Best plastic surgeons in El Paso, TX
Plastic surgeons in El Paso, TX (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 El Paso, TX, verified by patient reviews
El Paso Cosmetic Surgery
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Expert plastic surgeons offer advanced surgical and non-surgical cosmetic procedures, including the innovative Glidelift™, ensuring personalized care and exceptional aesthetic results.
Ozan Sozer, MD
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Expert plastic surgery services with innovative techniques and personalized care, enhancing your natural beauty safely and effectively for lasting confidence and satisfaction.
Frank Agullo, MD
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Expert plastic surgery services specializing in breast, face, and body procedures. Board-certified care with advanced techniques ensures natural, personalized results for every patient.
Dr. Mark Jabor
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Expert plastic surgery with personalized care, advanced 3D imaging, and comfortable anesthesia options. Specialized in cosmetic enhancements ensuring safe, realistic, and satisfying patient outcomes.
Southwest Plastic Surgery
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Expert plastic surgery and advanced medspa treatments delivering personalized care, safety, and outstanding results for facial, body, and hair restoration needs with trusted professionalism.
Dr. G - Marco A. Gonzalez
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Expert plastic surgery tailored to your unique goals with advanced techniques in body contouring, facial rejuvenation, and breast enhancement, ensuring natural, personalized, and confident results.
R. Dale Reynolds, MD
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Expert plastic surgery and laser treatments offering personalized care, advanced techniques, and comprehensive cosmetic solutions to enhance your natural beauty and confidence.
Anh Lee MD, PA
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Expert plastic surgery offering advanced cosmetic and reconstructive procedures with compassionate care, personalized treatment, and a patient-first approach ensuring outstanding results and comfort.
Plastic surgeons service prices in El Paso
| Service | Price in El Paso |
|---|---|
| Breast Augmentation | $6,500–$11,800 |
| Breast Lift | $7,700–$14,200 |
| Breast Reduction | $8,900–$15,300 |
| Tummy Tuck | $9,400–$18,900 |
| Liposuction | $4,700–$13,000 |
| Brazilian Butt Lift | $9,400–$16,500 |
| Rhinoplasty | $8,300–$17,700 |
| Facelift | $11,800–$29,500 |
| Eyelid Surgery | $4,150–$9,400 |
| Gynecomastia Surgery | $5,900–$10,600 |
Estimated prices based on Doctory data.
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Average rating of 4.8/5 stars from 8 plastic surgeons in El Paso, a score that reflects exceptional commitment to quality care and patient satisfaction.
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Plastic surgery in El Paso: comparing care on both sides of the border
El Paso sits beside a major medical tourism route, and many residents weigh a local surgeon against lower prices in Ciudad Juarez. The city also has one of the highest diabetes estimates on this list, at 16.4% of adults, and that is a risk factor for healing no matter where surgery takes place.
This page does not make the choice for you. It sets out what you would need to know in order to compare them fairly.
If you are thinking about Juarez
A cheaper operation can become expensive if something goes wrong after you return. A US emergency room can treat you, but it may have no records of your operation. Before you go, confirm that you can get complete records, and find out who in El Paso would see you for follow-up.
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Who is the surgeon, and how can I verify their training? | US licensing records will not cover a doctor in Mexico |
| Where is the surgery, and who oversees it? | Facility standards and oversight differ |
| Who gives anesthesia and monitors me? | This is a key safety question anywhere |
| What happens if I have a problem at home? | Follow-up and costs can fall on you |
| What are the total costs, including travel? | Repeat trips can narrow the difference |
After surgery across the border
A good result can hide a problem. The CDC has warned about fungal meningitis in U.S. patients who had surgical procedures under epidural anesthesia in Mexico, and many of them felt fine at first, with symptoms coming later.
This does not mean all surgery across the border is unsafe. It does mean that anyone who has had a procedure abroad should know who to call and what records to carry home.
Bring these back across the bridge
- The name and license of the surgeon and the anesthesia provider
- The clinic's exact address and the date of the procedure
- What type of anesthesia you received, and any drug names
- A way to contact the clinic after you return
Then be alert for fever, severe headache, stiff neck, confusion or a wound that is getting worse. Go to an emergency room in El Paso, and tell the staff exactly what was done and where. Hospitals treat these complications whatever the origin, and a clear history lets them do so faster. Do not hide the trip out of embarrassment.
Checking an El Paso surgeon
Texas Medical Board
Use the profile search to review license information and public actions.
Certification
Confirm the specialty through the American Board of Plastic Surgery or Certification Matters.
Local hospital district
University Medical Center of El Paso is the teaching and trauma hospital tied to the county hospital district, so you can ask there about reconstructive care after an injury.
Diabetes and healing
High blood sugar can increase the chance of infection and slow wound healing. Tell your surgeon if you have diabetes or prediabetes, and share your recent test results. Ask your doctor whether your control is good enough for elective surgery. This is particularly important if you are planning an operation in another country, as follow-up may be harder.
Consent in two languages
Understanding what you are signing is essential. Ask for a surgeon or trained interpreter who can explain risks in Spanish, and read consent forms in the language you know best. Do not rely on a sales coordinator to explain medical risks.
Costs and contracts
Ask for everything in writing. ASPS lists costs that can sit outside the surgeon's fee. Find out how refunds work, and what you would pay for revisions or complications. For a dispute with a Texas practice, the Texas Medical Board deals with physician concerns, while consumer issues can go to the state Attorney General.
How far this list goes
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