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Dr. Leland H. Webb, MD, FACS

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5410 N Scottsdale Rd C-100 Paradise Valley AZ, 85253 Show map

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Dr. Leland H. Webb, MD, FACS is a top Doctor in Phoenix and Paradise Valley, AZ. With a passion for the field of Plastic Surgery and an unwavering commitment to his patients. Dr. Leland H. Webb, MD, FACS is an expert in changing the lives of his patients for the better. Through designated cause and expertise in the field, Dr. Leland H. Webb, MD, FACS is a prime example of a true leader in health care. As a leader and expert, Dr. Leland H. Webb, MD, FACS is passionate about enhancing patient quality of life. He embodies the values of communication, safety, and trust when dealing directly with patients. In Phoenix and Paradise Valley, AZ, Dr. Leland H. Webb, MD, FACS is a true asset to the field and dedicated to the profession of medicine and surgery.

Education and Training

Wayne State University MD 2006

Vanderbilt University Chief Resident 2011

Mayo Clinic Hospital Plastic Surgery Residency 2017

Board Certification

American Board of Plastic Surgery

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Explant Surgery: Breast Implant Removal
For many women, breast augmentation with implants is a transformative procedure that enhances confidence and self-image. Life circumstances and personal preferences may change over time, leading some women to consider breast implant removal, also known as explantation. Explantation involves the...
Understanding Breast Augmentation with Implants and/or a Breast Lift
In the realm of cosmetic surgery, breast augmentation stands out as one of the most popular procedures. For many, it’s not just about altering physical appearance. It’s about enhancing self-confidence and reclaiming a sense of femininity. Among the various techniques available, breast...
Mommy Makeover Overview
A Mommy Makeover is a transformative set of cosmetic procedures designed to address the physical changes that occur in a woman’s body following pregnancy and childbirth. This comprehensive approach typically combines surgical and non-surgical interventions to rejuvenate areas such as the breasts,...
The Optimal Season for Plastic Surgery
Winter stands out as an opportune season for those contemplating plastic surgery. It offers several advantages that you can’t get any other time of the year. Selecting the winter season to schedule a procedure allows patients to embark on their transformative journey towards self-improvement while...
The Transformative Power of Mommy Makeovers
We all know that being a mom is one of the most rewarding experiences, but it can also take a toll on our bodies. Between the sleepless nights, endless diaper changes, and busy schedules, it’s no wonder our bodies may not feel the same as they did before pregnancy. There is a solution that moms...
Breast Implant Exchange: Understanding the Need and Benefits
Breast augmentation is a transformative procedure that has the power to boost self-confidence and improve self-esteem for many women. Over time, however, our bodies change and circumstances and preferences may evolve. A breast implant exchange can be used as a means to address these changes and...
Do I Need a Blepharoplasty
It's no secret that as our skin ages it gradually loses its elasticity. Take a loss of elasticity with the relentless pull from gravity and that can cause the skin to collect in the upper and lower eyelids. When excess skin is present on the lower eyelid, it can cause wrinkles and bulges. An extra...
What Makes Me a Candidate for Rhinoplasty?
Rhinoplasty is a cosmetic procedure done to the nose to change its shape or improve its function. This surgery is commonly referred to as a "nose job." The upper portion of the nose is bone and the lower portion is cartilage. Rhinoplasty can change bone, cartilage, skin, or all three if necessary....
How Do I Know If I Need a Breast Lift?
Breast ptosis is known as sagging of the breasts. It is a very common condition as the breasts, like other parts of the body, change over time. The severity of breast ptosis is measured by the position of the nipple in relation to the fold of the breast. If the nipple sits above the line of the...
What is Gynecomastia?
Both males and females have breast glands but they are usually not noticeable in males. Gynecomastia is a common condition of overdeveloped or enlarged breasts in men that can occur at any age. It is the result of additional breast tissue rather than fat, so exercising or losing weight will not make...
Let's Talk About Breast Implants!
Webb Plastic SurgeryPrecision | Expertise | Compassionate CareWhen it comes to breast implants, there are so many questions that need to be answered before having the procedure done. While it is extremely important to discuss any questions you may have with your doctor, let's start with the...

When can I exercise after neck plastic surgery?
6 weeks is best! Leland Webb READ MORE
How long does a neck lift surgery take?
The operation itself will vary with each patient, but can take anywhere from 90 min to 3 hours. Discuss with your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. Dr. Leland Webb READ MORE
How long does it take for nose to look normal after rhinoplasty?
After rhinoplasty, it can take upwards of one year before you have your final result. Usually people hit a reasonable steady state at three months, however, the nose remain swollen for up to one year. Hang in there and everything should be great. Leland READ MORE
What should you avoid before rhinoplasty?
Do your best to avoid getting sick or avoid any trauma to your nose. Otherwise stay healthy and look forward to your results. Leland Webb READ MORE
How tight should my post surgery bra be?
These should be snug and supportive. It does not have to be too tight. The goal is to take a little bit of the tension off of the incision. Supportive and non-irritating to the Incision site is best. Don’t feel like you have to have it too tight. Leland Webb READ MORE
What happens if you don't replace your breast implants?
Realistically, the 10 year replacement mark is a recommendation based on the fact that implants have an increasingly growing risk of rupture each year. If your implants are doing well and there are no issues then you can leave them in place. Consider that if they are sailine, a rupture would result in a smaller breast and subsequent contracture of that breast which may make replacement difficult. There is no rush or urgency at this time, however, it may be some thing to start considering and thinking about changing them out in the near future. Leland Webb READ MORE
How long is nose swollen after rhinoplasty?
Usually the nose is swollen for one year, however, this is most recognizable in the first three months. Patience is the key with this kind of swelling. Leland Webb READ MORE
How long does pain last after breast augmentation?
Sometimes you can hurt for sometime. Depending on how the augmentation was done, often the muscle is lifted and this takes time for the muscle to stop spasming and find its new expanded place. It also depends on how larger implants are. I usually tell people that it can take up to six weeks for a lot of that discomfort to go away, however, every day should get better. Furthermore as time goes on massage and pocket softness can help with that discomfort. What you’re experiencing right now sounds very normal. I hope you feel better soon. Leland Webb READ MORE
When can I stop wearing a surgical bra after breast augmentation?
I generally recommend a 6 week course of support. READ MORE
Can you sleep on your side after rhinoplasty?
You can sleep on your side. Most of the time we recommend that you sleep upright, greater than 30°, in an effort to help with the swelling. The other issue is avoiding trauma or pressure to the nose is always a good idea. Leland READ MORE
Why does my nose still look bigger after rhinoplasty?
Yes, after a rhinoplasty the nose can remain swollen for a significant amount of time. Usually you will start to notice a difference by about the three month mark, however, you can also have swelling all the way out to one year. We usually discuss with patients that they will have decreasing swelling for a total of one year. It sounds like you are on the right track. Be confident comfortable that it should get smaller with time due to the swelling reduction over this period. Leland READ MORE
Does nose job last forever?
Yes, theoretically a rhinoplasty will last you the rest of your life. Our bodies do change over time and our faces do change with aging. However, you can expect that a rhinoplasty will give you a very long lasting result based on the final outcome. Remember that a rhinoplasty takes approximately one year to hit its final steady state. Good luck. Leland READ MORE
Can stretch marks be removed permanently?
Yes, stretch marks can be one of those pesky things that are bothersome. This is actually a tear in the dermal layer of the skin from stretch, hence the term stretch marks. Unfortunately the only way to permanently remove them is to permanently remove that skin by cutting it out. Often this is accomplished through an abdom when the stretch marks are present in the lower to mid abdomen. I hope this helps. Good luck. Leland READ MORE
How long till I can sleep on my side after rhinoplasty?
We usually recommend that you sleep in an upright position for about 5 to 7 days. The danger of sleeping on your side is that you may roll over onto your face and possibly compromise the results of surgery. However, not every scenario can be prevented, and getting restful sleep is always a positive thing. I think, try your best to sleep in an upright position for as long as you can and discuss with your surgeon when they feel comfortable with you sleeping on your side. Leland Webb READ MORE
Outer Ear Wart
I think the best thing to do with these cases is to see an ENT or a plastic surgeon who is extremely comfortable with total ear reconstruction as this may be part of the Reconstructive effort. This might give you the best possible result. Also, consider some of the more prominent institutions where the support system and variety of skill sets give you the best options. Leland Webb READ MORE
What should you avoid before rhinoplasty?
Honestly, live your life. Certainly avoid any trauma to the face. Also if you end up with a head cold you will want to notify your surgeon. Leland Webb READ MORE
Can I shower after rhinoplasty?
Yes, you can shower after a rhinoplasty. Typically your doctor will provide postoperative instructions to indicate when they would like this done. A common practice is 48 to 72 hours after surgery. Remember to follow their instructions. Leland Webb READ MORE
How many times can you have nose surgery?
Ideally you just have a nose surgery one time. However, sometimes you need a revision. Remember that revision should be delayed until at least one year has passed from the last time you had nose surgery. Leland Webb READ MORE
How long will my nose hurt after rhinoplasty?
Often this has everything to do with how comprehensive your rhinoplasty surgery was and what was required. Discomfort typically will decrease over the course of about two weeks. Some sensory changes can be present for several months. Leland Webb READ MORE
What can I do to remove chicken pox spots?
Actually yes, we can help. Often to help alleviate or improve scars there are several non-surgical interventions before anything aggressive has to be done. We are happy to help. Leland READ MORE

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Get to know Plastic Surgeon Dr. Leland H. Webb, who serves patients throughout the State of Arizona.

A skilled plastic surgeon, Dr. Webb is the Founder and Owner of Webb Plastic Surgery, a cosmetic and reconstructive surgery practice dedicated to meeting the goals of their patients in the greater Phoenix area.

The doctor has a longstanding history of integrity, service, and devotion to everything he does, both in his life and career. From earning the rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America as a teen to currently serving in the Arizona Air National Guard as a Lieutenant Colonel, he continues to strive for excellence in all he does.

Before devoting all of his time to his private practice, he served in the United States Air Force for 17 years. While serving the country, he earned the health professions scholarship for medical school, attending the Wayne State University School of Medicine, and was subsequently promoted to captain when he went on to his general surgery training at Vanderbilt University.

Dr. Webb served as both the general and trauma surgeon at Yokota Air Base in Japan, and was part of the Pacific Command Mobile Forward Surgical Team, which could be dispatched at a moment's notice for specialized surgical missions — including providing surgical coverage for the President of the United States. After his promotion to the rank of Major, he went on to train at the Mayo Clinic, where he specialized in plastic surgery.

Upon completing his training, he was assigned to Travis Air Force Base in California – the largest Air Force hospital in the world – where he worked as a Reconstructive and Plastic Surgeon while earning the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. As part of his professional military education, he attended the Air War College to advance his leadership skills, graduating with an outstanding record — the highest distinction possible.

A Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS), the doctor is board-certified in plastic surgery by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS). The mission of the ABPS is to promote safe, ethical, efficacious plastic surgery to the public by maintaining high standards for the education, examination, certification, and continuous certification of plastic surgeons as specialists and subspecialists.

Moreover, he is board-certified in general surgery by the American Board of Surgery (ABS). The ABS is an independent, non-profit organization located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, founded for the purpose of certifying surgeons who have met a defined standard of education, training, and knowledge.

With a passion for teaching, Dr. Webb maintains academic appointments at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences and the University of Arizona. When he is not helping patients, he enjoys teaching residents and collaborating with peers and other leading plastic surgeons.

Plastic surgery is a surgical specialty involving the restoration, reconstruction, or alteration of the human body. It can be divided into two main categories - reconstructive surgery and cosmetic surgery. A plastic surgeon’s primary responsibility is performing surgical and non-surgical procedures, and they use a variety of reparative and reconstructive techniques to get the job done.

In addition to being a plastic surgeon, Dr. Webb loves being a husband to his college sweetheart and a father to his two children. He enjoys everything competitive and continues this drive through cycling and obstacle course racing.