The Rose Clinic: Plastic Surgery Utah

Over a thousand patient reviews sit behind this practice on Birdeye, averaging 4.9 stars, and that volume is the first thing worth registering about The Rose Clinic: Plastic Surgery Utah. Cosmetic surgery practices rarely accumulate feedback at that scale, and it is worth registering before opening a single procedure page. The counts wobble a little depending on which cached version of the page loads, somewhere between roughly 1,028 and 1,060, but the order of magnitude holds and the rating stays high across those snapshots.

Surgical procedures and Dr. Kevin Rose

The Rose Clinic: Plastic Surgery Utah runs out of Orem, and its work splits cleanly into two halves. On the surgical side, Dr. Kevin Rose handles the standard body and breast catalogue: liposuction, tummy tuck, arm and thigh lifts, Brazilian butt lift, and a full set of breast options that runs through augmentation, lift, reduction, implants, and fat grafting. Labiaplasty, the mommy makeover package, and broader body contouring round out that list. Rose is board-certified with more than twenty years behind him, and the About section carries his full CV, which is the kind of thing a prospective surgical patient will actually open and read line by line.

Rose Spa non-surgical treatments

The second half operates under the name Rose Spa, and it is where The Rose Clinic: Plastic Surgery Utah casts a much wider net. BOTOX, Juvederm, Sculptra and other dermal fillers cover the injectable basics. Beyond those, the menu reaches into microneedling, chemical peels, laser resurfacing, Morpheus8, BodyTite, and the Aveli cellulite treatment. There is O-Shot and P-Shot work, vaginal tightening, laser hair removal, hair restoration, and sclerotherapy for veins. It is a long list, and it signals a clinic trying to be a single destination for both the elective-surgery patient and the walk-in wanting a lunchtime tweak.

Skincare retail sits alongside the treatments. The Shop carries SkinBetter, SkinMedica, Alastin, and ZO Skin Health, four lines that are typically sold through medical offices instead of drugstore shelves. Stocking them is a small tell that The Rose Clinic: Plastic Surgery Utah wants patients maintaining results between visits, and it gives the site a genuine commerce function beyond the usual brochure pages. A Gallery, a Patient Resources area, and a Blog fill out the rest of the structure, so someone researching a procedure can move from the surgeon's credentials to before-and-after images to written background without leaving the site.

Reputation across multiple platforms

The Birdeye figure is impressive, but it is worth checking against the other places The Rose Clinic: Plastic Surgery Utah shows up, because a single platform with a very high count and a very high average always invites a second look. The picture that emerges is mixed in an ordinary, believable way. Yelp lists the clinic with photos and fourteen reviews, and no aggregate star figure surfaces in the snippet, so the sample there is small and harder to read at a glance. That gap between fourteen on one platform and a thousand-plus on another is normal for medical practices that actively route happy patients toward a review tool, and it is not by itself a red flag, but it does mean the Birdeye average should be read as one strong signal instead of the whole story.

Healthgrades adds a useful independent layer, since it is physician-focused rather than business-focused. Dr. Kevin Rose has a profile there with multiple five-star patient reviews attached to his name, and for a surgeon that counts for more than a clinic-wide score, since it points at the person holding the scalpel. The Better Business Bureau adds less: The Rose Clinic: Plastic Surgery Utah holds an accredited BBB profile out of Orem, accredited since late December 2023, though the actual letter grade does not appear in the snippet. Accreditation is a modest positive, but without the visible grade it settles less than it might.

Put together, the reputation across Birdeye, Yelp, Healthgrades, and the BBB is broadly favourable and, more importantly, spread across several independent sources instead of resting on one. That spread is what gives the high Birdeye number some credibility it would not have standing alone.

Contacting the clinic in Orem

Contact is handled by The Rose Clinic: Plastic Surgery Utah the way a medical office should handle it. A phone number and a full street address on Suite 101 in Orem are visible without hunting, and there is a proper contact page rather than a lone form buried in a footer. There is no email address published, which is standard practice for a clinic that would otherwise drown in spam and that prefers scheduling by phone anyway, so it counts as nothing against them. For a first-time patient trying to book a consultation, the path is short and obvious.

What The Rose Clinic: Plastic Surgery Utah gets right structurally is the pairing of a credentialed surgeon with a broad non-surgical arm, so a patient can start with a low-commitment filler appointment and, if trust builds, move toward surgery under the same roof. That continuity is a real selling point for this kind of practice, and the site is organised to support it: the surgical pages and the Rose Spa pages are distinct but clearly part of one operation. The retail lines and the Gallery reinforce the sense of a clinic that expects long relationships with patients instead of one-off visits, and much of the Rose Spa menu feeds directly into that model.

The doubt that lingers is about depth versus breadth. A menu that stretches from Brazilian butt lifts to laser hair removal to hair restoration to O-Shot injections is a lot of ground for one practice to cover convincingly, and the site itself cannot tell a reader whether every one of those services is performed by equally experienced hands or whether some are add-ons that pad the list. The surgical credentials of Dr. Kevin Rose are well documented and easy to verify; the expertise behind the more peripheral spa treatments is far less visible. Someone booking a tummy tuck has plenty to go on with The Rose Clinic: Plastic Surgery Utah. Someone booking one of the fringe non-surgical procedures is trusting the same brand without the same paper trail, and nothing on the page fully closes that gap.