Charlie Hilton, DO

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Get to know Cosmetic Surgeon Dr. Charlie Hilton, who serves patients in Lone Tree, Colorado.

A fellowship-trained cosmetic surgeon specializing in  aesthetic injections, Dr. Hilton is the Founder and CEO of Hilton Aesthetics in Lone Tree, Colorado. His areas of clinical interest include Botox / Dysport injections, lip fillers, facial fillers, cheek fillers, jawline sculpting, Kybella, skincare, and mole removals. 

With over 5 years of aesthetic injection experience, he looks forward to providing patients with the best aesthetic results possible. His goal in designing  his clinic is to create an inviting, relaxed atmosphere while focusing on results as his top priority. He prides himself in providing patients with “natural appearing” facial enhancements.

Growing up in a small country town in South Carolina, Dr. Hilton became the first in his family to attend college. He attended his dream school at Clemson University where he received his Bachelor of Science degree cum laude in Biological Sciences, and played football as a walk-on under legendary coach Tommy Bowden. He then attended the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine where he received his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree, and completed his residency in general surgery at Henry Ford Hospital in Michigan. 

Wanting to further his training, he completed a fellowship in general cosmetic surgery under the direct apprenticeship and tutelage of world-renowned cosmetic surgeons, Dr. Robert Jackson and Dr. Chris Lowery. His extensive training in cosmetic surgery allowed him to specialize  in breast augmentations,  abdominoplasties, facelifts,  blepharoplasties, brachioplasties, fat grafting, and liposuction but now focuses primarily on cosmetic facial injections.

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