Mona Stone
Meet the doctor
Oral and maxillofacial surgeon. Facial cosmetic surgeon. Founder of Stone Surgical Arts.
Known online as @drjawline, for the work that made her name: the jaw, the chin and the neck.
A surgeon's training. An artist's eye.
She sees the face the way a plastic surgeon does: reading proportion, balance, the way a jawline frames everything around it.
From the practice’s own description of her
The training
Where the hours were put in.
Reconstruction after trauma rebuilds a face to its own proportions from the bone outward. Cosmetic surgery asks the same question in a gentler register.
Before dental school
Biomedical engineering
A degree in biomedical engineering, which is why she plans in three dimensions and thinks about load and structure before skin.
Doctorate of Dental Surgery
University of Missouri–Kansas City
The dental degree an oral and maxillofacial surgeon builds on: the one surgical field that begins with the teeth and ends with the whole face.
Internship
Truman Medical Center
A year in a teaching hospital before the residency.
Residency
Broward General Medical Center, Fort Lauderdale
Oral and maxillofacial surgery across three Level 1 trauma centres, rebuilding faces that have been broken rather than refining ones that have not.
Attending surgeon
Baylor Medical Center, Grapevine and Irving. Methodist Hospital.
Full scope, since: maxillofacial pathology, dentoalveolar and implant surgery, reconstruction, microvascular surgery, trauma, and facial cosmetic surgery. Pinnacle Faculty, and KLS Martin IPS® certified for patient-specific implant planning.
The full scope of the specialty
Dr. Stone’s surgical approach
Her training shapes the way she plans each face.
Dr. Mona Stone’s background in biomedical engineering, facial reconstruction, and oral and maxillofacial surgery informs how she evaluates more than the feature a patient wants to change. She considers the relationship between bone, soft tissue, and facial proportions when discussing a treatment plan.
As a KLS Martin IPS®-certified surgeon, she has training in patient-specific implant planning. When an implant is appropriate, three-dimensional imaging can help guide a design suited to the patient’s anatomy. She brings that same attention to the structures of the jawline and neck when considering cosmetic procedures.
Beyond the practice
A public speaker, an activist, and a Formula 1 obsessive.
Dr. Stone cofounded Real Heroes Need Masks, a grassroots organisation that sourced PPE for medical staff through the pandemic. She is a public speaker and a philanthropist, the mother of two small children, an avid supporter of motor sport, and the surgeon behind “Dr. Jawline”.
- 01Cofounder, Real Heroes Need Masks
- 02D Magazine; CW33 Morning After; Kelley School of Business; McKelvey Engineering
- 03The vodcast “If They Can Do It”, and a YouTube channel
- 04English and Spanish spoken
In the media
She is asked about this work, not only for it.
Explore selected media coverage and community work featuring Dr. Stone.
- D MagazineMona Stone, D.D.S.
- CW33 Morning AfterDaylight saving and sleep: mitigating the lost hour (March 2021)
- Real Heroes Need MasksCofounder: PPE for medical professionals during COVID-19
- Kelley School of Business#RealHeroesNeedMasks mask-donation drive
- McKelvey EngineeringAlumni pitch in to the COVID-19 effort
The team she leads
Injectables, skin and the front desk, under her protocols and in her building.
Meet the teamYour next step
Your Confidence. Our Commitment.
Personalised care, advanced technique and beautiful, natural results, planned by the surgeon who performs them.
