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Best plastic surgeons in Fresno, CA

Plastic surgeons in Fresno, CA (6 trusted practices found • Average rating: 4.7/5 ) 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 Fresno, CA, verified by patient reviews

Campbell Waldrop, M.D.

Campbell Waldrop, M.D.

4.9 (333 patient reviews)
7075 N Sharon Ave, Fresno, CA 93720
(559) 256-8490

Services:

Botox Dysport Daxxify BBL HERO & MOXI skin treatments Eyelid surgery Permanent hair reduction

Expert ophthalmic plastic surgeon offering advanced minimally invasive cosmetic procedures including Botox, dermal fillers, and eyelid surgery, ensuring personalized care and exceptional patient outcomes.

Mafi Plastic Surgery

Mafi Plastic Surgery

4.9 (57 patient reviews)
9479 N Fort Washington Rd Ste 103, Fresno, CA 93730
(559) 890-6500

Services:

Breast augmentation Facelift Rhinoplasty Abdominoplasty Breast reconstruction

Board-certified plastic surgeon specializing in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery for breast and skin cancer patients, combining molecular cell biology expertise with fellowship training from Wayne State University.

Athēnix

Athēnix

4.7 (272 patient reviews)
7015 N Maple Ave #102, Fresno, CA 93720
(559) 234-1496

Services:

Facelift Breast Augmentation Liposuction Rhinoplasty Botox and Dermal Fillers

Expert plastic surgery services offering advanced techniques in facial, breast, and body contouring with personalized care, ensuring safe, natural results to enhance confidence and wellness.

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Associates

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Associates

4.7 (35 patient reviews)
7501 N Fresno St #104, Fresno, CA 93720
(559) 432-6212

Services:

Facelift & Necklift Breast Augmentation Tummy Tuck Botox & Dermal Fillers Liposuction

Expert plastic surgeons deliver personalized facial, breast, and body procedures with advanced techniques, prioritizing safety, natural results, and patient confidence in a supportive environment.

Dr. Hedieh Arbabzadeh - WPS Fresno

Dr. Hedieh Arbabzadeh - WPS Fresno

4.6 (74 patient reviews)
7050 N Recreation Ave # 102, Fresno, CA 93720
(559) 797-9000

Services:

Breast Augmentation Breast Lift Breast Reduction Mommy Makeover Facelift

Offering personalized 3D breast surgery previews and expert plastic surgery services, this practice combines artistic skill with advanced techniques to enhance patient confidence and satisfaction.

Beautologie Cosmetic Surgery & Medspa

Beautologie Cosmetic Surgery & Medspa

4.6 (114 patient reviews)
9491 N Fort Washington Rd #101, Fresno, CA 93730
(559) 476-4460

Services:

Facial rejuvenation Body contouring Breast enhancement Botox and fillers Laser skin treatments

Expert cosmetic surgery and medspa services deliver personalized, advanced treatments for enhancing beauty and confidence with a compassionate, patient-focused approach in a state-of-the-art facility.

Plastic surgeons service prices in Fresno

Service Price in Fresno
Breast Augmentation $5,200–$9,400
Breast Lift $6,000–$11,200
Breast Reduction $7,000–$12,100
Tummy Tuck $7,600–$15,200
Liposuction $3,700–$10,200
Brazilian Butt Lift $7,400–$13,000
Rhinoplasty $6,300–$13,400
Facelift $9,300–$23,400
Eyelid Surgery $3,250–$7,400
Gynecomastia Surgery $4,650–$8,400

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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A Central Valley guide to plastic surgeons in Fresno

Patients from across the Central Valley come to Fresno for reconstructive and cosmetic surgery, often after long drives from small towns. Many are dealing with work injuries or scars as well as elective goals, and language and insurance can both complicate things.

The CDC estimates that 37.5% of adults in Fresno have obesity and 13.8% smoke, so it is worth raising these directly when you talk about risk.

Farm and work injuries

Burns, cuts and machinery injuries can leave scars that affect how you move or work. If your injury happened at work, ask your employer and workers' compensation carrier how to get approval. Keep records of your injury, your treatment and any time you have lost. A surgeon's notes may need to explain how the scar affects function.

Traveling in from outside the city

Before you drive in

  • Can records be sent ahead?
  • Can consultation and pre-op happen on one day?
  • How many visits come afterward?

After surgery

  • Who can remove stitches closer to home?
  • How long must you stay nearby?
  • Which hospital handles problems at night?

Understanding your surgery

Spanish, Hmong and Punjabi are all common in Fresno homes. Ask for a professional interpreter for your consultation and consent form. Relatives can support you, but they should not have to explain a surgical risk. Ask for written care instructions in your language, or ask a nurse to go through them with you.

The Valley's burn center

Farm work, cooking fires and summer wildfires can leave Valley families with serious burns. Community Medical Centers says its Leon S. Peters Burn Center at Community Regional Medical Center in downtown Fresno is the only around-the-clock comprehensive burn center between Los Angeles and Sacramento, treating adults and children across a region of 15,000 square miles. Its burn care includes wound management and inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, and the listed number is (559) 459-4220.

After discharge, the work continues for months. Scars tighten as they mature, which can limit an arm, hand or neck even when the wound looks closed.

  1. Keep the therapy going

    Stretching and pressure garments can matter more than a later operation. Ask how long you need them.

  2. Report tightness early

    If you can no longer reach, grip or bend as you did, say so at your next visit, not next year.

  3. Bring work records

    If the burn happened on the job, keep your claim number handy, since workers' compensation may have to approve follow-up.

  4. Ask about language

    Hospitals must offer interpreters, so ask for one instead of relying on a child or a co-worker.

A private plastic surgeon may become involved once the scars have settled. Bring your hospital records and ask them to coordinate with the burn team.

California checks

Check the doctor with the Medical Board of California's license search, then see whether the American Board of Plastic Surgery lists the surgeon. California also sets rules on outpatient settings that use certain anesthesia. The Fresno Madera Medical Society is the regional physician group, and a useful source of local context.

Summer heat and healing

Valley summers can be hard on anyone in compression garments. Ask how to keep incisions clean and dry, and what to do if you work outdoors. It may be worth scheduling elective surgery for a cooler time of year, especially if your job is physical and you cannot easily take time off.

Paying for surgery

If it isAsk
CosmeticWhat is the full written price?
Reconstructive through insuranceWhat approval do I need, and are all providers in network?
Medi-CalWhich surgeons participate, and is a referral needed?
Workers' compensationWho authorizes treatment, and who gets the bill?

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Fresno plastic surgery questions

Will workers compensation pay to repair a scar?

It may if the scar is related to a work injury and is medically necessary. Ask your carrier about the authorization process. Keep copies of records and letters. Ask your surgeon to explain how the scar affects movement or your ability to work.

Can I get an interpreter for my surgery appointments?

Ask when you book, and ask who provides the service. Do not rely on children or untrained family members for risks and consent. Ask for your written instructions in your language, or have a nurse go through them with you.

Is summer a bad time for surgery in the Valley?

It depends on the procedure and your job. Heat and sweating can make garments uncomfortable and wound care harder. Ask your surgeon how to manage this, and consider a cooler time for elective surgery if you work outside.

Can a local doctor remove my stitches?

Sometimes, but agree on this with your surgeon before the operation. Ask who is responsible for checking the wound, and what they should do if something looks wrong. Bring your surgical notes to the local doctor.

Does Medi-Cal pay for plastic surgery?

It may pay for medically necessary reconstructive care, subject to approval, but generally not for cosmetic procedures. Ask your plan about referrals and participating surgeons. Get the decision in writing before you schedule, and ask how to appeal if you are denied.