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Best plastic surgeons in San Diego, CA

Plastic surgeons in San Diego, CA (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 San Diego, CA, verified by patient reviews

Sadrian Plastic Surgery

Sadrian Plastic Surgery

5.0 (342 patient reviews)
9850 Genesee Ave #300, La Jolla, CA 92037
(858) 457-1111

Services:

Facelift Breast Augmentation Tummy Tuck Liposuction Laser Skin Rejuvenation

Expert plastic surgery and medical spa services in San Diego offer personalized care, advanced techniques, and compassionate support to enhance your natural beauty and confidence.

Robert Kearney, MD, FACS

Robert Kearney, MD, FACS

5.0 (59 patient reviews)
4510 Executive Dr #103, San Diego, CA 92121
(858) 677-9352

Services:

Breast augmentation Facelift Liposuction Tummy tuck Botox injections

Expert board-certified plastic surgeon offering personalized breast, facial, and body cosmetic procedures with a commitment to patient safety, outstanding care, and beautiful, natural-looking results.

Belladerma Center

Belladerma Center

4.9 (305 patient reviews)
4520 Executive Dr Suite 105, San Diego, CA 92122
(858) 453-8484

Services:

Breast surgery Body contouring Facial surgery Non-surgical injectables Laser skin treatments

Expert plastic surgery services specializing in breast, body, and facial enhancements, combining advanced techniques with personalized care to achieve natural, beautiful results for every patient.

Changes Plastic Surgery & Spa

Changes Plastic Surgery & Spa

4.9 (242 patient reviews)
11515 El Camino Real # 150, San Diego, CA 92130
(858) 326-1264

Services:

Facelift Breast Augmentation Liposuction Rhinoplasty Botox and Dermal Fillers

Expert plastic surgery and spa services offer personalized facial, breast, and body procedures, combining artistry and precision to enhance natural beauty and confidence with advanced techniques.

Katerina Gallus, MD, FACS

Katerina Gallus, MD, FACS

4.9 (115 patient reviews)
8899 University Center Ln UNIT 200, San Diego, CA 92122
(858) 224-2281

Services:

Breast augmentation liposuction facelift tummy tuck Botox and dermal fillers

Expert plastic surgeons provide personalized breast, body, and facial procedures using advanced techniques for natural, transformative results. Compassionate care ensures your confidence and safety throughout.

SKY Facial Plastic Surgery

SKY Facial Plastic Surgery

4.9 (369 patient reviews)
16918 Dove Canyon Rd UNIT 208, San Diego, CA 92127
(858) 381-4801

Services:

Facelift Rhinoplasty Blepharoplasty Botox and Dermal Fillers Laser Skin Rejuvenation

Expert facial plastic surgery offering personalized procedures including facelifts, rhinoplasty, and non-surgical injectables. Advanced techniques ensure natural, rejuvenated results tailored to each patient’s needs.

La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery Centre

La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery Centre

4.9 (642 patient reviews)
9850 Genesee Ave # 130, La Jolla, CA 92037
(858) 452-1981

Services:

Brazilian Butt Lift Liposuction (360 and HD Lipo) Breast Augmentation and Lifts Facelift and Rhinoplasty Mommy Makeover

Expert plastic surgeons provide personalized cosmetic procedures with advanced techniques, ensuring patient safety, satisfaction, and natural results for enhanced confidence and beauty.

Center for Cosmetic Surgery

Center for Cosmetic Surgery

4.4 (187 patient reviews)
3023 Bunker Hill St UNIT 204, San Diego, CA 92109
(858) 483-0690

Services:

Liposuction Breast Augmentation Tummy Tuck Brazilian Butt Lift Facelift

Expert plastic surgery services including liposuction, breast procedures, and facelifts. Trusted surgeon with over 20 years’ experience delivers personalized, transformative care for your best look.

Plastic surgeons service prices in San Diego

Service Price in San Diego
Breast Augmentation $5,500–$9,900
Breast Lift $6,600–$12,100
Breast Reduction $7,600–$13,100
Tummy Tuck $8,000–$15,900
Liposuction $3,550–$9,700
Brazilian Butt Lift $8,100–$14,100
Rhinoplasty $7,300–$15,600
Facelift $11,400–$28,600
Eyelid Surgery $3,550–$8,100
Gynecomastia Surgery $5,100–$9,100

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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Easily locate plastic surgeons near your location in San Diego, selected for the excellent ratings and reviews from their patients. Geographic proximity is key for regular and convenient medical follow-up.

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

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San Diego plastic surgery: staying safe when Tijuana is a short drive away

San Diego has many cosmetic practices of its own, and Tijuana's low prices are heavily advertised nearby. The CDC puts adult smoking in San Diego at 9.3%, among the lowest on this list, and many patients here are healthy and active. That can make surgery abroad seem simple, but it is the complications that make the difference.

Comparing surgery across the border

Serious infections and other complications have been reported among US patients who travel for surgery, and the CDC has guidance on medical tourism. The destination alone does not determine safety, but it does make it harder to check credentials, get records and arrange follow-up.

TopicQuestion
SurgeonHow can I independently verify training and license?
FacilityWho licenses or accredits it, and can I confirm that?
AnesthesiaWho provides it, and how will I be monitored?
RecoveryHow long must I stay, and who checks on me?
HomeWhich doctor here will agree to see me?

Checking a San Diego surgeon

  1. Search California's records

    Use the license tool for the Medical Board of California.

  2. Check the board

    Use the American Board of Plastic Surgery for certification history.

  3. Ask about settings

    California sets rules on outpatient settings that use certain anesthesia.

  4. Meet the community

    The San Diego County Medical Society is the local physician group, and it offers useful background.

Sun, surf and recovery

It is tempting to get back to the beach quickly. Ask when you can swim, surf or lie in the sun, because salt water and pools can raise the risk of infection, and sun can darken healing scars. Ask for a specific date, and build it into your plans.

When an injury comes before any decision

Beach fires, wildfire seasons and shipboard injuries give San Diego its share of burns. The UC San Diego Regional Burn Center says it meets American Burn Association and American College of Surgeons criteria for a verified pediatric and adult burn center, and treats more than 400 hospitalized patients each year, with hundreds more as outpatients.

That is a useful reference for anyone who assumed a plastic surgeon is the first call. For a fresh burn on the hands, face, genitals or a major joint, go to an emergency department and ask about the burn center. Coals buried in the sand can burn the soles of children's feet, so be careful at the beach after a fire has gone out.

Sun on a healing scar

Year-round sun makes scar care a long-term chore here. A new scar can darken and stay darker if it is exposed, so ask your surgeon about protection for the first year.

At the beach

  • Cover the scar with clothing or a rash guard.
  • Reapply sunscreen after every swim.
  • Ask when ocean water is safe for you, as it is not sterile.

In daily life

  • Remember that a car window does not block all sun.
  • Massage only when told to.
  • Take a photo every month or so to track any change.

When to call

  • Scar turns red, hot or painful.
  • Wound opens up again.
  • Numbness or stiffness is getting worse rather than better.

Comparing costs fairly

In San Diego

  • Surgeon, facility and anesthesia
  • Garments and visits
  • Any revision policy

If you travel

  • Transport and lodging
  • Extra days off
  • What local care would cost if there were a complication

ASPS warns that the surgeon's fee is only one part of the bill, so ask for one written total wherever you go.

Where our information stops

The offices here come from public Google Maps signals, and an editor checks for duplicates and wrong categories. We don't check licenses, certification, safety or results, and reviews may be fake or incomplete. That label above the list isn't evidence of specialty training. Please treat this as general information only.

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San Diego plastic surgery questions

Is cosmetic surgery in Tijuana worth the savings?

Consider the entire cost and the possible risks. Lower prices may be offset by travel and by paying for follow-up at home. Verify the surgeon and facility, and plan who would help with complications before you pay anything.

What should I do if I have a complication after surgery abroad?

Go to an emergency room for urgent problems such as trouble breathing, chest pain or a high fever. Bring your operative notes and medicine list. Contact your surgeon, and find a local doctor who can see you for follow-up.

When can I surf or swim after surgery?

Ask your surgeon for a specific date, since open incisions and water can raise your risk of infection. Sun can also darken healing scars. Do not assume that a healed appearance on the surface means the area is ready for the ocean.

Can active-duty military members have cosmetic surgery?

Rules may apply, and it can affect your readiness or travel. Ask your command or military medical team before you schedule it. Generally, you would pay for elective surgery yourself. Make sure you have time for recovery and for follow-up visits.

How do I confirm a California surgeon is licensed?

Use the state license search and read any public documents. Then check board certification separately. Ask for the full name of your surgeon, and confirm who will be operating if the practice has more than one doctor.