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Plastic Surgeons in the Us Full Name Phone Gender PLASTIC SURGEONS IN THE US LIST OF ALL PLASTIC SURGEONS IN THE USA (Illinois Plastic Surgeons are Highlighted in Yellow) FULL NAME PHONE GENDER STATE CITY Michael Damien Brandner Male AK Anchorage Michael Dean Manuel 907-563-2002 Male AK Anchorage George Earle Siegfried 907-276-2216 Male AK Anchorage John Milton Troxel 907-562-6886 Male AK Anchorage Sarah C Troxel 907-562-6886 Female AK Anchorage Richard Louis Hutchison 513-732-2666 Male AK Fairbanks William W Wennen 907-451-8775 Male AK Fairbanks William Bryan Gamble 703-681-1133 Male AK Fort Wainwright Clement P Cotter Jr 205-664-4630 Male AL Alabaster Charles K Urquhart 205-237-1624 Male AL Anniston William Maynor Meadows 334-745-6271 Male AL Auburn Leonik Angelo Ahumada Male AL Birmingham John M Anastasatos Male AL Birmingham Steve David Antrobus Male AL Birmingham Michael S Beckenstein Male AL Birmingham Peter Douglas Bunting 205-591-2074 Male AL Birmingham Alston Callahan 205-933-9107 Male AL Birmingham Dennis Mark Clark 205-933-2773 Male AL Birmingham Michael Steven Clinton Male AL Birmingham Sharon Louise Colgin 205-592-5113 Female AL Birmingham Sherry Stine Collawn 205-870-4090 Female AL Birmingham Grady Bruce Core 205-930-1600 Male AL Birmingham Jorge De La Torre 205-934-2307 Male AL Birmingham Bruce Shelby Eich II 205-838-6595 Male AL Birmingham Rui Paulo Fernandes Male AL Birmingham Richard Jobe Fix 205-934-3358 Male AL Birmingham Paul Michael Gardner 205-939-5326 Male AL Birmingham John Henry Grant III 205-939-5326 Male AL Birmingham James Christian Grotting 205-930-1600 Male AL Birmingham William James Hedden Male AL Birmingham Paul Sanford Howard 205-879-6665 Male AL Birmingham Robert Edgar Howe 205-250-6823 Male AL Birmingham Benj Hardy Johnson III Male AL Birmingham James N Long Jr 205-934-3312 Male AL Birmingham Charles Alexander Mc Callum 205-934-4534 Male AL Birmingham William Boyd Nickell 205-838-3210 Male AL Birmingham Kevin Mark O'Brien Male AL Birmingham Robert Irwin Oliver 205-592-0551 Male AL Birmingham Stephen Murray Paulsen Male AL Birmingham David Wesley Person Male AL Birmingham J Scott Robertson 205-982-7220 Male AL Birmingham O Gordon Robinson 205-870-9520 Male AL Birmingham Daniel Elliott Rousso 205-930-9595 Male AL Birmingham Paul Frederick Sauer 205-592-9928 Male AL Birmingham Stephen R Steinmetz 205-481-7485 Male AL Birmingham Scott Dieter Urban 205-982-6714 Male AL Birmingham Peter Whitney Van Hoy 205-930-9990 Male AL Birmingham Luis Oswaldo Vasconez 205-934-3245 Male AL Birmingham Page 1 PLASTIC SURGEONS IN THE US Steven Paul Seidel Male AL Cullman L Dwight Baker Jr 334-793-3113 Male AL Dothan Charles Allen Feagin Jr 334-793-7211 Male AL Dothan Robert Arnold Hillman Jr 334-793-6616 Male AL Dothan William I Owen Jr 334-793-7211 Male AL Dothan William Rucker Staggers 205-934-3245 Male AL Fairhope James Wright Northington 256-767-6293 Male AL Florence Thomas Oliver Rumley Jr Male AL Gadsden Edward G Mc Collough Male AL Gulf Shores E Gaylon Mccollough 251-967-7600 Male AL Gulf Shores Michael Douglas Yates 256-536-4448 Male AL Gurley William Evans Alison Jr 256-536-4448 Male AL Huntsville Lawrence Hugh Bundrick Jr 256-880-4600 Male AL Huntsville Pat Ed Burlison Male AL Huntsville Deason Calvin Dunagan 256-536-4448 Male AL Huntsville David Litton Durst 256-881-4200 Male AL Huntsville Robert John Knowling Male AL Huntsville Byron Edison Green Jr Male AL Lillian Daniel Asa Dennis III 251-343-6101 Male AL Mobile Charles Louis Dyas Jr 251-471-3211 Male AL Mobile James Winslow Green 251-471-3671 Male AL Mobile William Stephen Martin 770-321-4771 Male AL Mobile Kitti K Outlaw 251-471-3671 Female AL Mobile Jonathan S Pendergrass 251-633-3233 Male AL Mobile Randy Douglas Proffitt 251-471-3211 Male AL Mobile Stephen Randall Sheppard 251-633-9777 Male AL Mobile Michael Paul Bentley 334-284-2800 Male AL Montgomery Patrick Joseph Budny 334-284-2800 Male AL Montgomery James A Clark III 334-284-2800 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Dowling B Stough III 501-624-0673 Male AR Hot Springs National Park Luther Rhett Walley 501-624-5466 Male AR Hot Springs National Park Robert G Taylor 479-521-1500 Male AR Johnson Connie Hiers 870-935-0861 Female AR Jonesboro Page 2 PLASTIC SURGEONS IN THE US Wojciech T Majewski 870-934-3530 Male AR Jonesboro Ramona Lee Bates 501-663-3385 Female AR Little Rock David Harris Bauer 501-219-8388 Male AR Little Rock James David Billie 501-227-0707 Male AR Little Rock Rhys Lionel Branman 501-227-0707 Male AR Little Rock William Wells Burnham 501-257-1000 Male AR Little Rock Jimmy Loyd English 501-227-9556 Male AR Little Rock Tamer Goksel 210-916-1701 Male AR Little Rock Julio Hochberg 501-614-2000 Male AR Little Rock Robert Ward Lehmberg 501-663-4100 Male AR Little Rock Edward Joiner Love Male AR Little Rock Thomas R Moffett 501-663-4100 Male AR Little Rock Norton Allen Pope 501-219-8388 Male AR Little Rock Kris Boulden Shewmake Male AR Little Rock Eugene Edward Sloan 501-666-7600 Male AR 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