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Daniel Barrett

Daniel Barrett

Plastic Surgeon
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About Daniel Barrett

Dr. Barrett is a board certified plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills, California, specializing in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery. He completed a rigorous six-year plastic and reconstructive surgery residency at Keck Hospital of USC, one of America’s top ranked hospitals at the University of Southern California. This unique and diverse opportunity allowed him to train with some of the best aesthetic surgeons in Beverly Hills and surrounding areas.

Languages

English

Services & procedures 12

Plastic SurgeonBotox TreatmentBreast CorrectionButtock CorrectionEar Surgery (Otoplasty)Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty)Face LiftFiller TreatmentLaser Skin TreatmentLiposuctionNose Surgery (Rhinoplasty)Tummy Tuck ( Abdominoplasty)

Background & credentials

Professional statement

Dr. Barrett’s primary focus is aesthetic plastic surgery, face and body cosmetic procedures. He is also well trained in reconstructive plastic surgery. The core philosophy of his practice encompasses natural rejuvenation, with minimal downtime to deliver beautiful, natural-looking results in a comprehensive and holistic manner.

Education & training

University of Southern California Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Los Angeles, California Medical College of Virginia Dual Degree; Doctorate of Medicine, Master of Health Administration Richmond, Virginia Medical College of Virginia Master of Science – Physiology Richmond, Virginia

Board certifications

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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