Han Zhuang Beh MD

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Empowering Children Across Texas and Beyond to Reach Their Fullest Potential

Dr. Han Zhuang Beh is a highly skilled Craniofacial, Cleft & Pediatric Plastic Surgeon with Cook Children’s Pediatric Plastic Surgery in Fort Worth, Texas. He brings a wealth of experience and a unique personal journey to his role, dedicated to providing exceptional care to children with craniofacial and other congenital conditions.

Dr. Beh’s impressive educational background began in Malaysia and led him across the United States, culminating in a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology from Texas Tech University, where he graduated with a perfect 4.0 GPA. He earned his Medical Doctorate from the University of Texas Medical Branch and completed his residency in plastic surgery at St. Louis University. He further honed his expertise with a fellowship in craniofacial and pediatric plastic surgery at Texas Children’s Hospital and has chosen to stay in Texas to serve the children of his adoptive home.

With a broad array of services including cleft lip and palate surgery, craniofacial surgery, ear reconstruction, and more, Dr. Beh is passionate about the surgical innovation and problem-solving that characterize his field. He believes in creating individualized treatment plans tailored to the unique needs of each patient, fostering long-term relationships as they transition into adulthood. 

While Dr. Beh is trained to operate from head to toe, he has particular interest in the head and face. In this area, he is able to combine his artistic vision with precise surgical techniques to achieve optimal results. Dr. Beh is also an advocate for integrating cutting-edge technology into his practice. He utilizes virtual surgical planning to simulate complex procedures, creating custom 3D models and guides that enhance surgical accuracy and minimize time spent under anesthesia, ultimately improving patient outcomes.

As an active member of the American Cleft Palate and Craniofacial Association, the American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons, and the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, Dr. Beh remains engaged with the latest advancements in his field.

Outside of his professional commitments, he values his role as a father to a lively toddler, which enriches his understanding of the day-to-day challenges families face. He strives to make the treatment process as seamless as possible, taking into account the needs and concerns of both children and their parents.

In his personal time, Dr. Beh enjoys spending time with his family, cooking and eating, traveling, particularly to explore new places, and going on snowboarding trips in the winter. He looks forward to becoming an integral part of the Fort Worth community and making a positive impact on the lives of his patients.

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