Plastic Surgery Center of Nashville

Someone weighing breast surgery, a tummy tuck, or a first round of Botox usually arrives with two competing worries: will the result look natural, and is the surgeon someone they can trust with a body that has already been through a lot. The Plastic Surgery Center of Nashville answers the second worry before you even get to the procedures, because the whole practice is built around board-certified surgeons who are all women, working out of an office on State Street in Nashville. For a patient who wants a female surgeon, especially for intimate or post-pregnancy work, that starting point narrows the search fast.

Surgical procedures for breast and body work

The surgical menu at Plastic Surgery Center of Nashville is broad without sprawling into territory that has nothing to do with the rest. Breast work is clearly a core strength: augmentation, lifts, reductions, and implant removal all sit together, and women who got implants years ago often come back wanting them out or exchanged, so a practice handling that follow-through is worth paying attention to. Body contouring covers tummy tucks, liposuction, arm lifts, and thigh lifts, and the site groups these into a dedicated track for patients who have lost a large amount of weight. On the face, the Plastic Surgery Center of Nashville offers eyelid surgery and laser resurfacing. There is also labiaplasty, and gynecomastia treatment for male patients, so the all-female surgical team does see men for specific work.

Non-surgical treatments beyond injectables

Alongside the operating room, the Plastic Surgery Center of Nashville runs a full non-surgical side that reads like a list assembled by people who actually manage a busy aesthetics practice. Botox and dermal fillers are the obvious entries. Kybella for under-chin fat, CoolSculpting, chemical peels, HydraFacial, and microneedling round out the skin and contour treatments. The inclusion of MiraDry, which targets excessive underarm sweating, is the kind of specific offering that tells you the practice has gone past the standard injectables and into problems people are sometimes embarrassed to ask about. That breadth lets a patient stay with one team whether they want a fifteen-minute touch-up or a major operation.

Packaged services for weddings and weight loss

Three packaged services are worth calling out because they map to real life moments. Plastic Surgery Center of Nashville offers a mommy makeover, the post-massive-weight-loss contouring track already mentioned, and a bridal party aesthetics package. The bridal option is a small thing, but it shows an understanding of why people book these appointments on a deadline, and that kind of practical framing is more reassuring than a wall of before-and-after photos. None of these packages is exotic. They are simply the right groupings for who actually walks in. Someone finding this listing through a business directory will have enough context to decide fairly quickly whether this is the right type of practice for them.

Credentials behind the lead surgeon

Mostly, yes. The site names Dr. Mary Gingrass as a co-director and describes her as a third-generation plastic surgeon who is board-certified. A multi-generation surgical lineage is unusual, and while it is not a substitute for results, it does suggest the field is something this family has lived inside for a long time. Board certification is the primary credential for anyone comparing cosmetic surgeons, since the term "cosmetic surgery" is not always tied to it elsewhere. The Plastic Surgery Center of Nashville presents as a fully board-certified group, which places it on the right side of that distinction.

Checking office hours for patients

What the Plastic Surgery Center of Nashville does well here is keep practical information visible. The phone number and street address sit on the homepage, so a prospective patient is not hunting through menus to find a way in. Office hours are posted plainly: Monday through Thursday from 7 in the morning to 4 in the afternoon, and Friday mornings until half past noon. Those early-morning Monday-to-Thursday starts are a genuine convenience for working patients who would rather not burn a vacation day on a consultation. A reviews and about section is built into the navigation, pointing visitors toward patient feedback instead of hiding it.

Patient reviews across multiple platforms

On outside feedback, the record is strong and deep enough to mean something. The practice carries 318 reviews on Birdeye averaging 4.9 stars, a large enough sample that the high score is hard to dismiss as a handful of friendly patients. Yelp adds another 20 reviews with positive quotes visible, and there is a RealSelf profile with patient reviews as well, RealSelf being a platform cosmetic-surgery shoppers tend to take seriously. One honest note: a Better Business Bureau profile exists, but Plastic Surgery Center of Nashville is listed as not BBB-accredited and shows no BBB rating. That is common and not alarming on its own, though anyone who weighs BBB accreditation heavily should know it going in.

Taken together, the volume and consistency of that feedback is the strongest argument the listing has. A 4.9 across more than three hundred reviews is not the kind of number a practice quietly manufactures, and it lines up with the way Plastic Surgery Center of Nashville presents itself: organized, specific, and unflashy.

Is pricing information available?

If there is a limit to what an outsider can verify, it is the usual one for this category. Pricing is not something a cosmetic surgery practice tends to publish, so the real cost conversation happens in person. Anyone comparing several Nashville surgeons will still need to sit down with each one. What the Plastic Surgery Center of Nashville gives you up front is enough to decide whether it belongs on the shortlist, and for many patients, particularly women who specifically want a female board-certified surgeon, it clearly will.

The verdict lands on the positive side, with eyes open. The Plastic Surgery Center of Nashville is a well-rounded practice with a coherent identity, a credentialed lead surgeon, transparent hours, and an outside-review record that backs up the polished presentation. The missing BBB accreditation and the absence of public pricing are worth noting, but neither undercuts the core. For surgical breast and body work, facial procedures, or the non-surgical treatments running from Botox to MiraDry, Plastic Surgery Center of Nashville reads as a serious, established option. Few listings in this specialty can point to 318 reviews averaging 4.9 on Birdeye plus a RealSelf profile with patient commentary on top of that.