Arm Lift Results · UCI Plastic Surgery


UCI Plastic Surgery
Tustin, CA
Cosmetic Surgery
- UC Irvine faculty surgeons
- Physicians do all fillers and Botox
- Accredited by AAAASF
- Financing available
Arm lift
1 result
Tummy tuck
15 results
Breast augmentation
12 results
Facelift
7 results
Mommy makeover
4 results
Breast lift
4 results
Body lift
4 results
Breast augmentation revision
3 results
Eyelid surgery
3 results
Gynecomastia
1 result
Botox
1 result
Other results
1 result
What UCI Plastic Surgery offers
UCI Plastic Surgery is a plastic surgery practice in Tustin, California. It has published 56 before-and-after results on Afters: 15 tummy tuck, 12 breast augmentation, 7 facelift, 4 mommy makeover, 4 breast lift and 13 more across 6 other procedures.
Its surgeons are Dr. Gregory R.D. Evans, Dr. Mark R. Kobayashi, Dr. Raj Vyas, Dr. Daniel C. Jaffurs, Dr. Miles J. Pfaff, Dr. Eric Wang, Dr. Nicole Conkling, Dr. Gordon Lee, Dr. Sean Cantwell, Dr. Brogan G.A. Evans, Dr. Christina M. Beck and Dr. Emily A. Long. Financing is available through CareCredit.
Doctors
Dr. Gregory R.D. Evans
Board certified
Dr. Gregory Evans is a board-certified plastic surgeon known for cancer reconstruction, including free tissue transfer for the breast, head and neck. He also performs aesthetic surgery of the face, eyes, abdomen and breasts and body contouring.
Dr. Mark R. Kobayashi
Board certified
Dr. Mark Kobayashi is a board-certified plastic surgeon at UCI Plastic Surgery who performs cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, including microsurgical breast reconstruction with free tissue transfer after cancer. He is a professor of surgery at the University of California, Irvine College of Medicine.
Dr. Raj Vyas
Board certified
Dr. Raj Vyas is a plastic surgeon who treats pediatric and adult facial conditions, with a focus on cleft and craniofacial surgery and on adult facial aesthetic surgery, including rhinoplasty and facial aging. He is a professor of plastic surgery and neurosurgery at UC Irvine School of Medicine, vice chairman of its Department of Plastic Surgery, chief of pediatric plastic surgery at CHOC Children’s Hospital, and director of the UCI/CHOC Craniofacial Surgery Fellowship.
Dr. Daniel C. Jaffurs
Board certified
Dr. Daniel Jaffurs is a board-certified plastic surgeon whose practice centers on pediatric plastic surgery and craniofacial conditions, including cleft lip and palate, and on repair and reconstruction after adult facial trauma. He is on the faculty of the University of California, Irvine.
Dr. Miles J. Pfaff
Board certified
Dr. Miles Pfaff is a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon and an assistant professor in the Department of Plastic Surgery at UC Irvine. He treats craniofacial differences such as cleft lip and palate, craniosynostosis and ear anomalies, as well as facial trauma, skin cancer reconstruction and gender-affirming surgery, and offers rhinoplasty, eyelid and brow lifts, facelift, neck lift and injectables.
Dr. Eric Wang
Dr. Eric Wang is a fellowship-trained hand surgeon at UCI Plastic Surgery who also practices plastic surgery and general surgery. His work includes reconstructive hand surgery such as fracture repair, tendon transfers, joint replacement, replantation and microsurgery.
Dr. Nicole Conkling
Board certified
Dr. Nicole Conkling is a board-certified plastic surgeon with subspecialty certification in hand surgery at UCI Plastic Surgery. Her interests include hand surgery and microsurgery, complex reconstruction, reconstruction after cancer and peripheral nerve surgery.
Dr. Gordon Lee
Dr. Gordon Lee is a professor of plastic surgery at UC Irvine whose clinical work is reconstruction and microsurgery of the face, breast, extremities and body. He joined UCI Plastic Surgery after 17 years at Stanford University, where he was vice-chief of clinical affairs, microsurgery fellowship director and residency program director.
Dr. Sean Cantwell
Board certified
Dr. Sean Cantwell is a board-certified plastic surgeon and hand surgeon who offers reconstructive surgery of the face, body and extremities at UCI Plastic Surgery. He grew up in Orange County.
Dr. Brogan G.A. Evans
Dr. Brogan Evans is a plastic and reconstructive surgeon with advanced training in microsurgery and complex reconstruction for patients affected by cancer, trauma and other conditions.
Dr. Christina M. Beck
Dr. Christina Beck is a plastic and reconstructive surgeon with fellowship training in microsurgery. Her practice includes DIEP and other abdominal-based free flap breast reconstruction, lymphedema surgery and prevention, and body contouring such as body lifts, liposuction and removal of excess skin after weight loss.
Dr. Emily A. Long
Dr. Emily Long is a plastic and reconstructive surgeon who specializes in aesthetic surgery of the face, breast and body at UCI Plastic Surgery.
Care team
Treatments
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Aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery from UC Irvine faculty in Orange County
UCI Plastic Surgery is a plastic surgery practice with offices in Orange, Costa Mesa and Tustin, whose surgeons teach in the UC Irvine Department of Plastic Surgery. They perform aesthetic surgery of the face, breast and body and nonsurgical treatments such as Botox and fillers, and reconstructive surgery for children and adults, including cancer, craniofacial, burn, breast and hand reconstruction.
What to know
- FinancingCareCredit
- Accredited by AAAASFSurgery at Manchester Surgical Pavilion, Orange
Where it is
Hours
- Mon–Fri
- 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Sat–Sun
- Closed
Reviews
2 Google reviews
“Ridiculous. Tried to make an appointment for a scar revision. They left me on hold for 10 minutes and then argued with me that they don't fix scars that another doctor stitched. My stitches were done on an emergency basis when I was out of town. Even after explaining this they said they would have to check with the doctors before making an appointment. I gave up at that point anticipating another long hold. I think you can tell the type of treatment you will get from a doctor's office based on the treatment you get trying to make an appointment.”












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