Drs. Sarah E. McMillan & Daniel J. Liebertz

What makes your practice distinct?

I designed my practice to remove the intimidation from plastic surgery. Hardwood floors, distressed cabine_try and accents like bedside tables, fresh flowers and a chandelier in the reception area create a welcoming environment. Instead of paper gowns, my patients wear fuzzy robes. It can be a difficult and scary thing to admit out loud that there is something you don't like about yourself. I want my patients to feel comfortable through_out the entire process.

What makes your practice distinct?

I designed my practice to remove the intimidation from plastic surgery. Hardwood floors, distressed cabine_try and accents like bedside tables, fresh flowers and a chandelier in the reception area create a welcoming environment. Instead of paper gowns, my patients wear fuzzy robes. It can be a difficult and scary thing to admit out loud that there is something you don't like about yourself. I want my patients to feel comfortable through_out the entire process.

What is a consultation with you like?

Seeing a patient for the first time, I definitely tailor the consultation to what she wants, but I also educate her on what would serve her best. Sometimes women come in knowing they need something, but they're not exactly sure what that something is. It's my job to listen, educate and help guide patients so that they can attain the results they want.

How would you describe your approach to plastic surgery?

My approach is to provide natural looking results that improve upon what my patients already have. My goal is to help patients find their inner confidence and feel beautiful to make them look the best that they can without anyone knowing why they look so good.

What anti-aging advice do you offer patients?

Wear sunscreen. People always ask me, 'How do you look so young?' I tell them my secret is sunscreen and Botox a little Botox goes a long way!

What is a consultation with you like?

Seeing a patient for the first time, I definitely tailor the consultation to what she wants, but I also educate her on what would serve her best. Sometimes women come in knowing they need something, but they're not exactly sure what that something is. It's my job to listen, educate and help guide patients so that they can attain the results they want.

What is something your patients might not know about you?

I've always known I was going to be a surgeon. Many of the best surgeons historically have had a keen eye for aesthetics and are considered artists, which is why I was an art history major in college. I feel this has helped me develop a very visual way of thinking and working as a plastic surgeon.

What do you like most about being a plastic surgeon?

I especially enjoy the artistry and the variety. As a surgeon, you always have a plan, but every operation is different for every patient. It's gratifying to have the education and training to be able to do what each patient needs and to attain the results that will make her happy.

1. What we love most about our profession

   We especially enjoy the
   artistry and the variety. As
   surgeons, we always have
   a plan, but every operation
   is different. It’s gratifying
   to have the education and
   training to be able to do what
   each patient needs and to
   attain the results that will
   make them happy

2. What sets our practice apart

   Our practice is designed to
   remove the intimidation from
   plastic surgery. Hardwood
   floors, bedside tables, fresh
   flowers and a chandelier in
   the reception area create a
   welcoming environment.
   Instead of paper gowns, our
   patients wear fuzzy robes.
   It can be difficult and scary
   to admit the things you don’t
   like about yourself out loud.
   We want our patients to feel
   comfortable throughout the
   entire process

3. How do you provide the safest environment for your patients?

   Our AAAASF-acredited
   and state-certified in-office
   surgical suite is staffed only
   by board-certified surgeons
   and anesthesiologists in order
   to provide a safe environment
   for all of our patients

4. What accolades mean the most to you?

   Patient referrals mean the
   most to us—they tell us that
   we’ve earned your trust

5. What is your approach to plastic surgery?

   Our approach is to provide
   natural-looking results that
   improve upon what our
   patients already have. Our
   goal is to help patients find
   their inner confidence and
   feel beautiful—to make
   them look the best that they
   can without anyone knowing
   why they look so good

6. What nonsurgical trend are you seeing at your practice?

   The biggest trend at our
   practice is our growing dermal
   filler and neuromodulator
   business. Injections can
   be a quick “pit-stop” with
   immediate and long-lasting
   results for people on the go

7. Three words that best describe us

   Honest, compassionate, fun

8. What are you best known for?

   Mommy Makeovers, breast
   surgery, quick recovery mini-lifts
   and natural-looking injectable
   results with almost no bruising
   and minimal downtime

9. What are your most requested procedures?

   Breast augmentations and lifts,
   Mommy Makeovers, tummy tucks,
   facelifts, blepharoplasty and
   dermal fillers

10. Our dream innovation

    A topical treatment to
    restore skin elasticity