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Best plastic surgeons in Dallas, TX

Plastic surgeons in Dallas, TX (7 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 Dallas, TX, verified by patient reviews

Rachel Walker MD

Rachel Walker MD

4.9 (459 patient reviews)
6190 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy Suite 500, Dallas, TX 75240
(972) 661-5077

Services:

Breast augmentation Liposuction Facelift Botox and Injectables Laser skin rejuvenation

Expert plastic surgery combines advanced techniques with personalized care, ensuring natural, beautiful results in breast, body, face, and skin treatments for renewed confidence.

USA Plastic Surgery

USA Plastic Surgery

4.9 (310 patient reviews)
8230 Walnut Hill Ln Suite 814 Building 3, Dallas, TX 75231
(214) 833-6751

Services:

Rhinoplasty Breast Augmentation Facelift Liposuction Eyelid Surgery

Expert plastic surgery services offering advanced facial, breast, and body procedures with a personalized approach, ensuring natural results and patient safety in a trusted medical environment.

North Texas Plastic Surgery

North Texas Plastic Surgery

4.9 (366 patient reviews)
8201 Preston Rd #160, Dallas, TX 75225
(214) 833-9597

Services:

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Farris Plastic Surgery

Farris Plastic Surgery

4.9 (159 patient reviews)
8345 Walnut Hill Ln Suite 120, Dallas, TX 75231
(214) 363-1073

Services:

Breast augmentation tummy tuck facelift Brazilian butt lift liposuction

Expert plastic surgery services tailored for natural, confident results. Specializing in cosmetic and reconstructive procedures for face and body with personalized care in a premier Dallas facility.

Dr. Sam Jejurikar, M.D.

Dr. Sam Jejurikar, M.D.

4.9 (288 patient reviews)
9101 N Central Expy #600, Dallas, TX 75231
(214) 827-2814

Services:

Rhinoplasty Facelift Liposuction Breast Augmentation Botox and Dermal Fillers

Expert plastic surgeon offering advanced, personalized cosmetic procedures for face, body, and skin. Combining cutting-edge technology with artistic precision to enhance your natural beauty safely.

Dauwe Plastic Surgery

Dauwe Plastic Surgery

4.9 (237 patient reviews)
10707 Preston Rd, Dallas, TX 75230
(214) 821-6580

Services:

Breast augmentation tummy tuck facelift liposuction non-surgical injectables

Experienced board-certified plastic surgeons offer personalized surgical and non-surgical aesthetic treatments, prioritizing patient education and natural, beautiful results with advanced techniques in Dallas.

Rod J. Rohrich, M.D.

Rod J. Rohrich, M.D.

4.9 (338 patient reviews)
Suite, 9101 N Central Expy #600, Dallas, TX 75225
(214) 821-9114

Services:

Rhinoplasty Surgery Facelift Surgery Breast Augmentation and Lifts Liposuction and Body Contouring Non-Invasive Cosmetic Treatments

Expert plastic surgeon specializing in rhinoplasty, facelifts, and body contouring with innovative techniques, personalized care, and global recognition for excellence and patient satisfaction.

Plastic surgeons service prices in Dallas

Service Price in Dallas
Breast Augmentation $5,900–$10,700
Breast Lift $6,700–$12,400
Breast Reduction $7,800–$13,400
Tummy Tuck $8,100–$16,100
Liposuction $4,300–$11,800
Brazilian Butt Lift $8,300–$14,500
Rhinoplasty $7,400–$15,800
Facelift $9,600–$24,100
Eyelid Surgery $3,600–$8,300
Gynecomastia Surgery $5,200–$9,300

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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Dallas plastic surgery: what a big cosmetic market means for you

Dallas has a large, competitive cosmetic market, with plenty of advertising and a strong culture around appearance. That brings choice, but it also means sorting real expertise from persuasive sales. The CDC estimates that 36.8% of adults here have obesity, and body contouring is a big part of the market, so realistic expectations matter.

Decoding the claims

ClaimWhat to check
Board certifiedWhich board? Look it up on Certification Matters.
Top surgeon awardWho gave it, and what did the surgeon pay or do to get it?
Non-surgical alternativeWhat can it realistically do, and who performs it?
All-inclusive packageAre anesthesia, garments and revisions included?
Lifestyle or recovery house includedWho is licensed to look after you there?

Recovery homes and aftercare

Some patients stay in a recovery house after surgery. Ask who staffs it, what training they have and what happens if your condition changes overnight. Find out whether the surgeon has any financial connection with it. A recovery house is not a hospital, so know who you would call and where you would go.

Checking the record

Search the Texas Medical Board for license information and public actions. Next, try the American Board of Plastic Surgery. If you need reconstructive care and cost is the barrier, ask Parkland Health, the public hospital system for Dallas County, about financial help. Find out if the surgeon has privileges at a local hospital for your procedure.

Body contouring and the BBL

Body procedures are heavily promoted here. Be especially careful with Brazilian butt lifts, which ASPS addresses in its safety information, since fat in the large veins can be deadly. Ask about the surgeon's technique, how long surgery will take and how many procedures are scheduled that day.

Warning signs

  • Multiple surgeries a day with little time per patient
  • Very low prices advertised through social media
  • You do not meet the surgeon before the day of surgery
  • Injections of large volumes outside a medical setting

Burn scars and the county hospital

Far from the cosmetic corridors, Dallas County's public hospital operates a resource many residents never hear about. Parkland's Burn Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Clinic sees patients with healed burns who need scar evaluation, rehabilitation or reconstruction. Both burn surgeons and rehabilitation physicians take part. Visits are by appointment, so call the clinic to ask about hours.

Anyone with an old injury that limits movement has somewhere specialized to ask, and this type of case is rarely what a body contouring practice is set up for. The American Burn Association's directory shows which burn centers hold its verification.

Questions for a burn clinic

  • Is this scar still changing?
  • Would therapy or pressure garments help first?
  • Is a graft or flap needed?
  • Who pays if the injury happened at work?

Questions for a cosmetic office

  • Have you treated this kind of scar?
  • What is the risk of it getting worse?
  • Can I see cases like mine?
  • Do you work with a therapist?

Ask Parkland about financial assistance if cost is an issue, and how residence in Dallas County affects your options.

Injectables

Filler and neuromodulator treatments are offered in many settings. The FDA warns about illegally marketed botulinum toxin, and says filler can cause blindness or stroke if it enters a blood vessel. Ask who injects, who supervises and how they would treat an emergency.

If you need to complain

Concerns about a doctor can go to the Texas Medical Board. For billing or advertising disputes, the Texas Attorney General has consumer resources. Keep your contracts, photos and receipts.

Don't over-read this list

It comes from public Google Maps data, with an editor screening for duplicates and misfiled businesses. It involves no check of licenses, boards, safety or results, and reviews may be fake or paid. Inclusion doesn't suggest a specialty. This page offers general information, so verify details directly.

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Dallas patients ask

What does board certified really mean?

It means a recognized board has certified the doctor in a specific specialty, but the wording can be confusing. Ask which board, then look it up on Certification Matters. The term alone does not tell you whether the training matches your procedure.

Are recovery houses safe?

It depends on who runs them and what care they provide. Ask about staff training and the plan for emergencies, and whether your surgeon has a financial link to the house. Ask your surgeon when you can safely go home instead.

Should I be worried about a BBL?

You should take the risk seriously. Fat entering large veins can be fatal, so ask about technique and experience. Read the ASPS safety information, and be cautious about very low prices or surgeons who perform many procedures in one day.

Are awards a good way to choose a surgeon?

Not by themselves. Ask who gave the award, how winners were chosen, and whether payment was involved. Licenses, board certification, hospital privileges and honest answers about complications will tell you more about what you should expect.

How can I tell if a non-surgical treatment will work?

Ask what results are realistic, what the evidence shows, how many sessions you would need and the total cost. Ask who performs it and what can go wrong. A trustworthy clinician will tell you when surgery or no treatment makes more sense.