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Find plastic surgery practices and check them before you book

Practices and clinicians that registered Plastic Surgery as their specialty in the federal NPI registry (NPPES), with their NPI facts and links to the official record. Then check the license and board certification yourself: the guides show how.

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7,160plastic surgery listings listed

7,160with an active NPI

52states covered

Oct 2, 2026last data refresh

A registry listing is not board certification. The specialty on a listing is what the provider chose when registering for an NPI; NPPES does not verify it. Check the medical license with the state board and board certification with the American Board of Plastic Surgery before you book.

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Practices and organizations3,048 plastic surgery listings Individual clinicians4,112 plastic surgery listings

Top cities

Where the most plastic surgery listings are listed.

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New York, NY231

Beverly Hills, CA152

Houston, TX139

Chicago, IL100

Atlanta, GA86

Miami, FL81

San Francisco, CA76

Dallas, TX76

Los Angeles, CA71

Newport Beach, CA62

Scottsdale, AZ59

Phoenix, AZ55

Philadelphia, PA53

San Diego, CA53

Saint Louis, MO53

Rochester, MN53

How it works

Compiled from NPPES NPI Registry (CMS), American Board of Plastic Surgery, DocInfo (Federation of State Medical Boards).

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Every plastic surgery listing in the public record for your city — not just the ones that paid to be listed.

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Guides

Plain-English answers, with links to the official sources.

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Guide · 3 min readHow to Check a Plastic Surgeon's CredentialsThe three checks that matter before cosmetic or reconstructive surgery: the medical license, board certification and where the surgery will take place.Guide · 3 min readCosmetic vs Reconstructive Plastic Surgery: What Insurance CoversHow insurers and Medicare separate cosmetic from reconstructive procedures, and what to ask before you schedule.Guide · 3 min readQuestions to Ask at a Plastic Surgery ConsultationA practical list of questions for a first consultation, from the surgeon's training to the recovery plan and the costs.Guide · 3 min readPlanning for Recovery After Plastic SurgeryHow to prepare for the days and weeks after surgery: help at home, what to ask the surgeon, and warning signs that need prompt attention.

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Common questions

Does a listing mean the surgeon is board-certified?

No. The specialty is what the provider chose when registering for an NPI. NPPES does not verify it. Check board certification with the American Board of Plastic Surgery.

How do I check a surgeon's license?

Use your state medical board's license lookup, or DocInfo from the Federation of State Medical Boards. Check that the license is active and whether the board has taken any action.

Is cosmetic surgery covered by insurance?

Generally not. Reconstructive surgery that is medically necessary may be covered, including breast reconstruction after mastectomy under federal law. Get written confirmation from your plan before you schedule.

Why are some listings organizations and some individuals?

NPPES has separate NPIs for individual clinicians and for organizations such as practices. A practice's listing may cover several surgeons at that location.

Do you take fees for referrals?

No. Practices can buy a flat-fee featured listing, labelled as such. We never charge per referral, patient or procedure.