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Best plastic surgeons in Atlanta, GA

Plastic surgeons in Atlanta, GA (8 trusted practices found • Average rating: 4.9/5 ) with outstanding reviews on Google Maps, specialized in private care and located near you. Here you can review detailed information, resolve common questions, and compare data to help you make the most informed decision for your health.

A trusted list of top-rated plastic surgeons in Atlanta, GA, verified by patient reviews

Randy Rudderman MD Plastic Surgery & Medical Spa

Randy Rudderman MD Plastic Surgery & Medical Spa

5.0 (256 patient reviews)
1110 W Peachtree St NW #820, Atlanta, GA 30309
(678) 566-7200

Services:

Breast augmentation facelift rhinoplasty body contouring skin rejuvenation

Expert plastic surgery and medical spa services offer personalized care, advanced techniques, and a compassionate team to enhance your natural beauty and confidence safely.

Plastic Surgery Group of Atlanta

Plastic Surgery Group of Atlanta

5.0 (253 patient reviews)
2710 Old Milton Pkwy Suite 175, Alpharetta, GA 30009
(404) 348-4456

Services:

Facelift Breast Augmentation Liposuction Tummy Tuck Injectable Treatments

Expert plastic surgeons deliver personalized surgical and non-surgical treatments for face, body, and breast enhancements, ensuring natural, long-lasting results tailored to your unique beauty.

Breast Body Beauty Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

Breast Body Beauty Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

5.0 (313 patient reviews)
1300 Hawthorne Ave SE, Smyrna, GA 30080
(678) 666-0755

Services:

Breast augmentation breast reconstruction body contouring tummy tuck facial rejuvenation

Expert plastic and reconstructive surgery specializing in breast and body contouring. Personalized care from a compassionate, experienced surgeon dedicated to patient comfort and exceptional results.

Muse Plastic Surgery | Dr. Wright A. Jones

Muse Plastic Surgery | Dr. Wright A. Jones

4.9 (387 patient reviews)
4310 Roswell Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30342
(404) 994-5937

Services:

Facelift Liposuction Breast Augmentation Rhinoplasty Injectables

Expert plastic surgery services offering natural, flattering results through a unique approach. Specializing in face, body, and breast procedures to enhance confidence and beauty safely.

Arslanian Plastic Surgery: Dr. Brian Arslanian

Arslanian Plastic Surgery: Dr. Brian Arslanian

4.9 (205 patient reviews)
1418 Dresden Dr #225, Brookhaven, GA 30319
(678) 894-9200

Services:

Body contouring Breast surgery Facial rejuvenation Reconstructive surgery Non-surgical aesthetic treatments

Expert plastic surgery services including body contouring, breast enhancement, facial rejuvenation, and reconstructive procedures, delivering natural results with advanced techniques and patient-centered care.

Marietta Plastic Surgery

Marietta Plastic Surgery

4.9 (950 patient reviews)
823 Campbell Hill St NW, Marietta, GA 30060
(678) 264-3984

Services:

Eyelid Surgery Breast Augmentation Liposuction Facelift Botox Injections

Expert plastic surgeons offer advanced surgical and non-surgical treatments for face, body, and breast enhancement, ensuring personalized care and outstanding aesthetic results.

Georgia Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

Georgia Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

4.9 (401 patient reviews)
2285 Asquith Ave SW #200, Marietta, GA 30008
(770) 464-5485

Services:

Body contouring Breast surgery Facial procedures Non-surgical treatments Male aesthetic procedures

Expert plastic surgery services offering advanced procedures including body contouring, breast and facial enhancements, and non-surgical treatments, ensuring personalized care and natural results for every patient.

Panacea Plastic Surgery

Panacea Plastic Surgery

4.9 (165 patient reviews)
901 Bernina Ave NE Unit 1, Atlanta, GA 30307
(770) 929-0634

Services:

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Plastic surgeons service prices in Atlanta

Service Price in Atlanta
Breast Augmentation $4,900–$8,900
Breast Lift $6,200–$11,500
Breast Reduction $7,200–$12,500
Tummy Tuck $7,000–$14,100
Liposuction $3,900–$10,800
Brazilian Butt Lift $7,700–$13,400
Rhinoplasty $6,900–$14,900
Facelift $10,600–$26,400
Eyelid Surgery $3,350–$7,700
Gynecomastia Surgery $4,800–$8,600

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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Easily locate plastic surgeons near your location in Atlanta, selected for the excellent ratings and reviews from their patients. Geographic proximity is key for regular and convenient medical follow-up.

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Average rating of 4.9/5 stars from 8 plastic surgeons in Atlanta, a score that reflects exceptional commitment to quality care and patient satisfaction.

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Plastic surgery in Atlanta: a guide for careful comparison shoppers

Atlanta's cosmetic surgery scene is busy, and social media drives much of it. Patients travel here from across the Southeast, and some Atlantans travel elsewhere in search of a lower price. Whichever way you are headed, the main question is what you would do if you had a problem a week later.

When you found the surgeon on social media

A strong following says little about surgical training. Videos tend to show the best-looking outcomes, not swelling, revisions or complications. Use social media to learn about style, then check credentials the same way you would for anyone else.

Before you message a clinic

Georgia credentials

The state medical board holds the licensing record. The Medical Association of Georgia is the statewide physician group, and it can offer background on the profession. Remember that "board certified" can refer to a variety of boards. ASPS points out that none recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties includes "cosmetic surgery" in its name.

If you travel for surgery

StageWhat to arrange
Before leavingMedical records, labs and a clear list of medicines
After surgeryA safe place to stay, and someone to help you for the first days
The trip homeWhen it is safe to fly or sit in a car for a long time
Back homeA local doctor who agrees to see you if needed

When the surgery is about cancer

Metro Atlanta also has a very different kind of plastic surgery patient: someone sent by an oncologist. Emory's Winship Cancer Institute calls itself Georgia's NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center. Wherever your cancer care takes place, ask early who the reconstructive surgeon will be, because that person may need to plan with your breast or head and neck surgeon before the first operation.

The Department of Labor's guide to the Women's Health and Cancer Rights Act spells out what most group plans must pay for after a mastectomy. If your plan covers mastectomies, it must also offer reconstruction, work on the other breast for symmetry and treatment for complications, in consultation with you and your doctor.

Questions that belong in the first week

  • Is reconstruction possible at the same time as my cancer surgery?
  • If I may need radiation, should we wait?
  • What is a realistic number of operations?
  • Can I choose not to reconstruct, and what would that look like?

Influencer posts rarely show this path, so do not measure yourself against them. A good reconstructive surgeon will show results from patients with similar treatment, and will talk honestly about what a reconstructed breast can and cannot feel like.

Your health and your results

The CDC estimates that 29.3% of Atlanta adults have obesity and 11.1% smoke. Weight changes can affect body contouring results, so ask whether your weight is stable enough. Stopping nicotine is also commonly requested, because it can interfere with healing.

The consultation

Results

  • Are these photos your own patients?
  • What outcome is realistic for my body?

Risk

  • What complications do you see the most?
  • When would you refuse this operation?

After

  • Who sees me after surgery?
  • Who answers the phone overnight?

Paying for it

Cosmetic work is generally not covered by insurance, so ask for a complete written price. ASPS notes that anesthesia, facility and follow-up costs can sit apart from the surgeon's fee. Ask about refunds, and read the rate and deadline on any medical credit card. For disputes, the Georgia Consumer Protection Division is a place to start.

What a listing here does and doesn't mean

It means a practice appeared in public Google Maps data and passed an editor's check for duplicates and category mistakes. It doesn't mean we checked a license or board, and reviews neither prove results nor rule out fakes. The category implies no specialty. This is general information.

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Atlanta plastic surgery questions

Can I trust a surgeon I found on Instagram?

Social media can show style, but it does not confirm training. Check the license and board certification, and meet the surgeon in person. Ask about complications and revisions, because posts rarely show them. Be careful with discounts offered through direct messages.

Is it safe to fly after cosmetic surgery?

Ask your surgeon, because long trips soon after surgery can raise the risk of blood clots and make it harder to get help. Timing depends on the procedure and your health. Plan your stay before you book, and ask about warning signs.

What if I need help after surgery in another city?

Ask your surgeon how follow-up would work, and find a local doctor before you go. Keep copies of your operative notes and medicines list. Go to an emergency room for chest pain, trouble breathing, heavy bleeding or a high fever.

Why does stable weight matter for body contouring?

Large changes in weight can affect your results, and some surgeons prefer you to reach a stable weight first. Ask how long it should be stable, and what would happen if you later lost or gained weight. Revisions may not be covered.

How do I check a doctor in Georgia?

Use the Georgia Composite Medical Board for license information. Then look up certification separately. Ask the clinic for the full name of the surgeon, as several doctors may work under one brand. Keep a copy of what you find.