Find a practice through work you can actually see.
Search practices by name or city, or begin with the procedure and result you have in mind. Every path should lead back to the people behind the work.
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Start with a practice name or city. You can also browse by procedure, specialty, or market below.
Ageless Remedies SouthParkCharlotte, NC
Carolina Facial PlasticsCharlotte, NC
Criswell & Criswell Plastic Surgery & MedSpaCharlotte, NC
Begin with the result or procedure.
Study the practice behind the work.
Verify the people before you choose.
Practices worth exploring, because the work is visible.
These are active profiles from across the directory. Open a practice to review its location, providers, services, and documented outcomes.
Ageless Remedies SouthParkCharlotte, NCMed spa and laser center in Charlotte, North Carolina, led by Dr. Richard Greenberg.
Carolina Facial PlasticsCharlotte, NCFacial plastic surgery and medical spa in Charlotte, led by Dr. Jonathan Kulbersh
Criswell & Criswell Plastic Surgery & MedSpaCharlotte, NCHusband-and-wife plastic surgeons and medical spa in Ballantyne, Charlotte
Ditesheim Cosmetic SurgeryCharlotte, NC
Dr. Broc Pratt - Bespoke Plastic SurgeryCharlotte, NC
Evolve Medical AssociatesCharlotte, NC
Blue Water Plastic Surgery PartnersRaleigh, NCRaleigh plastic surgery practice led by board-certified surgeon Dr. Michael Law
Tannan Plastic SurgeryRaleigh, NCPlastic surgery of the breast, body and face in Raleigh, led by Dr. Shruti Tannan
Choose the kind of practice you need.
The right category depends on the treatment, the provider qualifications it requires, and whether you are considering surgical or non-surgical care.
Plastic surgery
Surgical and comprehensive cosmetic practices
649 active profilesMed spas
Injectables, skin, laser, and non-surgical care
172 active profilesCosmetic dentistry
Veneers, smile design, and restorative aesthetics
134 active profilesFind a practice by the procedure you are considering.
Procedure-specific pages combine local practice discovery with cost, recovery, and visual context—so the directory starts with a more informed question.
Meet some of the people behind the practices.
A practice name is only part of the decision. Review the provider’s training, credentials, procedure experience, and documented work before you book.
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Explore practices in markets across the country.
Open a city directory to compare local practice profiles and the procedures currently represented there.
Plastic surgery directory.
Showing 385–432 of 649 plastic surgery profiles, grouped by state on this page.
NC9 practices+
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NV16 practices+
NY12 practices+
The questions that matter before a consultation.
The directory can organize your search. The final decision should come after independent credential checks and a direct conversation with the provider.
How should I compare cosmetic practices?+
Start with documented work on people with goals similar to yours. Then compare the providers involved, procedure-specific experience, credentials, communication, facility details, follow-up care, and how clearly the practice explains tradeoffs.
How do I verify a provider’s credentials?+
Use the profile as a starting point, then independently confirm active licensure, relevant board certification, hospital privileges where applicable, and any disciplinary history with the appropriate state and specialty boards.
Should I speak with more than one practice?+
Many patients find it useful to compare two or three qualified practices. Different consultations can clarify the treatment plan, expected outcome, recovery, price, and which team makes you feel most informed.
Can I search by procedure or city?+
Yes. Browse practices by market, open a procedure-specific near-me page, or search a practice directly by name or city.
Start with the work. Then learn who stands behind it.
Search a practice directly, or start with a procedure until something feels worth a closer look.