Bryan Armijo, M.D.

Bryan Armijo, M.D. has been a board-certified plastic surgeon in the Dallas-Fort Worth area for more than 20 years, splitting time between two offices: one on N. Central Expressway in Dallas and one on W. Ralph Hall Parkway in Rockwall. That kind of dual-location setup usually means a high patient volume, and the external record here backs it up enough to make this one of the more straightforwardly credentialed listings you will find in this specialty.

Breast procedures and reconstruction

Breast work is listed in full: augmentation, lift, reduction, reconstruction, explant, revision, and male breast reduction. Reconstruction is not a single-line entry. Bryan Armijo, M.D. specifically names the DIEP flap, a microsurgical technique that most cosmetic-only practices do not offer and would not list. Post-mastectomy work appears directly, which separates this practice from listings that write "breast reconstruction" and leave it there.

Body contouring options

Body contouring covers abdominoplasty, liposuction, Brazilian butt lift, arm lift, thigh lift, body lift, mommy makeover, and surgery after massive weight loss. That last category is technically distinct from standard contouring and rarely appears on practice sites. Bryan Armijo, M.D. names it plainly.

Facial work and skincare

Facial procedures run to rhinoplasty, facelift, eyelid surgery, brow lift, and ear surgery. On the non-surgical side there are Botox and other neuromodulators, Juvederm dermal fillers, Kybella, laser skin resurfacing, microneedling, chemical peels, and weight loss injections. The practice also runs an online store selling medical-grade SkinMedica skincare, a clinical line available only through licensed providers. From DIEP flap reconstruction through take-home skincare, the scope here is wider than a typical cosmetic-only office.

Online review presence

Five independent platforms carry meaningful numbers. RealSelf lists 57 patient reviews and, more notably, 359 expert answers attributed to Bryan Armijo, M.D. Building 359 answered questions across years of public forum participation is not a weekend project; that kind of sustained output either reflects a surgeon genuinely committed to pre-consultation education or a very long-running effort to stay visible on one platform. Either way, the volume is unusual for a single-surgeon practice. Sharecare lists 38 reviews averaging 4.6 out of 5. ZocDoc shows 22 verified patient reviews. Yelp carries 10 reviews for the Dallas location. Healthgrades and US News Doctors both have profiles, with US News offering online booking.

The star averages across Sharecare and ZocDoc are positive and consistent with each other, which is worth noting because platforms that draw different patient demographics sometimes diverge sharply. Here they do not. Bryan Armijo, M.D. lands well on both, and the RealSelf question count alone puts the external footprint well above average for a practice this size.

Contact information for two locations

Both office addresses appear on the site. A single shared phone number covers both locations alongside a contact form. Two published addresses and one clear number is a reasonable setup for a two-office practice; patients looking to confirm which location handles a specific procedure will want to ask when they call.

The evidence here is genuinely strong for a single-surgeon practice. The DIEP flap listing rules out the possibility that this is a cosmetic-only office wearing reconstruction as a badge; that technique demands real microsurgical training. The five-platform review record, anchored by 359 RealSelf answers, is a larger public footprint than most individual surgeons maintain. Pricing is not published, which is standard in this specialty, so cost comparisons will require a direct conversation.

If you are in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and researching post-mastectomy reconstruction or post-bariatric body contouring specifically, Bryan Armijo, M.D. belongs on a short list. Call the shared office number and ask directly about DIEP flap eligibility or the weight-loss surgery program; the depth of procedure documentation on the site makes clear those are routine questions, not exceptional ones.