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Best plastic surgeons in Cleveland, OH

Plastic surgeons in Cleveland, OH (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 Cleveland, OH, verified by patient reviews

The Art Of Plastic Surgery: Gregory M. Fedele, MD

The Art Of Plastic Surgery: Gregory M. Fedele, MD

5.0 (137 patient reviews)
25201 Chagrin Blvd # 180, Beachwood, OH 44122
(216) 464-1616

Services:

Breast augmentation Liposuction Tummy tuck Facelift Rhinoplasty

Expert plastic surgery blending advanced techniques and artistic vision, offering personalized breast, body, and facial procedures in a caring, state-of-the-art environment for optimal results.

Totonchi Plastic Surgery

Totonchi Plastic Surgery

5.0 (75 patient reviews)
2500 Metrohealth Dr, Cleveland, OH 44109
(440) 461-7999

Services:

Rhinoplasty Facelift Breast Augmentation Abdominoplasty Botox and Non-Surgical Facial Treatments

Expert plastic surgery services offer advanced surgical and non-surgical facial, body, and craniofacial procedures, personalized care, and innovative treatments to enhance your natural beauty safely.

Jason Leedy MD: Cleveland Plastic Surgery Institute

Jason Leedy MD: Cleveland Plastic Surgery Institute

4.9 (598 patient reviews)
2060 Lander Rd, Mayfield Heights, OH 44124
(440) 461-6100

Services:

Tummy tuck Liposuction Brazilian Butt Lift Breast augmentation Facelift

Expert plastic surgeons offer advanced body, breast, face, and med spa treatments in a trusted, patient-focused Cleveland facility, delivering personalized care and transformative results.

The Cosmetic Surgery Center

The Cosmetic Surgery Center

4.9 (492 patient reviews)
5005 Rockside Rd Suite 900, Independence, OH 44131
(216) 264-8100

Services:

Breast augmentation Facelift Liposuction Brazilian butt lift BOTOX® Cosmetic

Expert cosmetic surgery center offering personalized breast, face, and body procedures. Trusted surgeon with extensive experience ensures safe, natural results tailored to your aesthetic goals.

Nicholas Husni MD

Nicholas Husni MD

4.9 (217 patient reviews)
29001 Cedar Rd Suite 300, Lyndhurst, OH 44124
(216) 446-5727

Services:

Breast augmentation rhinoplasty facelift liposuction body contouring

Expert plastic surgery services delivered with precision and care. Specialized treatments tailored to enhance your natural beauty and boost confidence. Compassionate support throughout your transformation journey.

Emily Wirtz MD: Cleveland Plastic Surgery Institute

Emily Wirtz MD: Cleveland Plastic Surgery Institute

4.9 (49 patient reviews)
2060 Lander Rd, Cleveland, OH 44124
(440) 461-6100

Services:

Tummy tuck Liposuction Breast augmentation Facelift Botox and fillers

Expert plastic surgery and med spa services offer personalized care, advanced techniques, and compassionate support to enhance your natural beauty and confidence with proven results.

Foglietti Fostyk Plastic Surgery

Foglietti Fostyk Plastic Surgery

4.9 (66 patient reviews)
22901 Millcreek Blvd # 145, Beachwood, OH 44122
(216) 292-6800

Services:

Facelift Breast Augmentation Rhinoplasty Liposuction Botox Injections

Expert plastic surgeons provide personalized facial, breast, and body procedures with advanced techniques, ensuring safety and natural results. Compassionate care tailored to your unique cosmetic goals.

Cleveland Aesthetics Center | Michael Yerukhim, MD

Cleveland Aesthetics Center | Michael Yerukhim, MD

4.8 (509 patient reviews)
7215 Old Oak Blvd # A414, Middleburg Heights, OH 44130
(440) 816-2776

Services:

Rhinoplasty Surgical Facial Rejuvenation Non-Surgical Facial Rejuvenation Otoplasty (Ear) Skin Cancer Repair (MOHS)

Expert plastic surgery and advanced facial rejuvenation services combining surgical and non-surgical techniques, ensuring personalized care, safety, and natural, lasting aesthetic results.

Plastic surgeons service prices in Cleveland

Service Price in Cleveland
Breast Augmentation $4,800–$8,800
Breast Lift $5,700–$10,500
Breast Reduction $6,600–$11,400
Tummy Tuck $8,000–$16,000
Liposuction $3,200–$8,800
Brazilian Butt Lift $7,000–$12,300
Rhinoplasty $5,900–$12,700
Facelift $8,800–$21,900
Eyelid Surgery $3,050–$7,000
Gynecomastia Surgery $4,400–$7,900

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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

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Surgery risk in Cleveland: what to ask before an elective operation

Cleveland's numbers stand out. The CDC estimates that 21.5% of adults smoke, 42.2% have obesity and 17.7% have diabetes. These are among the highest figures on this list, and each can affect surgical safety.

If any applies to you, it does not automatically rule out surgery. It does mean you should look for a surgeon who raises these issues rather than glossing over them.

Signs of an honest conversation

A careful surgeon

  • Asks about nicotine, including vapes
  • Wants your medical records
  • May say not yet, or not here
  • Talks about blood clots and infection

A warning sign

  • Says you are perfect within minutes
  • Offers surgery before seeing your health history
  • Plays down risks
  • Pushes you to sign that day

Ohio credentials and settings

Look up your doctor on the Ohio eLicense portal, then check certification with the American Board of Plastic Surgery. The Academy of Medicine of Cleveland and Northern Ohio represents local physicians and can add context. For a procedure in an office, ask how the surgeon follows the state's office-surgery rule.

Reconstruction after cancer or injury

Cleveland has a strong hospital community, and many patients meet a plastic surgeon after cancer treatment or an injury. Ask your cancer team who they work with. Ask about timing with radiation or chemotherapy, how many stages you can expect, and who will coordinate your care.

Breast reduction and medical necessity

StepWhat to do
Learn the rulesAsk the plan for its written criteria
Record symptomsNote back pain, rashes or other issues with your doctor
Try other treatment if requiredFind out which treatments the plan expects first
SubmitYour surgeon sends notes, photos and the request
If deniedAsk how to appeal, and get the reason in writing

Burns, breathing and surgical risk

Northeast Ohio has one specific resource to know about. MetroHealth says its Comprehensive Burn Care Center is the only one in Northeast Ohio verified for both adults and children by the American Burn Association and the American College of Surgeons. Ask for the burn team directly if you are dealing with a scar that came out of a fire, a chemical or a workplace accident.

Lung health is another local issue. The CDC estimates that 10.4% of Cleveland adults had COPD in 2023, well above most cities we cover. Tell your surgeon and anesthesia team about any inhalers, oxygen, chronic cough or breathlessness on the stairs, since your lungs can affect whether an operation can be done safely in an office.

What to bring to a pre-surgery review

  • Your list of inhalers and how often you use them
  • Your last lung test, if you have had one
  • How many cigarettes you smoke or how often you vape
  • Whether you get breathless climbing a flight of stairs

A surgeon who refuses to operate because of your lungs is not being unkind. Ask what would need to change, whether your primary care doctor or a lung specialist can help, and how long you should wait. In many cases, stopping smoking and better treatment can reopen the option later on.

Lake-effect winters and follow-up

Snow and ice can make it hard to reach a follow-up visit and can make a fall more dangerous after surgery. If you plan a winter date, ask what happens when weather cancels your appointment, whether a video check is possible, and who could take you to the office. Keep your walkways clear before you go in.

Cost and follow-up

For cosmetic surgery, ask for a total that includes the surgeon, facility, anesthesia, garments and visits. ASPS warns about relying on the surgeon's fee alone. If you are using financing, the CFPB warns about deferred interest. Ask what happens if you need extra care, because complications can bring costs insurance may not pay.

Please keep this in mind

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Cleveland patients ask

Can I have plastic surgery if I have obesity?

It depends on your procedure and your overall health. Ask how your BMI affects the risk of infection, clots and wound problems, and whether your surgeon has limits. Weight stability may also matter. A careful surgeon will explain the reasons clearly.

Will I need to quit vaping before surgery?

Many surgeons treat vapes like other nicotine, because nicotine can affect healing. Ask exactly how long to stop and whether a test is required. Ask about patches and gum too, and let your primary care doctor help with quitting.

How does insurance decide on breast reduction?

Plans use written criteria, which may include symptoms, records and earlier treatment. Ask for the rules, and ask your surgeon what records to gather. If you are denied, ask for the reason in writing, and find out how to appeal.

When should breast reconstruction happen?

It can happen at the time of mastectomy or later, depending on your cancer treatment and health. Ask your cancer team and plastic surgeon together. Ask how radiation could affect the plan, and how many procedures you may need.

What should I do if a surgeon says no?

Ask why, and what would need to change. It may be a health risk or an unrealistic goal. A second opinion is reasonable, but be cautious if the only surgeon who says yes also dismisses the risks you were warned about.