Plastic Surgery Tampa

Who actually picks up the scalpel if a Tampa patient books a tummy tuck here? Dr. Bruce Landon, a board-certified plastic surgeon with FACS designation and more than 25 years of practice behind him. That single fact does a lot of work, because cosmetic surgery is a field where the surgeon's credential outweighs the brochure photos, and Plastic Surgery Tampa puts the surgeon front and centre instead of hiding him behind a clinic brand.

Dr. Bruce Landon and his credentials

The practice runs two offices, one in Tampa proper and one up in Trinity, which is a practical detail for anyone weighing the drive across Tampa Bay. Both addresses and phone numbers appear up top and repeat in the site footer and the contact section, so a patient can place a call within seconds of arriving. The Tampa office is on South Edison Avenue and the Trinity office is on Wellness Lane, each with its own direct line. Online consultation scheduling is built in, which spares the phone-tag that some surgical practices still force on prospective patients. Two physical locations and online booking, both spelled out plainly on the front page, put Plastic Surgery Tampa well ahead of practices that list a single form and a vague service area.

Two offices across Tampa Bay

On procedures, the menu is broad and clearly weighted toward body and breast work. Breast augmentation, lift, and reduction are all here, alongside gynecomastia correction for men. The body side covers liposuction, tummy tuck, arm lift, and thigh lift, and these get bundled into the Mommy Makeover the practice markets heavily to post-pregnancy patients wanting body restoration. There is facial work too: facelift, neck lift, brow lift, upper and lower eyelid surgery, and chin augmentation. Labiaplasty rounds out the surgical list. The range is wide enough that a patient considering more than one procedure could plausibly stay with a single surgeon, which is exactly the point of a Mommy Makeover, and it explains why Plastic Surgery Tampa leans on that package in its marketing.

Surgical procedures from breast to body

For people not ready for an operating room, the non-surgical side is stocked the way you would expect from a modern aesthetic practice: Botox and Dysport for wrinkles, Juvederm and Restylane fillers, Sculptra, laser skin resurfacing, hair rejuvenation, and a ZO Health skincare line for at-home maintenance. A patient can start with injectables and escalate later without changing providers, and that path tells you Plastic Surgery Tampa serves aging patients as much as the post-pregnancy crowd. In practice, the non-surgical menu is what keeps Plastic Surgery Tampa relevant between surgeries and fills the calendar year-round. That breadth is part of what gives the practice staying power with repeat clients.

Non-surgical treatments and skincare options

The site is more than a price list. It carries a patient photo gallery, a testimonials page, an educational blog, and a specials or events section that the budget-conscious will want to check before booking. Before-and-after galleries are close to mandatory in this category, since prospective patients judge a surgeon on visible results, and their presence here points to confidence in the work. The blog also covers procedure recovery and candidacy questions in plain language, which gives a first-time patient something to read before a consultation. Social channels for Plastic Surgery Tampa run across Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok, which is where a lot of younger cosmetic patients now do their first research.

Patient reviews across multiple platforms

Facebook carries 66 reviews with 96 percent recommending, which is a strong rate even on a smaller sample. The Yelp listing for the New Port Richey and Trinity location shows 14 reviews, and there is a separate Yelp entry for the Tampa office. Vitals.com hosts a physician profile with patient reviews, the kind of source that tends to attract specific feedback on doctors rather than general clinic impressions. Plastic Surgery Tampa itself cites a 4.9-star rating for Dr. Landon, though it does not say where that figure originates, so treat the on-site number as the practice's own claim and lean on the third-party platforms for an independent read. The volume is not enormous, but what exists trends positive across every platform checked, and a 96 percent recommend rate on Facebook is not easily dismissed.

Comparing single surgeon versus larger groups

How does Plastic Surgery Tampa compare against a larger regional name like Bay Area Plastic Surgery? The bigger groups can offer more surgeons and sometimes a slicker patient-coordinator setup, but they also spread you across whoever has availability. The draw here is the opposite: one experienced, FACS-credentialed surgeon doing the operating, two convenient Tampa Bay locations, and a procedure list deep enough to keep most cosmetic patients with the same hands from injectables through a full surgical overhaul. The published record is consistent enough to support a consultation, and the contact setup removes every logistical obstacle to booking one.