Two named surgeons, a solid Yelp average, and a menu that covers almost everything cosmetic medicine offers: on paper, The Sandel Duggal Center for Plastic Surgery looks like a well-assembled practice, and the paper mostly holds together.

What the outside record shows

A hundred Yelp reviews averaging 4.5 stars is not nothing. At that volume the average is unlikely to shift dramatically on any single outlier, and a 4.5 in elective surgery, a category that tends to generate strong opinions in both directions, describes a majority of patients who left satisfied. TrustReviewers places The Sandel Duggal Center for Plastic Surgery at 4.7 out of 5, though that platform carries far less independent credibility than Yelp, so treat it as supporting noise and not a second independent data point. The Sandel Duggal Center for Plastic Surgery also appears on PlasticSurgeryNearYou.com with patient reviews attached. The on-site testimonials page is curated by the practice and should be discounted accordingly.

What is absent: published complication rates, before-and-after outcome audits, or board-certified peer review. None of this is unusual for a private plastic surgery clinic; it is not disclosed industry-wide. But a patient using only this listing cannot independently assess surgical outcomes beyond aggregated star ratings, so the outside record, while positive, has a ceiling on what it can prove.

Credentials and structure

The Sandel Duggal Center for Plastic Surgery names its surgeons on the listing, which immediately separates it from branded clinics that obscure which surgeon operates on which patient. Dr. Henry D. Sandel IV trained at Georgetown and Harvard. Dr. Claire S. Duggal trained at Emory. Both institutions are on the public record, and patients can look them up. In a specialty where outcomes attach to specific hands and not to a brand, the willingness to put named credentials in front of a prospective patient is a structural advantage worth registering.

The practice operates as both a surgical practice and a medical spa under the same clinical roof. Most chain spas run without a board-certified plastic surgeon on staff; at The Sandel Duggal Center for Plastic Surgery, the injectable and laser services sit under the oversight of the same surgeons who handle the surgical cases. That is a meaningful structural distinction for patients who want non-surgical maintenance managed in the same place they had or are considering a procedure.

What is on the menu

The surgical scope is wide. Facial procedures include facelifts, rhinoplasty, eyelid and brow lifts, chin augmentation, cheek implants, otoplasty, and scar revision. Reconstructive work is also listed, including facial reconstruction and post-Mohs surgery reconstruction. The inclusion of Mohs reconstruction is worth noting because it involves medically necessary cases that cosmetic-only clinics typically decline, though patients should verify insurance coverage directly since The Sandel Duggal Center for Plastic Surgery operates as an independent clinic and not a hospital-affiliated department, and coverage logistics differ accordingly.

Breast surgery at The Sandel Duggal Center for Plastic Surgery covers augmentation, lifts, reductions, implant revision, and explant removal. Listing removal explicitly is a reasonable indicator that the practice is not steering every breast consultation toward a new augmentation. Body procedures include tummy tucks, liposuction, labiaplasty, mommy makeovers, Brazilian butt lifts, arm lifts, thigh lifts, fat grafting, and male-specific body work.

The medical spa side extends The Sandel Duggal Center for Plastic Surgery well past the surgical room. Injectable options include Botox, Dysport, and dermal fillers. Laser treatments cover Halo, Moxi, broadband light BBL, and SkinTyte. The non-surgical menu also includes chemical peels, microneedling, microblading, DiamondGlow facials, Latisse for eyelash growth, and Aveli for cellulite reduction. Weight loss management is also listed, pushing the spa program toward ongoing body care and away from one-off cosmetic appointments.

The breadth is genuine. A patient moving from a surgical result into maintenance does not need to leave The Sandel Duggal Center for Plastic Surgery to find a qualified injector or laser provider, and the combination under one clinical structure is uncommon among independent practices in this price segment.

What the listing does not settle

Pricing does not appear anywhere in the listing. For elective procedures that are rarely covered by insurance, the absence of even a ballpark range makes cost comparison impossible at this stage. The same applies to wait times. A practice with strong Yelp ratings and two credentialed surgeons may have a booking queue that changes the calculus depending on urgency.

Contact and access

The Annapolis street address and a direct phone number appear on the homepage of The Sandel Duggal Center for Plastic Surgery. Existing patients have access to a scheduling and records portal through mypatientvisit.com. New patients can reach the practice directly by phone without being routed through a contact form and a callback queue.

The overall picture is cleaner than the average listing in this category. The Yelp volume is large enough to be informative, the service scope is comprehensive, and the two-surgeon structure is transparent. Pricing opacity is common across the field; it is not a weakness specific to The Sandel Duggal Center for Plastic Surgery. Call with a procedure in mind, ask for a cost estimate and current availability, and decide from there.

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