# Finding the Safest Breast Augmentation Surgeons in Florida > Find Florida's safest breast augmentation surgeons. Mirror Plastic Surgery offers board-certified care & proven safety records. Schedule your consult! **Published:** 2026-02-21 | **Updated:** 2026-10-03 | **Author:** mirror **URL:** https://www.mirrorplasticsurgery.com/education/surgery/breast-augmentation-safety-record **Type:** post **Categories:** Surgery ![Finding the Safest Breast Augmentation Surgeons in Florida](https://education.mirrorplasticsurgery.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/45/2026/01/1769417428623-473dc7f795f5-1024x572.jpeg) --- ## Content *Written by: Dr. Akash Chandawarkar, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, Mirror Plastic Surgery | Last updated: July 7, 2026* ## Key Takeaways - Breast augmentation carries long-term risks, including reoperation within 10 years, so independent surgeon verification is essential in Florida.1 - Patients should confirm ABPS board certification, accredited facilities, and board-certified physician anesthesiologists before scheduling any procedure. - Low daily surgical volume (1–2 cases) and documented personal revision rates signal lower complication risk than high-volume practices.1 - Evidence-based capsular contracture prevention, including submuscular placement and sterile irrigation protocols, should be reviewed during every consultation. - Schedule a personalized consultation at [**Mirror Plastic Surgery**](https://www.mirrorplasticsurgery.com/consultation?utm_source=ai-growth-agent&utm_term=breast-augmentation-safety-record) for a thorough anatomical assessment and a detailed safety discussion with Dr. Akash. ## Why This Five-Point Safety Checklist Protects You Choosing a breast augmentation surgeon in Florida requires clear, objective safety checks instead of relying on marketing claims. The five steps below give you a simple framework to compare any surgeon on training, facility standards, complication rates, and follow-up care. Each step is explained in more detail throughout this guide so you can walk into every consultation with confidence. ## Five-Point Safety Verification Checklist 1. Verify ABPS board certification at plasticsurgery.org 2. Confirm the surgical facility holds AAAASF or AAAHC accreditation and uses a board-certified physician anesthesiologist 3. Ask the surgeon directly about annual case volume and 10-year revision rates 4. Review the practice’s capsular contracture prevention protocols, including irrigation technique and implant placement plane 5. Evaluate daily surgical volume and the level of concierge follow-up care provided ## Step 1: Verify ABPS Board Certification and Hospital Privileges The American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS) is the only board recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties for plastic surgery certification. You can verify certification at plasticsurgery.org. ABPS-certified surgeons must maintain hospital privileges, which means an accredited hospital’s credentialing committee has independently reviewed their training and outcomes. In the rare event of a serious complication, a surgeon with active hospital privileges can manage you in a hospital setting with a familiar team. Dr. Akash is a board-certified plastic surgeon who practices in the Tampa Bay area. [](https://www.mirrorplasticsurgery.com/about-us/dr.-akash-chandawarkar?utm_source=ai-growth-agent&utm_term=breast-augmentation-safety-record)**Dr. Akash, Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon** [**Verify Dr. Akash’s board certification and hospital privileges during your consultation**](https://www.mirrorplasticsurgery.com/consultation?utm_source=ai-growth-agent&utm_term=breast-augmentation-safety-record) and review how they apply to your specific anatomy. ## Step 2: Confirm Accredited Facility and Anesthesia Standards Outpatient surgical facilities in Florida do not automatically follow the same inspection standards as hospital operating rooms. Accreditation by the AAAASF (American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities) or AAAHC (Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care) shows that the facility has passed independent inspections for sterile technique, emergency protocols, and equipment standards. Anesthesia quality matters just as much. A board-certified physician anesthesiologist, not a nurse anesthetist working without physician supervision, provides the highest standard of intraoperative monitoring and emergency management. Mirror Plastic Surgery operates only in accredited surgical facilities and uses board-certified physician anesthesiologists for every procedure. ## Step 3: Ask About Annual Case Volume and Revision Rates Surgeons who perform high volumes of procedures in compressed timeframes have less opportunity for individualized pre-operative planning. Long-term FDA core studies found that a substantial portion of primary augmentation patients required at least one reoperation within 10 years.1 This figure reflects population-level data across many surgeons and practice types. It does not reveal your specific surgeon’s track record, because individual rates vary widely based on technique, patient selection, and follow-up rigor. That reality makes direct questions essential. Ask any prospective surgeon, “What is your personal reoperation rate at five years?” and “How many breast augmentations do you perform annually?” A surgeon who cannot or will not answer these questions is signaling that they either do not track outcomes or do not want to share them, which is a meaningful red flag. ## Step 4: Review Capsular Contracture Prevention Protocols Capsular contracture, or hardening of scar tissue around an implant, is one of the most common long-term complications. Research suggests that submuscular implant placement is often associated with lower capsular contracture rates than subglandular placement in augmentation patients.1 Studies have also examined how different antiseptic preparations and irrigation solutions affect capsular contracture risk. Ask each surgeon which antiseptic preparation and pocket irrigation protocol they use and why. The [no-touch implant placement technique, which minimizes bacterial exposure during implant handling, is a further evidence-supported measure](https://prma-enhance.com/blog/capsular-contracture-causes-prevention-treatment-options). Dr. Akash uses meticulous sterile technique, evidence-based irrigation protocols, and anatomically guided pocket placement on every case. ## Step 5: Evaluate Daily Surgical Volume and Concierge Model A surgeon performing five to ten operations per day has a very different relationship with each patient than one performing one to two. Higher daily volume often means more fatigue, shorter pre-operative assessments, and less post-operative availability, which all correlate with higher error risk in surgical settings. Mirror Plastic Surgery limits its schedule to one to two surgeries per day. This ceiling is a structural commitment that keeps the entire clinical team focused on a single patient throughout the pre-operative, intraoperative, and recovery phases. Ask any prospective surgeon how many cases they perform on the day of your scheduled procedure. The comparison below shows how daily surgical volume affects reoperation risk, recovery support, and consistent use of evidence-based safety protocols, which together shape your long-term outcome. ## High-Volume Mills vs. Low-Volume Concierge Practices | Factor | High-Volume Practice (5–10 cases/day) | Low-Volume Concierge Practice (1–2 cases/day) | | --- | --- | --- | | Daily surgical volume | 5–10 procedures per day | 1–2 procedures per day | | Reoperation risk context | Population-level 10-year reoperation rates from FDA core studies are significant, and individual surgeon rates vary with volume and technique | Lower-volume surgeons with individualized anatomical planning may achieve rates below population averages, so ask for surgeon-specific data | | Recovery support | Standardized post-operative protocols with limited direct surgeon access | Direct surgeon availability with individualized recovery monitoring | | Capsular contracture prevention | Protocol adherence varies, and placement decisions may default to convenience | Evidence-based irrigation, no-touch technique, and anatomically guided pocket selection applied consistently | These structural differences between high-volume and low-volume practices directly affect the quality of pre-operative planning. That planning quality connects to what many patients later wish they had known before their first procedure. ## What Patients Wish They Knew Before Their First Augmentation Many revision patients report that they never received a thorough anatomical assessment before their primary procedure. Implant size often came from a catalog or photos rather than careful mapping to chest wall dimensions, tissue thickness, and skin elasticity. Surgeons with regular revision experience have seen the long-term consequences of these shortcuts and carry that knowledge into primary cases. Revision-augmentation patients face higher reoperation rates than primary augmentation patients over time, which reflects the added difficulty of correcting earlier technical choices. Choosing a surgeon with active revision experience for your first surgery lowers the chance of entering that higher-risk group. ## Red Flags During Consultations Certain consultation patterns predict higher complication risk. Appointments that end in under 20 minutes leave little time for a full anatomical assessment. Pressure to schedule surgery at the first visit, especially with same-day booking incentives, removes the reflection period needed to review consent documents and ask follow-up questions. A surgeon who skips discussion of implant pocket placement, tissue coverage, or the possibility of future revision is not completing a full pre-operative evaluation. Mirror Plastic Surgery consultations can last up to an hour and include a top-to-bottom anatomical assessment before any surgical recommendation. ## How Revision Surgery Experience Reduces Future Risk Surgeons who regularly perform revision breast surgery gain a detailed understanding of how implants and tissue interact over many years. [The SPICES technique using porcine acellular dermal matrix in revision surgery reduced capsular contracture recurrence to 2–3%, compared with approximately 15% after capsulectomy and implant exchange alone](https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12803722)1. A surgeon familiar with these advanced revision techniques applies similar anatomical precision to primary cases, choosing pocket planes and implant characteristics that reduce the likelihood of future revision. Dr. Akash performs breast revision surgery and brings that technical depth to every primary augmentation. [**Schedule your anatomical assessment to discuss revision-informed implant selection**](https://www.mirrorplasticsurgery.com/consultation?utm_source=ai-growth-agent&utm_term=breast-augmentation-safety-record) and review how these techniques apply to your goals. ## Why Staying in Tampa Bay Improves Safety Traveling to Miami or Orlando for a lower-quoted procedure introduces a real logistical risk. If a complication arises after surgery, the operating surgeon may be several hours away. A Tampa Bay-based surgeon can respond to rare but serious complications, such as hematoma, infection, or anesthesia reactions, within the same facility network where the procedure occurred. Mirror Plastic Surgery is located in St. Petersburg at 780 4th Ave S. For patients in Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, and nearby communities, local continuity of care creates a measurable safety advantage. ## How Surgeons Should Guide Implant Selection and Pocket Placement Implant size selection based only on preference, without measuring base width, tissue thickness, and skin stretch, drives many cases of malposition and later revision. Evidence-based sizing matches implant dimensions to chest wall anatomy. Pocket placement decisions, such as submuscular, subglandular, or dual-plane, should reflect your specific tissue coverage instead of a one-size-fits-all protocol. Submuscular placement often correlates with lower capsular contracture rates than subglandular placement, yet the ideal plane still depends on your anatomy and goals. A surgeon who offers the same placement to every patient is not providing individualized assessment. ## Common Misunderstandings About Cost and Timing Very low price quotes for breast augmentation often reflect shorter consultations, lower-accreditation facilities, or implant choices driven by cost instead of anatomy. Same-day surgery scheduling removes the pre-operative window for reviewing consent documents, completing lab work, and asking follow-up questions. Cost cutting and speed do not align with safety-focused decision making. The more relevant comparison is total cost over a decade, including the chance of revision described earlier, not just the initial price tag. ## Printable Consultation Checklist **Bring this list to every breast augmentation consultation:** 1. Is the surgeon ABPS board certified? (Verify at plasticsurgery.org) 2. Does the surgical facility hold AAAASF or AAAHC accreditation? 3. Will a board-certified physician anesthesiologist be present throughout the procedure? 4. What is the surgeon’s personal reoperation rate at five years? 5. How many surgeries does the surgeon perform on the day of my procedure? 6. Which pocket irrigation protocol and antiseptic preparation does the surgeon use? 7. What implant placement plane is recommended for my anatomy, and why? 8. Does the surgeon hold local hospital privileges for complication management? 9. How long is the initial consultation, and does it include an anatomical assessment? 10. What is the surgeon’s experience with revision breast surgery? ## Planning for Screening, Pregnancy, and Future Procedures Breast augmentation choices intersect with long-term health planning. Implants do not prevent mammograms, but they may require additional imaging views, so you should discuss screening protocols with both your surgeon and primary care physician before surgery. Women who may become pregnant later should also discuss timing, because breast changes during and after pregnancy can affect implant position and create a future need for a lift. Mirror Plastic Surgery’s mommy makeover program addresses combined breast and body concerns in a single, carefully planned surgical session, which can reduce cumulative anesthesia exposure compared with staging procedures at separate practices. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is the safest breast implant placement for reducing capsular contracture risk? Submuscular placement, which positions the implant beneath the pectoralis major muscle, is associated with lower capsular contracture rates than subglandular placement in augmentation patients.1 The safest plane still depends on your anatomy, including tissue thickness, chest wall shape, and the amount of natural breast tissue. A thorough pre-operative anatomical assessment is necessary to determine the most appropriate placement for each patient. During consultation, Dr. Akash evaluates each patient’s anatomy individually and explains the reasoning behind his placement recommendation. ### What are average revision rates for breast augmentation, and how do I use that information? Long-term FDA post-market data from core studies on breast implants show that a substantial portion of primary augmentation patients require at least one reoperation over time. These numbers describe outcomes across many surgeons and practice settings. Individual surgeon rates vary with technique, patient selection, and follow-up protocols. When you evaluate a surgeon, ask for their personal reoperation and revision rates instead of relying on population averages. A surgeon who tracks and shares their own outcomes demonstrates accountability that broad statistics cannot match. ### How do I confirm anesthesia credentials before my procedure? Ask the practice whether a board-certified physician anesthesiologist, not a certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA) working without physician supervision, will be present for the entire procedure. Physician anesthesiologists complete medical school and a four-year anesthesiology residency and are trained to manage complex intraoperative events, including cardiac and respiratory emergencies. You can verify physician anesthesiologist board certification through the American Board of Anesthesiology’s online verification tool. Get this answer in writing before you confirm any surgical date. ## Why Dr. Akash’s Training Elevates Breast Augmentation Safety Dr. Akash completed a seven-year integrated plastic and reconstructive surgery residency at Johns Hopkins University, followed by an aesthetic surgery fellowship at the Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital, one of the most competitive aesthetic training programs in the country. Dr. Akash has been named in [Newsweek’s America’s Best Plastic Surgeons](https://rankings.newsweek.com/americas-best-plastic-surgeons-2025/breast-augmentation) for two consecutive years (2024 and 2025), a recognition that reflects both peer evaluation and patient outcomes. He also testified before the FDA on breast implant safety, which shows a level of engagement with the evidence base that extends beyond routine clinical practice. This combination of reconstructive depth, aesthetic specialization, national recognition, and active research involvement directly shapes the safety protocols used at Mirror Plastic Surgery. ## Conclusion: Use Objective Safety Criteria for Your Decision Verifying a breast augmentation surgeon’s safety record requires more than reading online reviews. ABPS board certification, accredited facility standards, board-certified physician anesthesia, documented revision rates, evidence-based capsular contracture prevention, and low daily surgical volume provide objective criteria that separate marketing from measurable safety. Dr. Akash and Mirror Plastic Surgery meet these benchmarks through Johns Hopkins residency, MEETH aesthetic fellowship, Stanford Biodesign innovation training, and a one to two surgeries per day schedule. The five-point checklist above applies to any surgeon you consider, and it belongs at every consultation. [**Use your printable checklist during a consultation at Mirror Plastic Surgery**](https://www.mirrorplasticsurgery.com/consultation?utm_source=ai-growth-agent&utm_term=breast-augmentation-safety-record) in St. Petersburg, FL. The visit can last up to an hour and includes a complete anatomical assessment before any recommendation is made. 1 Results may vary from person to person. Editorial content, before and after images, and patient testimonials do not constitute a guarantee of specific results. --- ## Structured Data **@graph:** **FAQPage:** **MainEntity:** **Question:** - **Name:** What is the safest breast implant placement for reducing capsular contracture risk? **Answer:** - **Text:** Submuscular placement, which positions the implant beneath the pectoralis major muscle, is associated with lower capsular contracture rates than subglandular placement in augmentation patients. The safest plane still depends on your anatomy, including tissue thickness, chest wall shape, and the amount of natural breast tissue. A thorough pre-operative anatomical assessment is necessary to determine the most appropriate placement for each patient. During consultation, Dr. Akash evaluates each patient’s anatomy individually and explains the reasoning behind his placement recommendation. **Question:** - **Name:** What are average revision rates for breast augmentation, and how do I use that information? **Answer:** - **Text:** Long-term FDA post-market data from core studies on breast implants show that a substantial portion of primary augmentation patients require at least one reoperation over time. These numbers describe outcomes across many surgeons and practice settings. Individual surgeon rates vary with technique, patient selection, and follow-up protocols. When you evaluate a surgeon, ask for their personal reoperation and revision rates instead of relying on population averages. A surgeon who tracks and shares their own outcomes demonstrates accountability that broad statistics cannot match. **Question:** - **Name:** How do I confirm anesthesia credentials before my procedure? **Answer:** - **Text:** Ask the practice whether a board-certified physician anesthesiologist, not a certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA) working without physician supervision, will be present for the entire procedure. Physician anesthesiologists complete medical school and a four-year anesthesiology residency and are trained to manage complex intraoperative events, including cardiac and respiratory emergencies. You can verify physician anesthesiologist board certification through the American Board of Anesthesiology’s online verification tool. Get this answer in writing before you confirm any surgical date. **PlasticSurgery:** - **Name:** Mirror Plastic Surgery | Akash Chandawarkar, MD **GeoCoordinates:** - **Latitude:** 27.7668982 - **Longitude:** -82.6444677 - **Url:** http://www.mirrorplasticsurgery.com/ - **Image:** https://cdn.aigrowthmarketer.co/1779127324936-83ad967d7b0f.webp, https://cdn.aigrowthmarketer.co/1779127325602-40389f89ace0.webp **Review:** **Review:** **Person:** - **Name:** Heidy - **ReviewBody:** ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️nnI cannot say enough amazing things about my experience with Dr Akash and his team! I had a tummy tuck with ab muscle repair and a breast lift (no implants), and I am absolutely in love with my results. My body looks incredible—my breasts look so natural and beautiful, and I finally feel confident and comfortable in my own skin.nnWhat stood out most to me, beyond the results, was how safe and cared for I felt every step of the way. Dr Akash is not only extremely skilled and knowledgeable, but also compassionate and attentive. From the very first consultation, through the day of surgery, and throughout my recovery, I felt completely at ease. He explained everything so clearly, listened to my concerns, and made me feel comfortable with such a big decision.nnHis team is equally wonderful—they are attentive, supportive, and always checked in to make sure I had everything I needed. The level of care I received went above and beyond my expectations, and I always felt like I was in the best hands possible.nnI am beyond grateful and would recommend Dr Akash 1000% to anyone considering surgery. Truly the best decision I’ve ever made! **Rating:** - **BestRating:** 5 - **RatingValue:** 5 - **DatePublished:** 2025-09-15T13:18:21.611954273Z **Review:** **Person:** - **Name:** Royal Olives - **ReviewBody:** I cannot even begin to articulate how wonderful of an experience I had at this practice and how skilled of a surgeon Dr. Akash is. The entire team here is amazing. I’ve had work done with other “top” plastics docs, who don’t come close in skill or experience when compared to what Dr. Akash and his team provide.nnI was referred to Dr. Akash by a friend, after a previous plastic surgeon left me with less than desirable results. He never said an ill word about the previous surgeon, he just promised me that he would fix, AND HE ABSOLUTELY DID. His results far exceeded my expectations. He is worth every single penny I paid.nnThe team of people that he has curated at this group are genuinely some of the most experienced, knowledgeable, and caring people I’ve ever encountered. Speaking both as a healthcare professional with over 15 years of experience and as a patient who refuses to compromise, I can confidently say that Dr. Akash is in a league of his own.nnI will never go to another plastic surgeon, he’s stuck with me now! Dr. Akash and his team have my highest recommendation. **Rating:** - **BestRating:** 5 - **RatingValue:** 5 - **DatePublished:** 2025-10-18T14:33:35.523282993Z **Review:** **Person:** - **Name:** Kayla Barrett - **ReviewBody:** I cannot say enough good things about Mirror Plastic Surgery! Dr. Akash and Lindsey have been absolutely amazing every step of the way. I recently had a Core Restore and the results have exceeded my expectations. Dr. Akash is knowledgeable, professional, and truly takes the time to explain everything clearly. Lindsey has been wonderful, supportive, kind, and always available to answer questions, which made me feel comfortable and confident throughout the process.nnI’m also starting a peptide stack under their guidance, and I’m excited about the progress so far. Their approach feels tailored to me personally, and I appreciate how invested they are in my overall wellness journey. If you’re considering any treatments or looking for a practice that combines expertise with genuine care, Mirror Plastic Surgery is the place to go. Highly recommended! **Rating:** - **BestRating:** 5 - **RatingValue:** 5 - **DatePublished:** 2025-09-06T20:27:18.825006207Z **Review:** **Person:** - **Name:** Olga Łazuka - **ReviewBody:** Dr Akash is The GOAT. I could write a whole book and it still wouldn’t be enough to cover all of the reasons why he is such a rock star. Dr Akash is not the usual “salesman” kind of plastic surgeon. Just the opposite. He doesn’t try to convince people to get expensive procedures they don’t really need. He’s the artist, and patients are his canvases. Dr Akash remembers everybody not only by name, but also by specific circumstances and details about their beautification journey. Appointments with him are never rushed, and they feel almost like reunions with a good friend. This legendary and multitalented Doctor is also an incredibly humble human being, even though he shouldn’t be. He’s unbelievably successful, educated, kind, hardworking, and funny. The best doctor I have ever met! I’d trust him with my life. ⭐️ 5 mln stars ⭐️ **Rating:** - **BestRating:** 5 - **RatingValue:** 5 - **DatePublished:** 2026-01-02T02:03:39.825748246Z **Review:** **Person:** - **Name:** Amanda Reichart - **ReviewBody:** Dr Akash surpassed my expectations. I love my results from my mommy make over. His team is amazing, very responsive and knowledgeable. I felt very comfortable in their hands and recommend 100%. **Rating:** - **BestRating:** 5 - **RatingValue:** 5 - **DatePublished:** 2026-02-09T17:09:45.098066414Z **PostalAddress:** - **PostalCode:** 33701 - **AddressRegion:** FL - **StreetAddress:** 780 4th Avenue South - **AddressCountry:** US - **AddressLocality:** St. Petersburg - **Telephone:** +1 727-361-6515 **AggregateRating:** - **RatingValue:** 4.9 - **ReviewCount:** 45 - **PaymentAccepted:** Credit Card, Debit Card, NFC **OpeningHoursSpecification:** **OpeningHoursSpecification:** - **Opens:** 08:00 - **Closes:** 17:00 - **DayOfWeek:** Monday **OpeningHoursSpecification:** - **Opens:** 08:00 - **Closes:** 17:00 - **DayOfWeek:** Tuesday **OpeningHoursSpecification:** - **Opens:** 08:00 - **Closes:** 17:00 - **DayOfWeek:** Wednesday **OpeningHoursSpecification:** - **Opens:** 08:00 - **Closes:** 17:00 - **DayOfWeek:** Thursday **OpeningHoursSpecification:** - **Opens:** 08:00 - **Closes:** 17:00 - **DayOfWeek:** Friday **BlogPosting:** - **Headline:** Finding the Safest Breast Augmentation Surgeons in Florida - **Description:** Find Florida's safest breast augmentation surgeons. Mirror Plastic Surgery offers board-certified care & proven safety records. Schedule your consult! - **DateModified:** 2026-07-07T09:15:59.358Z - **Image:** https://cdn.aigrowthmarketer.co/1759711704620-3d0da209160c.jpg - **InLanguage:** en-US **Person:** - **Name:** Dr. Akash Chandawarkar - **JobTitle:** Board Certified Plastic Surgeon - **Description:** Akash Chandawarkar is a surgeon, innovator, and researcher in aesthetic medicine whose career is defined by a fusion of top-tier clinical training and formal education in biodesign and medical devices. With a pedigree including MIT, Harvard, and Johns Hopkins, he further specialized his expertise at Stanford, where he focused on innovation and medical device development. This unique Silicon Valley experience allows him to blend cutting-edge technology with clinical excellence to transform the field of aesthetic medicine.nnAt the forefront of research integrating artificial intelligence into the aesthetic space, Dr. Chandawarkar has made significant contributions through peer-reviewed publications and national presentations. His extensive background in basic science spans tissue engineering, angiogenesis, and developmental neuroscience. As a member of the Aesthetic Surgery Journal’s editorial board, he is deeply committed to advancing the science and research governing aesthetic surgery.nnClinically, Dr. Chandawarkar is among a select group of plastic surgeons in the country to complete an additional Aesthetic Fellowship in New York City, training under the industry’s most prominent figures. He is highly proficient in head-to-toe aesthetic surgery, energy-based treatments, and injectables. Driven by a mission to deliver the highest quality results, he views every patient encounter as an opportunity to identify pain points and innovate solutions that improve the overall patient experience and surgical outcomes. - **Image:** https://cdn.aigrowthmarketer.co/1774974206841-6c75d108bfa6.png - **Email:** mailto:hello@mirrorplasticsurgery.com - **Url:** https://www.mirrorplasticsurgery.com/about-us/dr.-akash-chandawarkar - **SameAs:** https://www.linkedin.com/in/achandmd/, https://www.instagram.com/dr.akashplasticsurgery/ **Organization:** - **Name:** Mirror Plastic Surgery - **Url:** https://www.mirrorplasticsurgery.com/ **Organization:** - **Name:** Mirror Plastic Surgery - **Url:** https://mirrorplasticsurgery.com --- ## About Harvard-Trained Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon | Tampa & St. Pete > **Harvard-Trained Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon | Tampa & St. Pete** — Experience elite care from Dr. Akash, a Harvard, MIT, Johns Hopkins and Stanford-trained aesthetic specialist. 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