12 Best Plastic Surgeons in Seattle

RP Plastic Surgery suits patients who want one surgeon for a wide range of procedures, from facelifts to gender-affirming surgery. Dr. Rikesh Parikh, a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, covers face, breast and body surgery in Bellevue. The menu adds FUE hair transplants and procedures for men. Spanish is available, and non-surgical options include Renuvion skin tightening and Avéli for cellulite.

Dr. Alexander Gougoutas suits patients whose breast surgery needs reconstructive thinking, such as revisions or combined procedures. A board-certified plastic surgeon originally trained in microsurgery for breast reconstruction, he practices from the Nordstrom Medical Tower on First Hill. Techniques on his site include composite breast augmentation, which pairs implants with fat grafting, and absorbable mesh to support lifts and reductions. He also performs high lateral-tension tummy tucks and gender-affirming chest surgery.

Tseng Plastic Surgery suits patients who prefer to talk through their surgery in Mandarin or Taiwanese. Dr. Mark Tseng, who trained at NYU, Mount Sinai and Temple University, covers face, breast, body and hair procedures from a Bellevue office. Technology named on the site includes Piezotome ultrasonic rhinoplasty, VASER HD liposuction and the NeoGraft hair transplant system. Financing is available through third-party lenders, which helps spread the cost of elective surgery.

Allure Esthetic suits patients who want to start online and fit appointments around work. The First Hill practice is open seven days a week from morning to evening, offers virtual consultations and gives an instant price quote on its website. Dr. Javad Sajan leads a team covering body, breast, face, nose and gender-affirming procedures. Its Healera program covers eligible revisions within a year at no extra charge. Spanish is spoken, which helps Spanish-speaking patients through pre-op instructions.

Naficy Plastic Surgery & Rejuvenation Center suits Eastside patients who want several surgeons and an operating suite under one roof. Dr. Sam Naficy, Dr. Keith Hurvitz and Dr. Bryan Sires work from a Bellevue building with a freestanding surgery center of two operating rooms, described as Medicare certified and state accredited. Facial work includes Asian and revision rhinoplasty and ptosis repair, with breast and body surgery alongside. An Ask the Doctor form gives preliminary estimates from photos.

The Larrabee Center suits patients focused on the face rather than the body. Founder Dr. Wayne Larrabee directed the University of Washington fellowship in facial plastic surgery for over 30 years and has served as president of the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Surgery covers facelifts, neck and brow lifts, eyelid work, rhinoplasty and ear reshaping. A large med spa adds lasers, injectables and CoolSculpting, so non-surgical upkeep happens in the same place.

Amadi Aesthetics suits patients focused on the eyes and the face. Dr. A.J. Amadi is a board-certified oculofacial plastic and reconstructive surgeon, and associate surgeon Dr. Sean Fisher adds nose, breast and body procedures. Eyelid surgery, including Asian eyelid procedures, brow and forehead lifts and ethnic rhinoplasty are central. The practice has offices on Queen Anne and on Mercer Island, both opening at 7 am on weekdays.

Pacific Sound Plastic Surgery suits patients who want to see the same surgeon from first consultation to surgery. Every consultation is with Dr. Kristopher Day, who is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board of Surgery and completed a fellowship in craniofacial and pediatric plastic surgery. Alongside face, breast and body procedures, he offers migraine surgery, Mohs reconstruction and gender-affirming surgery. Operations take place in accredited, state-licensed facilities with professional anesthesia providers.

This center suits patients considering rhinoplasty, including revision or ethnic nose surgery. Its surgeons practice facial plastic surgery only: Dr. William Portuese is certified by the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and works alongside Dr. Joseph Shvidler and Dr. Zachary Farhood. Operations take place in a Medicare-certified ambulatory surgery center on Madison Street. 3D imaging and an online nose simulator help patients picture changes before committing.

Sound Plastic Surgery suits north Seattle patients who want every step handled in one building. Consultations, surgery and follow-up all take place at its office near University Village, which includes an ambulatory surgery center certified by the Washington Department of Health. Dr. Joshua Cooper and Dr. Scott Sattler are certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, and Dr. Jyoti Sharma is a fellowship-trained facial plastic surgeon. The mix covers breast, body and face, including deep plane facelifts.

Dr. Shahram Salemy suits patients planning breast surgery who want a surgeon with an academic role. He is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and is a clinical associate professor in the University of Washington's plastic surgery division. His practice in the Madison Medical Tower includes an AAAASF-accredited surgery center. Breast work ranges from Motiva implants and lifts to asymmetry correction, alongside tummy tucks, liposuction and facelifts. Virtual consultations help patients from outside Seattle plan their visit.

Seattle Face & Skin suits patients whose facial surgery is reconstructive as well as cosmetic. Dr. Amit Bhrany is double board-certified in facial plastic surgery and otolaryngology, trained at the University of Washington and completed a head and neck fellowship in New Zealand. Alongside facelifts and rhinoplasty, he repairs the nose, eyelids and lips after skin cancer and treats microtia. The Lower Queen Anne office also offers lasers, fillers and Botox for non-surgical care.