and techniques to emotional reassurance for both patients and parents.

She also leads with a boutique, high-touch model of care, ensuring that every family has time, support, and follow-up throughout their journey. Whether addressing a congenital condition or facial trauma, Dr. Coombs creates a space where families feel informed, supported, and confident in their child’s care.