Elise Min, MD

Dr. H. Elise Min is a board-certified, fellowship-trained plastic surgeon, with specializations in breast reconstruction, microsurgery, and aesthetic breast and body surgery. She is known for consistently beautiful results and an exceptional level of patient care with an emphasis on informing and educating patients.

She earned her doctorate from the Stanford University School of Medicine and trained in general surgery at Harvard's Brigham and Women's Hospital, where she found her passion for plastic and reconstructive surgery. She subsequently completed her plastic surgery training at the University of Washington. Following her training, she completed advanced fellowship training in breast oncologic reconstruction and microsurgery, as well as aesthetics, under experts both in the United States and internationally.

Dr. Min has numerous publications and presentations, and her research in surgical education won an excellence in research award at the American College of Surgeons. She served as a medical education research fellow at the Academy at Harvard Medical School and a resident representative at Association for American Medical Colleges. Her interests in surgical education translate to her commitment to informing and educating her patients and adapting treatment plans to the individual patient's need and desire, resulting in aesthetic harmony and balance.