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Best plastic surgeons in Corpus Christi, TX

Plastic surgeons in Corpus Christi, TX (5 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 Corpus Christi, TX, verified by patient reviews

Sono Bello Corpus Christi

Sono Bello Corpus Christi

5.0 (32 patient reviews)
5656 S Staples St Suite 210, Corpus Christi, TX 78411
(361) 267-5053

Services:

Laser fat removal tummy tuck alternative mommy makeover excess skin removal 360 body lift

Expert plastic surgeons provide advanced liposuction and body contouring using state-of-the-art technology, personalized care, and affordable financing to help you achieve your ideal body safely.

Dr. Vijay Bindingnavele

Dr. Vijay Bindingnavele

4.9 (438 patient reviews)
5642 Esplanade Dr, Corpus Christi, TX 78414
(361) 888-7417

Services:

Breast augmentation tummy tuck rhinoplasty liposuction Botox and fillers

Offering expert plastic surgery with personalized care, advanced techniques, and comprehensive treatments to enhance your natural beauty and confidence safely and effectively.

Dr. Cassidy Hinojosa

Dr. Cassidy Hinojosa

4.9 (77 patient reviews)
5920 Saratoga Blvd #310, Corpus Christi, TX 78414
(361) 402-9819

Services:

Breast augmentation tummy tuck facelift liposuction scar revision

Expert plastic surgery with personalized care, offering breast, body, face, and skin procedures. Trusted for natural results and compassionate treatment in Corpus Christi, TX.

Rose Cosmetic Surgery Center

Rose Cosmetic Surgery Center

4.6 (56 patient reviews)
5025 Deepwood Cir Suite B, Corpus Christi, TX 78415
(361) 651-1200

Services:

Facial rejuvenation body contouring breast enhancement reconstructive surgery non-surgical treatments

Expert plastic surgery services delivering personalized, safe, and innovative treatments to enhance your natural beauty with experienced surgeons dedicated to your health and satisfaction.

Herve Gentile, MD, FACS,

Herve Gentile, MD, FACS,

4.6 (40 patient reviews)
1102 Ocean Dr, Corpus Christi, TX 78404
(361) 881-9999

Services:

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

Expert plastic surgery offering advanced facial, breast, and body procedures with triple board certification. Personalized care ensures natural results and patient confidence. Trust skilled, nationally recognized expertise.

Plastic surgeons service prices in Corpus Christi

Service Price in Corpus Christi
Breast Augmentation $4,850–$8,800
Breast Lift $5,700–$10,500
Breast Reduction $6,600–$11,400
Tummy Tuck $7,100–$14,200
Liposuction $3,450–$9,600
Brazilian Butt Lift $7,000–$12,300
Rhinoplasty $6,100–$13,200
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 4.8/5 stars from 5 plastic surgeons in Corpus Christi, a score that reflects exceptional commitment to quality care and patient satisfaction.

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Weighing plastic surgery from Corpus Christi: local care or a trip to a bigger city

In Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend, the choice of surgeons is smaller than in Houston or San Antonio, so people often weigh a local doctor against a long drive. Health factors also deserve attention: the CDC estimates that 39.7% of adults have obesity and 15.9% have diabetes.

The real cost of distance

A surgery date is one day, but recovery can last weeks. If you travel, you need a place to stay, someone to help and a way to get back for checks. Your local emergency room may also know little about your operation, so carry your surgical records and medicine list with you.

Recovery on the Gulf Coast

Humid heat can make compression garments uncomfortable and incisions harder to keep dry. Ask your surgeon how to keep the wound clean, when you may swim in pools or the Gulf, and how to protect scars from the sun. Open water and pools can bring infection risks, so wait for a clear answer.

Children's reconstructive care close to home

Some families in the Coastal Bend may not need to go as far as they fear. Driscoll Children's Hospital in Corpus Christi lists a craniofacial, cleft and plastic surgery service with a team that includes plastic surgery, ear, nose and throat care, oral and maxillofacial surgery, neurosurgery, speech therapy, orthodontics, audiology, nutrition and social work.

Coordination is the point. A family that would otherwise need several long trips can ask how many visits can be grouped on one day, and which follow-up appointments could be done locally.

Getting help with the drive

For a patient on Texas Medicaid who has to travel, the state's Nonemergency Medical Transportation Program may help with rides or mileage. Confirm the rules for your plan, and call before an appointment, not after it, since advance notice may be required.

Adults traveling to Houston or San Antonio for elective surgery should instead budget for it themselves, including a hotel for you and the friend who will drive you home. A surgeon should tell you how long to remain nearby, and should give you a plan for what to do if you develop a fever or swelling after returning to the coast. Ask whether a local doctor could check your wound. Some offices are reluctant, so settle this in advance.

Checking a surgeon and setting

  1. Texas Medical Board

    Search the state profile for license status and public actions.

  2. Specialty board

    Confirm the status of the surgeon on the American Board of Plastic Surgery site.

  3. Local health office

    The Corpus Christi-Nueces County Public Health District offers free health screenings and health education, a starting point if you have no regular doctor.

  4. Anesthesia rules

    Texas has registration rules for some office anesthesia, so ask how they apply.

If you have diabetes

QuestionWho to ask
How well controlled must my blood sugar be?Your surgeon and diabetes doctor
Should I change my medicine around surgery?The doctor who prescribes it
How will you lower my infection risk?Your surgeon
Is this procedure worth the added risk now?Both, together

Understanding the plan

If you are more comfortable in Spanish, ask whether the surgeon or a trained interpreter can explain the risks and consent form. A family member can help, but they may not know the medical terms. Ask for your instructions in writing too, particularly about medicines and warning signs.

Budgeting for surgery and travel

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  • Surgeon, anesthesia and facility
  • Lodging and fuel
  • Time off for you and your helper

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What to remember about our list

Public Google Maps reviews and ratings provide the starting point, and an editor removes duplicates and misclassified offices. We don't verify any license or certification, and neither do we assess safety or results. Reviews may be fake. A category is not a specialty, and this is general information.

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Corpus Christi plastic surgery questions

Should I go to Houston or San Antonio for plastic surgery?

It may give you more choices, particularly for specialized reconstruction, but recovery adds cost. Ask how many trips are involved and who would treat a problem at home. Compare that with the convenience of having a surgeon close by.

When can I swim after cosmetic surgery?

Ask your surgeon for a specific date. Open wounds and water can raise your risk of infection, and pools or the Gulf may need to wait until incisions are fully healed. Protect any new scars from the sun as well.

Can I have surgery if my diabetes is not well controlled?

You may be asked to wait, because high blood sugar can raise your risk of infection and slow healing. Ask what target your surgeon wants. Work with your doctor, and do not change your medicine without advice.

Is my family allowed to translate at a consultation?

Usually, but ask about a trained interpreter for risks and consent, since family members may not know the terms. Ask to have the plan and recovery instructions in writing in your preferred language, and take time to review them.

What should I carry after surgery in another city?

Carry your surgeon contact details, your procedure summary, your medicine list and any implant information. If you go to a local emergency room, these help the team understand what was done. Ask your surgeon for a written summary before you leave.