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Best plastic surgeons in Phoenix, AZ

Plastic surgeons in Phoenix, AZ (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 Phoenix, AZ, verified by patient reviews

PHX Plastic Surgery: Dr. Jason Johnson

PHX Plastic Surgery: Dr. Jason Johnson

5.0 (215 patient reviews)
15396 N 83rd Ave STE B100, Peoria, AZ 85381
(602) 610-2999

Services:

Face Lift Breast Augmentation Tummy Tuck Liposuction Botox and Fillers

Expert plastic surgery with personalized care, advanced techniques, and comprehensive services including facial, breast, body, reconstructive, and aesthetic treatments for natural, balanced results.

Phoenix Plastic Surgery

Phoenix Plastic Surgery

5.0 (134 patient reviews)
9250 N 3rd St suite 1003, Phoenix, AZ 85020
(602) 331-7811

Services:

Face rejuvenation Breast augmentation and reconstruction Body contouring Reconstructive surgery Consultations and financing options

Expert plastic and reconstructive surgery with personalized care, advanced techniques, and proven results. Trusted by patients for face, breast, body, and reconstructive procedures in Phoenix.

Natural Results Plastic Surgery - Dr. Scottsdale

Natural Results Plastic Surgery - Dr. Scottsdale

5.0 (407 patient reviews)
7930 E Thompson Peak Pkwy Suite 101, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
(480) 852-4999

Services:

Breast augmentation Mommy makeover Liposuction Brazilian butt lift Facelift

Expert plastic surgery services offering personalized, natural-looking results using advanced techniques. Comprehensive care ensures patient comfort, safety, and satisfaction throughout every transformative procedure.

CraftMD Aesthetics/Wellness

CraftMD Aesthetics/Wellness

4.9 (248 patient reviews)
4630 E Indian School Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85018
(602) 584-8883

Services:

Facelift Brazilian Butt Lift Breast Augmentation Liposuction Injectables (Botox and Dermal Fillers)

Expert plastic surgery and wellness services offer personalized, innovative treatments including surgical and non-surgical options, ensuring safe, natural-looking results with cutting-edge techniques and compassionate care.

Hobgood Facial Plastic Surgery

Hobgood Facial Plastic Surgery

4.9 (361 patient reviews)
8415 N Pima Rd #120, Scottsdale, AZ 85258
(480) 214-9955

Services:

Facelift Neck Lift Rhinoplasty Eyelid Surgery Injectables (BOTOX® Dermal Fillers)

Expert facial plastic surgery offering advanced face and neck procedures, personalized care, and natural results. Trusted for technical mastery, minimal downtime, and lifelong patient support.

William M. Jacobsen, MD, FACS

William M. Jacobsen, MD, FACS

4.8 (730 patient reviews)
2525 E Arizona Biltmore Cir Suite C-236, Phoenix, AZ 85016
(602) 212-0100

Services:

Breast reconstruction breast augmentation skin cancer surgery tummy tuck liposuction

Expert plastic surgery specializing in complex reconstructive and cosmetic procedures. Compassionate care restores physical health and boosts confidence for patients with unique medical needs.

Tamir Mosharrafa M.D., P.C.

Tamir Mosharrafa M.D., P.C.

4.8 (161 patient reviews)
4611 E Shea Blvd STE 230, Phoenix, AZ 85028
(602) 513-8133

Services:

Breast augmentation liposuction with Renuvion rhinoplasty facelifts medspa injectables and laser treatments

Expert plastic surgery and advanced medspa treatments offering personalized care, innovative techniques, and comprehensive solutions to enhance your natural beauty and confidence.

Elite Plastic Surgery Phoenix AZ

Elite Plastic Surgery Phoenix AZ

4.7 (464 patient reviews)
10910 N Tatum Blvd #B100, Phoenix, AZ 85028
(480) 500-6332

Services:

Facelift Rhinoplasty Breast Augmentation Tummy Tuck Liposuction

Expert plastic surgeons provide personalized cosmetic and reconstructive procedures, combining advanced techniques and compassionate care to enhance natural beauty and restore confidence safely.

Plastic surgeons service prices in Phoenix

Service Price in Phoenix
Breast Augmentation $5,400–$9,700
Breast Lift $6,700–$12,400
Breast Reduction $7,800–$13,500
Tummy Tuck $8,600–$17,300
Liposuction $3,950–$10,900
Brazilian Butt Lift $8,300–$14,500
Rhinoplasty $7,500–$16,100
Facelift $10,700–$26,700
Eyelid Surgery $3,650–$8,300
Gynecomastia Surgery $5,200–$9,300

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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

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Plastic surgery in Phoenix: choosing a surgeon in a seasonal, sun-drenched city

Phoenix has a lively cosmetic market, with winter visitors arriving each year and strong sun that can complicate healing. The CDC estimates that 32.3% of adults in the city have obesity and 12.2% smoke.

The advice below focuses on what is distinctive here: sun, heat and seasonal schedules, along with the basics of credentials and safety.

Sun, heat and scars

Arizona's sun can darken a healing scar, and heat can make compression garments much harder to wear. Ask when you can begin sun protection, what products to use, and how long you should keep scars covered. If you can choose your date, ask whether the summer months would make your recovery harder.

Ask about scars

  • How long should I keep them out of the sun?
  • When can I use sunscreen on them?
  • What if one darkens?

Ask about heat

  • How can I stay comfortable in garments?
  • How do I keep incisions dry?
  • What if I have to work outdoors?

Hot pavement and summer burns

Phoenix has a type of injury few cities see at this scale. Pavement in triple-digit heat can burn skin on contact, and older adults and people who fall or pass out outdoors are especially at risk. The Arizona Burn Center at Valleywise Health treats these injuries and has tips on preventing contact burns.

These burns can be deep and may need grafts, followed by months of scar treatment. If a parent, neighbor or person you employ is at risk, a check-in plan during heat warnings can matter more than any later treatment.

  1. Move and cool

    Get the person off the surface, then cool the burn with cool running water, not ice.

  2. Call for help

    Call 911 for deep burns, large burns, a person who collapsed, or anyone who seems confused.

  3. Follow up

    Ask for a burn specialist, because a pavement burn can be deeper than it first looks.

  4. Plan the scar care

    Grafts and scars need strict sun protection once healed, which takes planning in this climate.

Plastic surgery may be needed for function once things settle. Ask whether a scar across a joint can be released, how long therapy lasts and whether your plan covers pressure garments. Treating this as a medical matter, not a cosmetic one, usually leads to better insurance conversations.

Winter visitors

If you only spend part of the year in the Valley, plan for how long you will stay after surgery. Ask how late problems would be handled once you are back home, and how you would get your records. Do not schedule an operation right before a long flight or a drive across several states.

Arizona records

  1. Medical board

    Use the Arizona Medical Board to check the license. Doctors of osteopathy have a separate board in Arizona.

  2. Certification

    Look in the records of the American Board of Plastic Surgery, or in Certification Matters.

  3. Facility

    AZ Care Check is the state's tool for learning about licensed facilities.

The Maricopa County Medical Society represents local physicians and may offer useful background.

How to compare consultations

TopicA strong answer sounds like
ExperienceA specific number of cases, and a description of the most common problems
CandidacyAn honest view of what surgery can and cannot do for you
SettingThe facility, its oversight and the emergency plan
Follow-upNamed people, specific visits and a night phone number
PriceOne written total, including possible revisions

Money and disputes

Most cosmetic surgery is paid out of pocket, so check what the quote leaves out. ASPS lists common extras. Read the rate on any medical credit card. For problems with a refund or advertising, the Arizona Attorney General takes consumer complaints.

A caution on these results

They reflect public Google Maps signals and an editor's check for duplicates and wrong categories, and nothing else. We don't verify licenses or facility safety, can't measure outcomes, and can't rule out fake reviews. Placement in this category isn't a specialty credential. Consider this general information.

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Surgery questions from Phoenix patients

Is it a bad idea to have surgery in a Phoenix summer?

Not always, but heat can make recovery less comfortable, particularly with garments. Ask your surgeon about the effect on your procedure. If you work outdoors or cannot stay cool, a cooler month may make recovery easier.

How can I protect my scars from the Arizona sun?

Ask when you can start sunscreen and which product to use, and cover scars with clothing in the meantime. Sun can darken healing skin, so you may need to protect them for many months. Ask your surgeon for a specific plan.

Can I have surgery here if I only live in Arizona for winter?

Yes, if you plan for follow-up. Ask how long you must stay and who would handle a late problem back home. Keep your surgical records, and find a doctor in your home state who could help before you leave.

Does Arizona have separate boards for MD and DO doctors?

Yes. The Arizona Medical Board covers medical doctors, and osteopathic physicians are regulated separately. Check which applies to your surgeon. Then confirm the specialty through a certification search, because a license does not show which specialty training the doctor has.

What does a strong answer about experience sound like?

It includes a specific number of cases, the kinds of problems seen and how they were handled. Vague phrases like many or plenty do not tell you much. Ask follow-up questions if the answer does not address your exact procedure.