
Synergy Plastic Surgery
Board-certified plastic surgeons offering cosmetic surgery and med spa treatments
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- Board-certified plastic surgeons specializing in cosmetic and reconstructive procedures
- Free parking available outside the office
- Multiple surgeons available to match patient preferences
- Financing options available
- Hablamos Español
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About Synergy Plastic Surgery
Synergy Plastic Surgery's Round Rock office serves patients seeking board-certified plastic surgery and aesthetic treatments in a modern, convenient setting. Located near Round Rock Medical Center, the clinic offers concierge-level service with personalized attention from surgeons Dr. Mahlon Kerr, Dr. Ross Blagg, Dr. Lauren Crawford, Dr. Ankur Mehta, and Dr. Aisha White. Each surgeon brings specialized training in cosmetic and reconstructive procedures.
The practice provides surgical services including breast augmentation, breast lift, breast reduction, breast reconstruction, facelift, rhinoplasty, tummy tuck, liposuction, and body contouring after weight loss. Synergy Med Spa offers nonsurgical treatments including BOTOX Cosmetic, dermal fillers, CoolSculpting Elite, laser skin resurfacing, and facials.
Patients can relax in a well-appointed waiting area and exam rooms, with free parking available outside. The practice emphasizes treating each patient as an individual and creating a first-class experience from consultation through recovery.
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What makes Synergy Plastic Surgery different?
Synergy emphasizes personalized care and patient-centered decision-making. Each surgeon takes time to listen to patient goals before recommending procedures. The practice uses modern techniques and stays current with the latest innovations in aesthetic surgery and med spa treatments, offering both surgical and nonsurgical options in a convenient, professionally appointed setting.

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