We are pleased to offer consultations at both our Memorial/Town & Country office and our Galleria/Post Oak office. Currently Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday are our patient consultation days with surgical procedures on Tuesday, Thursday, and most Fridays.

Dr. Hustak’s goal is to have your interactions with ACPS as seamless and comprehensive as possible. You will initially be greeted on the phone or online chat room by one of our patient care specialists, who will schedule your appointment and answer all of your preliminary questions. We are available to you 24 hours a day.

Dr. Hustak’s patient coordinator, Claire, will then contact you to ensure that you have all the information you need for your initial consult, finalize the time and location of your appointment, and give you an overview of the process. We will also provide an online link to enable you to complete your medical history prior to the appointment.

On the day of your consultation, you will be greeted by our lovely front office staff, offered a beverage, and as quickly as possible, escorted back to your consultation suite. Claire will meet you there and begin to get to know you and your family and your aesthetic and reconstructive goals. Dr. Hustak will then further discuss your desires and examine  you. A silk gown and comfortable atmosphere will ensure that you are pampered throughout your visit. Depending on the nature of the visit, measurements, photos, and implants can be used to demonstrate outcomes.

These initial consultations are scheduled for a comprehensive hour to allow enough time to answer all your questions and to enable you to feel confident in your decision. Dr. Hustak welcomes additional complimentary visits at your leisure to ensure that any further questions are answered. Patient education is a core value in Dr. Hustak’s practice, and you can be assured that the knowledge you gain during your visit(s) will be well worth your time.

“I strive to have your initial impression of ACPS to be one of comfort, prestige, and confidence that I can not only meet but exceed your goals and expectations. I can assure you that placing your trust in me will not be misplaced” Dr. Kristi Hustak

To schedule a consultation, click: https://www.kristihustakmd.com/contact-us/ or call 713-354-5145.

We look forward to meeting you!
Dr. Kristi Hustak

• Board Certified Plastic Surgeon by American Board of Plastic Surgery
• Best Aesthetic Practice in Texas by MyFaceMyBody, 2016
• Plastic Surgery Resident of the Year by UTMB – Galveston, 2013
• Dynamic Women in Houston by Modern Luxury Magazine, 2 times
• Texas Super Doctors- Rising Stars by Texas Monthly, 3 times
• Top Doctor by Houstonia Magazine, 2015, 2017
• Top Women in Business by H-Texas Magazine, 2015
• Top Women in Health & Beauty by H-Texas Magazine, 2 times
• Top Doctor by H-Texas Magazine, 3 times
• Over 10 Medical Publications & Presentations

Certification

Board Certified – American Board of Plastic Surgery, 2015

Education

B.S. – Medical Technology
Magna cum Laude with Distinction
September 2000 – June 2004
Graduate: The Ohio State University College of Medicine Columbus, OH Doctor of Medicine August 2004 – June 2008
Postgraduate: Resident – Plastic Surgery Residency Program The University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals Galveston, TX, July 2008 – 2014
Plastic Surgeon – The Aesthetic Center for Plastic Surgery

LICENSURE INFORMATION

Texas Medical Board Basic Postgraduate Training Permit: BP10032099
Texas Medical Board License: P9878 Exp 05/31/2016

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2003 – 2005, Research Assistant, Department of Pathology, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
Conducted experiments in a virology and immunopathology lab, Assisted with daily lab maintenance and presented at bi-monthly Journal clubs.
2003 – 2005, Student Intern, Parent Association, Department of Student Affairs, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
2000 – 2004, Planned numerous campus wide activities including Parent’s Weekend and Sib’s Weekend. Responsible for secretarial duties of the office including student payroll, answering 800 line fielding OSU parent complaints, ordering office supplies.

COMMITTEE RESPONSIBILITIES

2013-2014: President, UTMB Chief Resident Committee
2013-2014: Member, Graduate Medical Education Executive Committee
2013-2014: Member, GME Quality Improvement Committee
2013-2014: Member, GME External Training Site Committee
2013-2014: Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery Curriculum Development
2008-2011: Member, Chief Residents Committee Member at Large
2007–2008: Gold Humanism Honor Society, Co-Chair Leadership Initiative Committee, Student Rep Physician Development Steering Committee, Med 4 Rep Professionalism Committee, Student Rep Student Council
2006–2008: Plastic Surgery Interest Group
2005–2008 Latin American Native American Medical Association

MEMBERSHIP IN SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES

2014 – present, Texas Society of Plastic Surgeons, candidate member
2014 – present, American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, candidate member
2014 – present, Association of Women Surgeons
2008 – 2011, American College of Surgeons
2014 – present, American Society of Plastic Surgeons, candidate member
2014, University of Texas Medical Branch Resident of Year Nominee
2014, Outstanding Leadership Award, University of Texas Medical Branch
2013, UTMB Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Resident of the Year
2012, Singleton Surgical Society 1st place Clinical Research
2007, Gold Humanism Honor Society Clerkship Honors – Surgery Clerkship Laughlin-Craig Scholarship in Medicine
2006-2008, OSU Scholarship in Medicine, Wiseman Medical Scholarship
2004-2006, OSU Scholarship in Medicine
2004, School of Allied Medical Professions Award of Merit
2002, The National Dean’s List
2001, National Society of Collegiate Scholars Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Ea Sigma National Honor Societies
2000-2004, Minority Distinction Scholar

HONORABLE MENTIONS

06/2014, Recipient of the, “Golden Scalpel Outstanding Overall Surgical Resident 2014”

PRESENTATIONS

“Use of parascapular flaps for grade IV axillary burn scar contractures”
“The role of HSV-1 in modulating eh immune system through MHC Class II molecules”
The Committee on Institutional Cooperation, Iowa State University, 2004
“The role of herpes simplex type 1 protein ICP 34.5 in modulating major histocompatibility
complex type 2 proteins and endocytosis”
Denman Undergraduate Research Forum (Poster and presentation), 2004
“The role of HSV-1 ICP 34.5 protein in regulating MHC class II molecules”
School of Allied Medical Professionals Thesis Forum (Poster)m 2004

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCES

2014, D’Feet Breast Cancer Auction Gala Participant
2008-2010, UTMB Chief resident committee (member at large)
2007, Mt. Carmel traveling community outreach van volunteer
2006, SNMA Diabetes Screening, Prostate Screening
2005-2007, Office of Minority Affairs Mentorship Program Mentor
2005-2006, Medical Students for Kids (MS4K) Program
2005, Women in Science Day Panelist
2005, Group Leader, Incoming Student Orientation 2005 Columbus Free Clinic Volunteer

EXTRACURRICULAR

Sports: Water Skiing, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball.
Interest in beaded jewelry handcrafting using traditional Apache Native American techniques

Dr. Kristi Hustak specializes in cosmetic female genital rejuvenation, one of the fastest growing areas of cosmetic plastic surgery. No longer a taboo topic of conversation—more women are seeking options to improve the comfort and appearance of this region as well as nonsurgical and surgical treatments which enhance the enjoyment of intimacy.

As a female plastic surgeon and mother of two, Dr. Hustak brings a uniquely empathetic perspective to her role, allowing her to authentically connect with patients and understand their goals. Dr. Hustak says, “I understand what it’s like to face changes to the body after having a baby–the roller coaster of emotions that goes with this, and the diet and exercise woes so many of us experience to reclaim our bodies after all of this.”

Patients who choose Dr. Hustak appreciate not only her personal understanding of their goals but also the professional standards of excellence she upholds, as reflected in the prestigious honors she’s earned. Dr. Hustak has been named one of the top plastic surgeons in Houston in polls conducted by H Texas and Houstonia magazines. As a resident in the highly competitive plastic surgery program at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) in Galveston, Dr. Hustak received acclaim as the UTMB Plastic Surgery Resident of the Year, an honor her peers awarded her in 2013. She was named an Overall Outstanding UTMB resident of the Year nominee 2014, an accolade given to a select few out of 500 residents.

Dr. Hustak is extensively trained in the most current surgical and nonsurgical methods to achieve improvement of a broad range of the aesthetic concerns her patients express. Most of the cosmetic female genital rejuvenation procedures she offers do not require general anesthesia and patients can return home the same day. Below are some of the most common cosmetic female genital rejuvenation procedures Dr. Hustak performs:

Cosmetic vaginoplasty

The goal of cosmetic vaginoplasty is to restore tightness to the vaginal canal, which is often stretched in women who experienced vaginal childbirth, becoming increasingly more so with each vaginal birth a woman undergoes. Excess vaginal tissue lining is removed and, in some cases surrounding muscles are tightened with the goal to increase friction during intercourse to heighten pleasure.

Labiaplasty

This procedure encompasses procedures related to the labia minora (inner lips) and labia majora (outer lips). Some women desire labia contouring and/or reduction because they want to improve asymmetry, the fit of their tighter pants and swimwear, and/or they feel self-conscious during intimacy.

G-Spot Enhancement

The G-spot is a sensitive area of the anterior wall of the vagina that can be stimulated to arousal in some women. Enhancement of the G-spot is a simple office procedure in which a small amount of dermal filler, usually a hyaluronic-based product, is injected into a location that you and Dr. Hustak determine together at the time of your consultation is the area of maximum sensitivity for you. This is typically about 1-3 inches past the vaginal opening.

Monsplasty

Some women wish to reduce excess fullness of the mons pubis, which is the hair-bearing triangular region between the lower abdomen and vulva. While this area is typically addressed during a tummy tuck procedure, it can also be performed as an isolated procedure through liposuction to remove fat and or the excision of extra skin to restore a firmer, flatter contour. In other cases, women may want to add volume to a deflated mons, a goal that can be achieved through cosmetic injectables.

Labia Majora Volume Enhancement

Some women, particularly those who are post-menopausal due to normal hormonal changes and those who’ve undergone major weight loss, experience atrophy of the labia majora. The loss of cushioning in this area can make some activities physically uncomfortable such as riding horses, motorcycles, and sexual intimacy. Volume can be added through dermal hyaluronic acid fillers or through fat grafting, in which your own unwanted fat is removed from one area of the body through liposuction and then transferred to your labia majora or mons via small needles.

If you are interested in cosmetic female genital rejuvenation and would like to learn more about options for improvement, please contact our office to schedule a consultation with Dr. Hustak.