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Best plastic surgeons in Chicago, IL

Plastic surgeons in Chicago, IL (8 trusted practices found • Average rating: 4.8/5 ) 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 Chicago, IL, verified by patient reviews

Bloom Plastic Surgery

Bloom Plastic Surgery

5.0 (284 patient reviews)
1 E Delaware Pl Suite 501, Chicago, IL 60611
(312) 549-8691

Services:

Breast enhancement Body contouring Facial surgery and anti-aging Male plastic surgery Non-surgical injectable treatments

Expert plastic surgery services offer personalized breast, body, face, male, non-surgical, and reconstructive treatments with advanced techniques and compassionate care for natural, beautiful results.

Plastic Surgery Clinic of Chicago

Plastic Surgery Clinic of Chicago

5.0 (74 patient reviews)
737 N Michigan Ave Suite 1820, Chicago, IL 60611
(312) 819-5338

Services:

Rhinoplasty Facelift Breast Augmentation Body Contouring Reconstructive Surgery

Expert plastic surgery offering aesthetic, craniofacial, and reconstructive procedures with personalized care, natural results, and advanced techniques to enhance your confidence and well-being.

Dr. Otto Placik

Dr. Otto Placik

4.9 (142 patient reviews)
Located within Sisram Wellness Center, 215 N Peoria St Ste 100 #1, Chicago, IL 60607
(312) 787-5313

Services:

Breast augmentation breast lift liposuction tummy tuck labiaplasty

Expert double-board certified plastic surgeon offering advanced breast, body, face, and genital rejuvenation procedures with personalized care to achieve natural, beautiful, and lasting results.

Shifrin Plastic Surgery

Shifrin Plastic Surgery

4.9 (169 patient reviews)
2335 S Michigan Ave floor 2, Chicago, IL 60616
(312) 502-6200

Services:

Breast augmentation buttocks augmentation rhinoplasty tummy tuck liposuction

Expert plastic surgery offering personalized care and advanced techniques in breast, body, and facial procedures. Trusted by global patients for natural, precise, and compassionate results.

Chicago Cosmetic Surgery & Dermatology

Chicago Cosmetic Surgery & Dermatology

4.8 (1426 patient reviews)
515 N State St Ste 900, Chicago, IL 60654, USA
(312) 245-9965

Services:

Dermatology treatments Cosmetic injectables Body contouring Laser therapies Esthetician services

Expert dermatology and cosmetic surgery offering advanced skin treatments, body contouring, and aesthetic services with personalized care and cutting-edge technology for optimal patient results.

John Kim, MD, FACS

John Kim, MD, FACS

4.8 (199 patient reviews)
259 E Erie St Floor 20, Suite 2060, Chicago, IL 60611
(312) 694-0879

Services:

Breast augmentation breast reconstruction facelift liposuction Botox and cosmetic injectables

Expert plastic surgery offering natural, customized results with advanced techniques. Board-certified surgeon with extensive experience ensures patient safety and satisfaction in a world-class facility.

Chicago Breast & Body Aesthetics

Chicago Breast & Body Aesthetics

4.7 (239 patient reviews)
467 W Erie St, Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 846-1529

Services:

Breast Augmentation Brazilian Butt Lift Tummy Tuck Facelift Liposuction

Expert plastic surgeons offer advanced breast, body, and facial procedures with personalized care, cutting-edge techniques, and comprehensive consultations to help you achieve your aesthetic goals safely.

Michael Horn Plastic Surgery & Med Spa

Michael Horn Plastic Surgery & Med Spa

4.6 (298 patient reviews)
20 W Ontario St, Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 202-9000

Services:

Breast augmentation Facelift Tummy tuck Liposuction Botox and dermal fillers

Expert plastic surgery and med spa services offer personalized care with advanced techniques, ensuring natural results and comprehensive aesthetic solutions for all patient needs.

Plastic surgeons service prices in Chicago

Service Price in Chicago
Breast Augmentation $5,500–$10,100
Breast Lift $6,700–$12,300
Breast Reduction $7,700–$13,300
Tummy Tuck $8,000–$16,000
Liposuction $3,950–$10,900
Brazilian Butt Lift $8,200–$14,300
Rhinoplasty $7,200–$15,400
Facelift $11,000–$27,500
Eyelid Surgery $3,600–$8,200
Gynecomastia Surgery $5,100–$9,200

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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Plastic surgery in Chicago: a careful approach from consultation to recovery

Chicago's surgeons range from downtown cosmetic practices to reconstructive teams at large teaching hospitals. Winter is often busy for elective procedures, since coats and time at home make recovery easier to hide. But a calendar should never set your treatment plan.

Here is what to confirm before you commit, with some Illinois-specific checks.

Illinois checks

The state licenses physicians through the IDFPR license lookup, which shows the type of license, status and any disciplinary flag. The Chicago Medical Society is a long-standing local physician group that adds context but no guarantee. To check training in plastic surgery, use the American Board of Plastic Surgery's search.

Picking the right time of year

Plan around

  • Your workload and any travel
  • Childcare and help at home
  • Icy sidewalks, if mobility will be limited

Don't plan around

  • A sale that expires
  • An event two weeks from now
  • Pressure from a coordinator

Your health matters here too

The CDC estimates that 32.6% of Chicago adults have obesity and 11.9% smoke. Ask how each affects your risk of infection, blood clots or poor healing. Ask, too, whether you should see your primary care doctor before surgery. It is better to discover a heart or sleep problem before anesthesia than during it.

Burn and injury care in Cook County

For a serious burn or wound, a cosmetic practice is the wrong starting point. Cook County Health says that the Trauma, Burn and Rehabilitation Unit at John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital is one of the largest such departments in the nation, and that more than 400 patients were admitted in a recent year with thermal, chemical and electrical burns, soft tissue wounds and complex diseases.

Chicago winters also bring injuries that many people underestimate, such as space heater burns, frostbitten fingers and hot-water scalds in older buildings. Go in the same day for anything deep, for burns on the face, hands or joints, and for any burn on a small child or an older adult.

Once the wound has healed

  • Ask about scar massage and silicone.
  • Ask whether therapy could prevent stiffness.
  • Ask how long to wait before thinking about revision.

When to see a plastic surgeon

  • A scar limits movement.
  • Graft edges break down.
  • Itching and pain do not settle.
  • You are ready to discuss appearance.

Bring photos of the original wound, along with any hospital discharge notes. Those records can help a surgeon who sees you months later, and they may help if an insurer asks whether the procedure is reconstructive. Ask for those notes before you lose touch with the first hospital.

Questions by procedure

ProcedureWhat to knowAsk
Breast implantsThe FDA says they are not lifetime devicesWhat monitoring and replacement should I plan for?
Tummy tuckOften combined with other surgeryShould this be staged, and how do you prevent clots?
LiposuctionNot a substitute for weight lossHow much will you remove in one session?
FaceliftScars and swelling take time to settleWhen could I go back to work?

Where you will have surgery

Ask whether the facility is a hospital, a licensed ambulatory treatment center or an office, and who accredits it. ASPS safety advice favors accredited, state-licensed or Medicare-certified settings. Ask which hospital would take you in an emergency, and how the transfer would work in city traffic.

Costs and disputes

Ask for one written total, including anesthesia, facility and follow-up, since ASPS warns that the surgeon's fee is only one part. Check the refund terms. For concerns about a physician, IDFPR takes complaints. For a dispute about money or advertising, the Illinois Attorney General can help.

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Chicago patients ask about plastic surgery

Is winter really a better time for cosmetic surgery?

Many people like it because clothing and time off can make recovery more private, but medical readiness matters more. Choose a date when you can rest, have help and attend follow-up visits. Do not rush because of a seasonal offer.

How do I look up a surgeon in Illinois?

Use the IDFPR license lookup and read the license type and status. Check for any discipline, then look up certification separately. Ask for the full name of the doctor who will operate, rather than searching only for the practice.

Do breast implants need to be replaced?

They are not lifetime devices, according to the FDA, and the chance of complications rises with time. You might need more surgery at some point. Ask what monitoring is recommended, and include possible future costs in your budget.

Is liposuction a way to lose weight?

No. It is designed to change body shape in specific areas, rather than treat overall weight. Ask whether your weight is stable and what results are realistic. Your surgeon should explain the limits and discuss safe amounts for one session.

Who takes complaints about Illinois doctors?

The state licensing agency handles concerns about licensed physicians, and it has a complaint process. Keep your records, photos and bills. For billing or advertising disputes, you can also contact the Illinois Attorney General consumer protection office.