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The Warner Institute Donates $2,500 to The Volunteer Center
Donated Funds Will Help the Center Provide Volunteer Opportunities for Over 165 Local and International Nonprofit Organizations

Leading aesthetic and reconstructive surgery practice The Warner Institute presented a check for $2,500 to The Volunteer Center at the practice’s Northfield Grand Opening on Friday, September 23. Helmed by plastic surgeon Jeremy Warner, MD FACS, the practice was celebrating its relocation from Winnetka to Northfield, Illinois, expanding its space to feature state-of-the-art operating spaces, new amenities and private recovery areas and more as its client base continues to grow.
In honor of the expansion, the practice announced it would donate 20% of all injection procedures performed during its first week to The Volunteer Center, which provides volunteer opportunities for over 165 local and abroad nonprofit organizations.
“I founded The Warner Institute not only to provide an exceptional experience for each person that walked through my doors, but because I had a vision of a company that was dedicated to doing good outside of the practice’s walls as well,” said Dr. Warner. “The Volunteer Center is an incredible group, and we’re proud to back their commitment to connecting volunteers with impactful nonprofit organizations and days of service.”
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“We’re so proud to have The Volunteer Center join us at this grand opening and share in the celebration,” said Brittany Warner, Chief Operating Officer and member of The Volunteer Center’s Board of Directors. “It’s thanks to our clients and staff that we’re able to support a cause that is near to my heart. I sincerely hope we continue to grow this partnership and its impact in the years to come.”
In 2021, Dr. Warner was honored by The Volunteer Center alongside four other distinguished community leaders as “Super Heroes” for his work as the director of Face The Future Foundation, which provides complementary reconstructive surgery to patients in Kathmandu, Nepal.
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In just five years, The Warner Institute has grown into a world-renowned practice in Chicago’s North Shore. In the new 4,000 square foot facility, the practice’s patient care space will more than triple in capacity, featuring enhanced clinical suites, a reception space with a workstation and beverage bar and a complete state-of-the-art operating suite, including an operating room and private recovery rooms.
Dr. Warner’s deep background specializing in facial plastics has made him a pioneer in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery, particularly when it comes to in-office procedures that traditionally are performed in operating rooms. Last year, he announced the launch of the State-of-the-art Warner Institute Facelift Technique (SWIFT Lift®), a now officially trademarked in-office face/necklift procedure that maintains the quality, safety and results of traditional face/necklifts while significantly reducing the average operating and recovery times.