13 Best Plastic Surgeons in Rome

Patients who want surgery and non-surgical care from the same doctor should consider Claudio Maestrini in Prati. A specialist in plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery, he operates on the face, breast and body, and on the reconstructive side handles breast reconstruction and the removal of skin cancers. Fillers, botulinum toxin and laser treatments complete the offer. A first visit carries no obligation and can also be requested online before travelling.

Women considering breast surgery, or reconstruction after treatment for cancer, are well placed with Stefano Campa. He specialised in plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery at Campus Bio-Medico, trained in microsurgery at La Paz hospital in Madrid and works at the Breast Unit of the Fatebenefratelli hospital on Tiber Island. His private practice covers augmentation, lifts, tuberous breast correction and implant replacement, plus eyelids, abdominoplasty and liposuction.

People in the north of the city, around Vigna Clara and the Farnesina, have a convenient option in Erminio Mastroluca, a plastic surgeon with more than twenty years of practice. He covers the main breast, face and body operations, from augmentation and gynecomastia to rhinoplasty, facelift and arm and thigh lifts. A broad aesthetic medicine menu includes fillers for lips, nose and buttocks, double chin correction and laser hair removal. He also works in Milan and Caserta.

Patients who want to see a likely result before deciding will appreciate Andrea Giannitrapani's use of Crisalix 3D and 4D simulation. A plastic and aesthetic surgeon with experience in Brazil, the United Kingdom and Italy, he concentrates on a clear set of operations: rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, otoplasty, breast augmentation, reduction and lift, abdominoplasty, liposuction and gynecomastia. The studio is on Viale Gorizia, and first consultations can also be held by video.

Its strength lies in areas few Rome surgeons list openly: gender affirmation surgery and intimate procedures for women and men. Marco Carmisciano, a plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgeon, works with endocrinologists, psychologists and legal advisers on transition pathways. He also covers breast surgery including risk-reducing mastectomy and reconstruction, endoscopic facelifts, rhinoplasty and lipedema treatment. He operates at Clinica Quisisana in Parioli and Clinica Amamedis near Piazza del Popolo.

Women whose breast implants are ageing, or who want a lift or reduction, should look at Massimo Tempesta, a plastic surgeon whose practice is built almost entirely around the breast. He follows a dedicated protocol for implants more than ten years old and revises the results of earlier operations. Consultations in Rome are held at the Ars Biomedica clinic on Via Luigi Bodio, with a second studio in Latina. The first visit is given over to listening and assessment.

Patients interested in body contouring will find the main procedures with Stefano Gigliotti, a plastic surgeon working in Rome, Milan and Latina. Thigh and arm lifts, gluteoplasty, liposculpture and BodyTite sit beside breast surgery, rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty and facelifts. He also removes lipomas and skin lesions and revises scars as outpatient procedures. His stated approach weighs the psychological side of each request and favours less invasive options where they fit.

Patients who want to be operated on in an established private clinic will note that Maria Servillo performs her procedures at Villa Stuart, on Via Trionfale. She specialised in plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery at the Gemelli and teaches on a university master's in aesthetic medicine. Breast surgery and blepharoplasty are her main areas, with facelifts, rhinoplasty, body contouring and the mommy makeover also offered. Each plan sets out timing, costs and recovery.

Patients interested in newer breast techniques, such as the minimally invasive Mia Femtech augmentation, will find them with Luca Piombino at the Longevia clinic on Via Barberini. A specialist in plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery, he also offers hybrid augmentation with fat grafting, tuberous breast correction, post-bariatric surgery and diastasis repair. FaceTite, BodyTite and Morpheus8 cover less invasive tightening. He also practises in Milan and Caserta.

Patients who value long experience and want to spread the cost should consider Vito Contreas, a plastic surgeon in Rome since the 1980s. He consults at the Revive clinic on Via Lovanio and covers breast, nose, eyelid and facelift surgery, liposuction, buttock surgery, hair transplants and female intimate surgery. Interest-free financing over twelve months and deferred payment plans are offered. Some aesthetic medicine treatments, including PRP and ozone therapy, are available only in Rome.

Patients who need hand surgery as well as cosmetic work will find both with Gaspare Reina, a specialist in plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery. He treats carpal tunnel, trigger finger and Dupuytren's disease alongside breast, face and body surgery, including rhinoplasty, facelift and gluteoplasty. A laser service handles tattoo and spot removal with Picosure and fractional CO2. Operations take place in private clinics in Rome.

Patients who want a facelift, eyelid work or the correction of an earlier operation will find those areas at the centre of Michele Pascali's practice on Via Salaria. A specialist in plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery with a PhD, he publishes in plastic surgery journals and runs training courses for other surgeons. Body surgery, aesthetic medicine and laser therapy are also offered. An English version of the website helps international patients, and consultations run on weekday afternoons.

Women who would rather be treated by female surgeons have that choice at Studio Maggi Valentini, run by two plastic and aesthetic surgeons, Dott.ssa Maggi and Dott.ssa Valentini. Their surgical list concentrates on breast augmentation and lift with implants, abdominoplasty, liposuction, blepharoplasty, face and neck lifts and lipofilling. Fillers, botulinum toxin, biostimulation and PRP cover non-surgical needs. Facial consultations include an analysis of features and proportions.