Michael Newman, MD
BOARD CERTIFIED PLASTIC SURGEON
Dr. Michael Newman is a Preferred Surgeon
Preferred Surgeons are recognized for their additional expertise with IDEAL IMPLANT breast implant procedures. While all our surgeons must be board certified plastic surgeons, when you choose a preferred surgeon, you’re choosing a surgeon with increased IDEAL IMPLANT experience.
About Dr. Michael Newman
Ideally, a plastic surgeon has both the aesthetic vision and surgical technique to enhance the human form in a way that appears beautiful, and at the same time very natural. Dr. Michael Newman possesses these qualities, and his expertise in body contouring and breast enhancement has made him one of the leading plastic surgeons in Beverly Hills and throughout Southern California.
Dr. Newman earned his medical degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill after completing undergraduate studies at UCLA. He followed this with a comprehensive 6-year residency in general and plastic surgery at the Medical College of Virginia (Virginia Commonwealth University).
Dr. Newman then completed a highly sought-after fellowship under Dr. Scott Spear and Dr. Maurice Nahabedian, internationally acclaimed cosmetic and reconstructive breast surgeons at Georgetown University. The Georgetown fellowship also included advanced training in cosmetic body contouring surgery. Dr. Newman earned numerous honors during his training and worked on research involving cosmetic and reconstructive breast surgery that led to several publications.
Dr. Newman was recently recognized as an IDEAL IMPLANT Preferred Surgeon due to his extensive expertise working with IDEAL IMPLANT® Structured Breast Implants, the latest technology in breast augmentation. With a unique structure surrounding these saline-filled implants, women can achieve beautiful results with zero risk of silent rupture. Dr. Newman uses the IDEAL IMPLANT to help women look and feel their best. With the IDEAL IMPLANT, no expensive MRIs are needed, and they come with a lower risk of both capsule contracture and ruptures when compared to other implants.
