The Mobley Foundation for Charitable Surgery
The Mobley Foundation for Charitable Surgery will provide otoplasty surgery (ear-pinning) to low-income school-aged children who are victims of bullying and who otherwise could not afford this operation.
Visit MobleyMD.org to learn more.



Face to Face: The National Domestic Violence Project
The AAFPRS works hand-in-hand with shelters nationwide in making sure that the individual is helped emotionally as well as physically. After the psychological healing has begun (with the help of professional counseling) and the victim is safely away from the violent relationship, surgery is performed to repair damaged facial features and to hopefully alleviate the painful memories of past abuse. Learn more about this program here.


Provider For The Fourth Street Clinic
Fourth Street Clinic is a nonprofit organization that works to end homelessness by providing comprehensive health care and support services to homeless Utahns. Visit the fourthstreetclinic.org for more information.

KSL News - Surgeon Healing Physical, Emotional Damage of Abuse Victims
At no cost, a Utah surgeon is repairing and restoring the faces of women battered by an abusive spouse. The service, part of a program called Face to Face, is helping many of these victims heal physically and psychologically from long-term abusive relationships. Read the full story here.





Deseret News - Saving Face: Surgery corrects vivid memories of abuse.
For years, Deb Dale carried the memory of domestic violence on her face. Every time she looked in the mirror, she saw it in her crooked nose. She felt it in each ragged breath she took, her airways obstructed by the damage from being punched and slapped. These days, she has a fresh outlook on life. She's breathing easier, living freer and looking better, she says, all because of a program called "Face to Face" and a man named Dr. Steven Mobley, a facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon at the University of Utah...Read the full story here



The Salt Lake Tribune - Cosmetic Surgeons Assist Abuse Victims:
It has been years since 26-year-old Tracey Soules has taken a clear, deep breath. Her nose was broken twice, once by her father , once by her boyfriend, she said. By the time she met University of Utah plastic surgeon Steven Mobley last month, her nose was so disfigured it would lie flat against her face if she touched it. "I couldn't breathe through it at all" Soules said Thursday...Read the full story here