Celebrity Plastics By Michael Keyes, MD

Can one Miami Beach practice handle a surgical mommy makeover, a quick round of Botox, and a weight-management injection without feeling stretched thin? On paper, Celebrity Plastics By Michael Keyes, MD tries to be exactly that kind of one-stop operation, and the menu backs it up. Dr. Michael Keyes runs both a plastic surgery practice and a med spa under the Celebrity Plastics By Michael Keyes, MD banner, sharing one roof at 309 23rd Street in Miami Beach, and the work splits cleanly between the operating side and the lighter, walk-in-friendly treatments.

Surgical procedures offered

On the surgical end, the list is what you would expect from a board-certified plastic surgeon: facial rejuvenation, breast augmentation, lift and revision, body sculpting and contouring, mommy makeovers, and BBL revision. The inclusion of revision procedures is worth pausing on, because revision work is harder than the first operation and a surgeon who advertises it is signaling a certain confidence. Preservation rhinoplasty also shows up, which is a more current technique than the older reduction approach, so Celebrity Plastics By Michael Keyes, MD is not running a generic catalog. Dr. Keyes holds certification from the American Board of Plastic Surgery, the credential that actually counts in this field.

Board certification and revision work

The non-surgical side is where most people will first walk in. Botox, dermal fillers, injectables, and skincare treatments cover the routine maintenance crowd, and the med spa carries the AlumierMD line, a medical-grade skincare brand you usually find in clinical settings instead of over a drugstore counter. There is also a "Celebrity Skinny Shot," a weight-management injection that slots into the current wave of demand for that kind of treatment. Men get their own track at Celebrity Plastics By Michael Keyes, MD too: facial rejuvenation, body sculpting, and hair restoration, which is a sensible call given how many practices still treat male patients as an afterthought.

Non-surgical treatments at the med spa

The name leans hard on glamour, and the marketing follows suit, promising "red-carpet-ready" results and courting local, out-of-town, and international patients. That kind of pitch can be hollow, so the question is whether anything substantial holds it up. A few things do. Dr. Keyes was published in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, the main peer-reviewed journal in the specialty, which is a different order of credibility from a glossy ad. The practice also reports a combined social media following north of 370,000 and features in Vogue, Allure, Glamour, and Vanity Fair.

Medical-grade skincare and weight management

I tend to discount press mentions in beauty titles, since placement there is often as much about publicity as merit, but stacked next to an actual journal publication and a real board certification, Celebrity Plastics By Michael Keyes, MD reads as substance with a marketing gloss on top, not the reverse. The aesthetics-heavy branding is doing a job, and it has earned the right to. A before-and-after gallery is on the site, which is the single most useful thing a prospective patient can scrutinize, more telling than any tagline.

Credibility beyond the marketing

What Celebrity Plastics By Michael Keyes, MD chooses to put forward is consistent with a practice that wants to be judged on results. The med spa also folds in broader wellness therapies alongside the cosmetic work, so a patient coming in for skincare is not walking into a pure surgery shop, and someone interested in the surgical procedures still gets a clinic that handles the everyday upkeep afterward.

Journal publication and media features

Reaching the practice is straightforward. The phone number and the Miami Beach address are both visible on the site, and online consultation booking is built in, so a prospective patient can move from browsing to a scheduled conversation without hunting around. Financing options are mentioned as well, which matters for elective procedures that insurance rarely touches. None of this is remarkable on its own, but the absence of any of it would be a red flag, and Celebrity Plastics By Michael Keyes, MD covers the basics cleanly.

Patient access and financing

On outside opinion, the record is modest but positive. Celebrity Plastics By Michael Keyes, MD carries a 4.8-star rating on Birdeye across 20 reviews, which is a strong score on a small sample. A Yelp listing exists, showing a Hollywood, Florida location with a set of photos, and a Healthgrades profile is present, the latter being the platform many patients actually trust for medical providers. There is a BBB profile, though the practice is not BBB Accredited and no rating is shown there, which is a neutral fact more than a strike against it. No Google or Trustpilot aggregate counts turned up. Twenty reviews is not enough to draw firm conclusions from, and a more cautious patient may want to read each one individually or wait for the count to grow before scheduling a surgical procedure.

Early reviews across rating platforms

That caution is the honest place to land. The credentials are real, the procedure list is current and broad, and what outside reviews do exist all point the right way. The qualifier is volume: a 4.8 across 20 reviews tells you the early patients were happy, but it is not the deep, years-long track record you can read off a high-volume practice. For elective cosmetic surgery, where the downside of a poor outcome is permanent, that gap in public data is worth holding in mind.

Building a track record

Set against a name like Spectrum Aesthetics, a high-volume Miami cosmetic surgery center that built its reputation on sheer case numbers and aggressive pricing, Celebrity Plastics By Michael Keyes, MD competes on a different footing. It offers a single named, board-certified surgeon with a journal publication and a tighter, more boutique med spa attached, against the assembly-line scale of the bigger operations. A patient who wants the cheapest possible procedure and the comfort of thousands of prior cases will look elsewhere. What the published record does support is this: a genuine board certification, a peer-reviewed publication credit, a wide procedure menu, and consistently positive early reviews. Celebrity Plastics By Michael Keyes, MD is a reasonable option to consider on that evidence, even if the review pool is still building.