Breast Lift Results · Virginia Center for Plastic Surgery


Virginia Center for Plastic Surgery
Alexandria, VA
Cosmetic Surgery
- Outpatient surgery in the same building
- Since 1999
- Financing available
Breast lift
4 results
Breast augmentation
17 results
Tummy tuck
5 results
Gynecomastia
5 results
Breast reduction
5 results
Liposuction
4 results
Eyelid surgery
3 results
Mommy makeover
3 results
Ear pinning
1 result
Botox
1 result
What Virginia Center for Plastic Surgery offers
Virginia Center for Plastic Surgery is a plastic surgery practice in Alexandria, Virginia. It has published 48 before-and-after results on Afters: 17 breast augmentation, 5 tummy tuck, 5 gynecomastia, 5 breast reduction, 4 breast lift and 12 more across 5 other procedures.
Its surgeon is Dr. Eric Desman. Financing is available through CareCredit, Alphaeon Credit and Prosper Healthcare Lending.
Plastic surgeon

Dr. Eric Desman
Board certified
Dr. Eric Desman earned his medical degree at Jefferson Medical College in 1990 and completed a general surgery residency in Baltimore in 1995. He finished plastic surgery training at Albany Medical Center in 1997 and opened Virginia Center for Plastic Surgery in 1999. He is also medical director of the Inova Wound Healing Centers. His cosmetic work centers on breast and body surgery, including breast augmentation, liposuction and mommy makeover.
Care team
Treatments
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About Virginia Center for Plastic Surgery
Virginia Center for Plastic Surgery is an Alexandria practice led by Eric Desman. It serves Northern Virginia and the Washington, DC area with breast and body surgery, facial procedures, and nonsurgical aesthetic services.
What to know
- FinancingCareCredit, Alphaeon Credit, Prosper Healthcare Lending
- Surgery at Inova HealthPlex – Franconia/Springfield
- Since 199927 years in practice
Where it is
Hours
- Mon–Thu
- 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
- Fri
- 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Sat–Sun
- Closed
Reviews
121 Google reviews
“Sonia is fantastic! I have been receiving Clear Lift treatments for the last two years and I love the results. The treatments are done in a relaxing atmosphere and Sonia expertise has produced the results I was looking to achieve.”
“The staff was fantastic. Olga has done an amazing job meeting my every need. Dr Desman is a miracle worker and perfectionist. I have scheduled three more procedures with him, a FDL, TT and a TL. I am more than satisfied. Kathy”
“Virginia Center for Plastic Surgery is the absolute best! There is nothing Dr. Zahir and Sophy can’t do and won’t do for their clients. They are caring, kind, and extremely professional. Dr. Zahir is a skilled surgeon as well as a kind hearted humanitarian. I trust him completely. I highly recommend Dr. Zahir and Virginia Center for Plastic Surgery.”
“I want to express my gratitude to Dr. Desman He is a fantastic doctor, did a great job on my eye , He did a blepharoplasty in his office under local anesthesia. I felt comfortable and safe. Thanks to his magic hands my eye Looks unbelievably beautiful. Additionally my special thanks to his surgical coordinator Olga.”
“I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel it’s important to share my experience. Its been over a year healing from this experience II went to this practice because I was having pain in my nipples. The doctor advised that I might have capsular contracture and that surgery might fix the problem. There were no warnings about what I might need after the surgery. I was told that if there was capsular contracture, they would remove it. They also replaced my implants because I had had them for 13 years. Fast forward after the surgery, and I had horrible, paralyzing pain under my breast. I kept going back to this practice telling them something was wrong. The nurse kept telling me, “Just rub it, just rub it, just rub it.” The doctor was out of town, so I was sent to another doctor. He told me rubbing would not do anything. He actually diagnosed the problem and said the scar might have a nerve attached to it. When I tell you these pains were unbearable, I mean unbearable. I couldn’t even get up without a sharp pain shooting through me. I must have gone back every week begging them to do something. Three months later, once the swelling had gone down, my breasts looked horrible. They were sagging, and my nipples were pointing toward my elbows. My breasts did not look like that when I went in. As a matter of fact, I could go without a bra before I had the surgery. Mind you, I was still having the sharp pain, and to add to that, the shooting pain in my nipples had not gone away. The doctor blamed my sagging breasts and my nipples pointing toward my elbows on me not wearing a bra. I explained that wearing a bra was extremely painful because of the nerve pain. He then said he had only replaced the implants and that removing the scar tissue from the capsular contracture was the reason my breasts looked this way. Then he suggested I get a breast lift. If this was going to be a possible outcome, I feel he should have explained it before the surgery so I could make an informed decision. At my next-to-last appointment, I asked if he could refer me to a pain management specialist to address the nerve pain I kept having. He said he wanted to try something first and prescribed Singulair, which did absolutely nothing. At my last appointment, I told him how unhappy I was with my breasts and the scar pain. He said there was absolutely nothing he could do about the scar pain and again brought up the breast lift, which I would probably have had to pay for. I never felt like he took ownership of what had happened. When I requested my medical records, I found they were inaccurate. They never mentioned the repeated complaints I made about the nerve pain. Instead, they blamed my sagging breasts on me not wearing a bra. Fast forward six months later. I ultimately sought a second opinion elsewhere. My experience with the second surgeon was very different: clear expectations from the start, excellent communication, thorough post-op care, and both the cosmetic issues and pain were successfully addressed. This is my personal experience, but I wish I had been given more complete information upfront from this practice and better support afterward.”












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