The 10 Best Plastic Surgeons in Toronto

A strong option for patients who want academic surgeons working in a hospital setting. Dr. Mark McRae and Dr. Matthew McRae are both FRCSC plastic surgeons and associate professors at the University of Toronto. Their Toronto clinic is inside St. Michael's Hospital, and they bring fellowships in craniofacial surgery and microsurgery. They offer facelifts, breast reconstruction, reductions and augmentation, and some cases are done with two surgeons. A logical choice for complex or revision procedures.

A sensible choice if you want a team practice where several certified surgeons share the work. Dr. Derek Ford, Dr. Laura Snell and Dr. Steven Hanna are Royal College-certified plastic surgeons offering aesthetic and reconstructive procedures. Breast augmentation, tummy tucks, facelifts and eyelid surgery are the main operations, with St. Thomas Aesthetics providing injectables, lasers and peels. An online tool lets you build a procedure and estimate monthly payments. Handy for setting a budget before the consultation.

A good match for breast and post-pregnancy body surgery with one surgeon overseeing your care. Dr. Brett Beber, MD, FRCSC, has practised plastic surgery in Toronto for more than 20 years. His surgical list centres on breast augmentation, reduction, lift and revision, tummy tucks, mommy makeovers and chest masculinization. The clinic near Yonge and Eglinton also offers Sofwave, Sculptra and PRP treatments. Useful if you want surgery and skin maintenance at the same practice.

Convenient for north Toronto residents interested in body contouring. Dr. Mathew Plant, a board-certified plastic surgeon, offers tummy tucks, liposuction, mommy makeovers, Brazilian butt lifts and surgery after weight loss. Breast augmentation, lifts, revisions and gynecomastia correction are also available, along with facelifts and eyelid surgery. The clinic on Yonge Street in Lawrence Park adds Ellacor skin tightening, fillers and neuromodulators. Useful for patients who prefer a neighbourhood clinic to a downtown tower.

Suits patients who want smaller-incision breast options and close follow-up. Dr. Jacqueline Rose Makerewich is certified by the Royal College and by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. She offers transaxillary breast augmentation through an armpit incision, small-volume augmentation and a modified dual plane technique. Her practice near Yonge and Bloor also performs tummy tucks, Brazilian butt lifts and facelifts, some under awake surgery. Post-operative check-ins are more frequent than usual, which helps first-time patients.

Suits patients who want sub-specialized surgeons for face, breast and body in one large clinic. The team includes Dr. Ron Somogyi, focused on breast reconstruction and augmentation, facial plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Brandt and Dr. Cory Goldberg, all FRCSC. The 23,000-square-foot flagship at Yonge and Eglinton also offers hair restoration with the ARTAS robotic system and a full med spa. Useful if you are planning several treatments and want one coordinated plan.

Particularly strong on facial and eyelid work, including Asian rhinoplasty and double eyelid surgery. Dr. Lawrence Tong, MD, FACS, FRCSC, is board certified in Canada and the United States and trained at the University of Michigan. His practice is limited to cosmetic surgery, performed in a private accredited surgery centre with overnight facilities on St. Thomas Street. VECTRA 3D imaging is used to preview results. Worth booking if you want a surgeon with a specific interest in Asian facial anatomy.

A good fit for North York and York Region patients who want a long menu of body procedures. Dr. Michael Kreidstein's practice on York Mills Road covers breast augmentation and lifts, liposculpture and fat grafting, tummy tucks, and buttock and calf augmentation. Facial options include facelifts, rhinoplasty and eyelid surgery, and non-surgical care uses injectables, lasers and RF devices. A virtual clinic tour is available online, handy for seeing the space before booking.

Suits patients who want surgery and ongoing skin care from the same Yorkville clinic. Dr. Asif Pirani is a Royal College-certified plastic surgeon and a reviewer for an aesthetic surgery journal. His breast menu includes augmentation, implant removal and Preservé by Motiva, alongside facelifts, rhinoplasty and tummy tucks. The clinic at Yonge and Bloor runs lasers such as Clear + Brilliant and a monthly SKN Yorkville membership for med spa treatments. Convenient for regular maintenance after surgery.

Designed around patients who prefer an all-female team. Dr. Stephanie Power works with female staff and consultants from a suite on St. Thomas Street in Yorkville. Her surgical list concentrates on breast augmentation, lifts and implant revisions, mommy makeovers, tummy tucks, liposuction and labiaplasty. The practice publishes starting prices for key procedures and runs a fly-in program for patients from outside Toronto. Minor procedures such as mole and cyst removal can be booked online, which saves a phone call.