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Best plastic surgeons in Austin, TX

Plastic surgeons in Austin, TX (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 Austin, TX, verified by patient reviews

Austin Cosmetic Surgery: Dr. Michelle Cabret & Dr. Kimberly Prock

Austin Cosmetic Surgery: Dr. Michelle Cabret & Dr. Kimberly Prock

5.0 (94 patient reviews)
3102 Ranch Rd 620 S, Austin, TX 78738
(512) 861-6087

Services:

Facelift Breast Augmentation Tummy Tuck Liposuction Rhinoplasty

Expert plastic surgeons provide advanced surgical and non-surgical procedures for face, breast, and body, delivering personalized care and transformative results to enhance your natural beauty.

Austin Plastic Surgery Institute and Skincare Clinic

Austin Plastic Surgery Institute and Skincare Clinic

4.9 (252 patient reviews)
4701 Bee Caves Rd STE 202, Austin, TX 78746
(512) 920-6078

Services:

Breast augmentation body contouring facelift and facial surgery injectables and dermal fillers laser skin resurfacing

Expert plastic surgeons provide personalized surgical and non-surgical treatments, combining advanced technology with compassionate care to enhance your natural beauty safely and effectively.

Andrew P. Trussler, MD

Andrew P. Trussler, MD

4.9 (214 patient reviews)
5656 Bee Caves Rd J-200, Austin, TX 78746
(512) 450-1077

Services:

Facelift Breast Augmentation Brazilian Butt Lift Rhinoplasty Mommy Makeover

Expert plastic surgery services offering personalized cosmetic and reconstructive procedures with advanced techniques to enhance your natural beauty and restore function safely and effectively.

Facial Plastic Surgery of Austin

Facial Plastic Surgery of Austin

4.9 (279 patient reviews)
11007 Ranch to Market Rd 2222, Austin, TX 78730
(512) 831-5397

Services:

Extended Deep Plane Facelift Neck Lift Rhinoplasty Eyelid and Brow Lift Lip Augmentation

Expert facial plastic surgery offering advanced facelifts, neck lifts, and non-surgical treatments. Personalized care enhances natural beauty, boosting confidence with proven, minimally invasive and surgical solutions.

Restora Austin Plastic Surgery Centre

Restora Austin Plastic Surgery Centre

4.8 (129 patient reviews)
901 W 38th St #401, Austin, TX 78705
(512) 371-8817

Services:

Breast augmentation liposuction tummy tuck rhinoplasty hair restoration

Expert plastic surgery services offering personalized care, advanced techniques, and compassionate guidance to enhance your appearance with privacy and comfort in a trusted medical environment.

Austin Plastic Surgeon: Johnny Franco, MD

Austin Plastic Surgeon: Johnny Franco, MD

4.8 (155 patient reviews)
10622 Burnet Rd #100, Austin, TX 78758
(512) 334-9917

Services:

Facelift Breast Augmentation Brazilian Butt Lift Liposuction Rhinoplasty

Expert plastic surgery offering personalized face, breast, and body procedures with cutting-edge techniques, compassionate care, and comprehensive wellness services for optimal patient outcomes.

Westlake Plastic Surgery

Westlake Plastic Surgery

4.8 (115 patient reviews)
4407 Bee Caves Rd #303, Austin, TX 78746
(512) 732-0732

Services:

Breast Augmentation Mommy Makeover Rhinoplasty Tummy Tuck Dermal Fillers

Expert plastic surgery services including breast, body, and facial procedures, led by a board-certified surgeon with over 30 years of experience ensuring personalized, safe, and effective results.

Austin Plastic Surgeon

Austin Plastic Surgeon

4.7 (345 patient reviews)
10622 Burnet Rd #100, Austin, TX 78758
(512) 334-9917

Services:

Rhinoplasty Breast Augmentation Brazilian Butt Lift Facelift & Neck Lift Liposuction

Expert plastic surgery services offer transformative face, breast, and body procedures with advanced techniques, personalized care, and comprehensive non-invasive treatments for optimal patient results.

Plastic surgeons service prices in Austin

Service Price in Austin
Breast Augmentation $5,900–$10,700
Breast Lift $6,800–$12,500
Breast Reduction $7,800–$13,600
Tummy Tuck $7,800–$15,600
Liposuction $4,150–$11,500
Brazilian Butt Lift $8,300–$14,600
Rhinoplasty $7,300–$15,600
Facelift $10,900–$27,200
Eyelid Surgery $3,650–$8,300
Gynecomastia Surgery $5,200–$9,400

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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Thinking about plastic surgery in Austin? Start with timing and goals

Austin is young and health-conscious, with the CDC estimating that only 9.4% of adults smoke. Many people come in for body contouring after weight loss or pregnancy, or for early facial treatments. In either case, timing can matter as much as technique.

This guide helps you decide whether this is the right moment, and how to pick someone who will tell you if it isn't.

Is now the right time?

SituationAsk the surgeon
After major weight lossHow stable should my weight be, and do I need nutrition labs first?
After pregnancyShould I wait until I finish having children or stop breastfeeding?
On GLP-1 weight-loss medicineDo I need to pause it before anesthesia, and what about nutrition?
In your 20s or 30sWhat would happen if I waited, and could a smaller step help?
Before a big eventIs there enough time to heal, including for a possible complication?

Do you need surgery at all?

Injectables, skin treatments and weight changes may cover part of what you want, so it is worth asking. Equally, a surgeon may tell you surgery will do more than repeated minor treatments. If you do choose injectables, the FDA warns about unapproved botulinum toxin, and it says filler can cause serious harm if it enters a blood vessel. Make sure a qualified clinician is in charge.

Verifying your surgeon

  1. Texas license

    Look up the physician on the Texas Medical Board site.

  2. Certification

    Check the American Board of Plastic Surgery, then Certification Matters.

  3. Local safety net

    Central Health is the Travis County hospital district, which may be worth a call if you need reconstructive care and have limited means.

Children, clefts and flat heads

Parents may need a very different kind of plastic surgeon from the ones in glossy local ads. Dell Children's says it has the only cleft lip and palate program in Austin approved by the American Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association. Its page also describes working with the fetal care team before delivery when a problem is found during pregnancy.

When a cleft is diagnosed, the plan usually unfolds over years. Feeding comes first, surgery follows, and speech, hearing and dental care run on through adolescence. A coordinated team saves a family from assembling those pieces on its own.

  1. Before birth

    Ask your obstetrician for a referral so that you can meet the team and talk about feeding.

  2. First year

    Ask what is planned, in what order, and how soon the first repair is likely.

  3. School years

    Ask who tracks speech, ear infections and tooth development between surgeries.

  4. Teen years

    Ask whether jaw or nose work is still expected, and who will take over once your child reaches adulthood.

Check your plan as soon as you know a referral is coming. Hospital-based teams often bill several specialties separately, so ask whether each is in network and whether Texas Medicaid or CHIP has its own process for approval.

Getting back to running, biking and work

Active people often underestimate recovery. Ask when you can walk, drive, run, lift and swim, and what could set healing back. Ask what you can do in the first two weeks if you work at a desk or from home, and when you could safely go back to a physical job.

What the price should show

A complete quote includes the surgeon's fee, anesthesia, the facility, garments and any follow-up. ASPS says the surgeon's fee is only part of it. Ask how much you would pay for revisions, and how the Texas rules on office-based anesthesia apply if the operation is in an office.

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Austin plastic surgery questions

Can I have surgery if I am taking a GLP-1 medicine?

Tell your surgeon and anesthesia provider, because these medicines can affect anesthesia planning and nutrition. Do not stop on your own. Ask whether you should pause the drug, when, and how recent weight loss could affect your results and healing.

How long after pregnancy should I wait for a mommy makeover?

Ask your surgeon, because the answer depends on healing, breastfeeding and whether you plan more children. Pregnancy after surgery can change the results. Ask what waiting would gain you, and whether staging separate procedures would make recovery easier.

When can I exercise after surgery?

It depends on your procedure, and your surgeon should give you a timeline for walking, running, lifting and swimming. Going back too soon can cause bleeding or swelling. Ask what warning signs mean you should stop and call.

Is it better to get fillers before considering a facelift?

Not always. Fillers can help volume, but they do not lift loose skin in the way surgery can, and they carry their own risks. Ask a qualified clinician to explain what each would do for your face, and what it would cost over time.

Should I choose a surgeon near home?

Being close helps with follow-up, especially in the first weeks. It may be worth traveling for a specific need, but plan how you would handle a complication. Ask how many visits are expected, and when you could be seen urgently.