Oppenheimer Plastic Surgery

Oppenheimer Plastic Surgery Expert Plastic Surgery by Orlando’s KINDEST Plastic Surgeon: Dr. Adam Oppenheimer, MD, FACS This is a safe place for women: for my staff and my patients alike.

My Orlando plastic surgery center and office was thoughtfully designed for your comfort. This is a place where insecurities can be shared without fear of judgement; where modesty and respect prevails. If I can help you, I will do my very best. If I can not, I will let you know with sincerity and honesty. My team was hand-picked with empathy in mind. Our “virtuous cycle” is one of caring and trust. We provide the caring, you provide the trust. My staff is passionate about educating every person who calls our office, regardless of if they become a patient. Sometimes the best plastic surgery and the safest plastic surgery is no surgery at all. Sometimes it takes time to get your body ready with diet and exercise. Most of the time, it’s go time. We’re ready for you!

04/02/2026

Repairing pregnancy injuries is my full time job ❤️‍🩹

04/02/2026

Natural but super. Supernatural. ✨

I’m speechless too 😮
04/01/2026

I’m speechless too 😮

04/01/2026

It’s all about the ratios 📏

03/31/2026

I did her tummy tuck years ago and she came back for the breast reduction 👀 I like to stage these two procedures to avoid a tug-of-war with the “fabric” 🪡 🧵

Happy Doctors’ Day to you, Dr. Oppenheimer! 🩺A moment of gratitude✨ you are not only an incredibly talented surgeon, but...
03/30/2026

Happy Doctors’ Day to you, Dr. Oppenheimer! 🩺

A moment of gratitude✨ you are not only an incredibly talented surgeon, but also one of the kindest, most down-to-earth people we know. The way you care for your patients, as if they were your own family, does not go unnoticed!

You change lives in ways you may never fully realize, and the impact you make on both your patients and your team is truly special. We’re so lucky to work alongside you and to be part of what you’ve built.

Thank you for being such an exceptional doctor, and an even more amazing person! Happy Doctors’ Day to all the hardworking doctors out there! 😌

~ The OPS Team 🧡

03/30/2026

8 dress sizes?!? 🤯

A tummy to admire 😌 Tummy tuck, muscle repair, flankplasty, lipo360
03/26/2026

A tummy to admire 😌

Tummy tuck, muscle repair, flankplasty, lipo360

03/25/2026

Sitting view 👀

03/24/2026

What person are YOU hiding inside? 🥹
Tummy tuck, lipo and body lift 😍

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3872 Oakwater Circle
Orlando, FL
32806

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+14075641231

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How I became a doctor...

When I was 5 years old, I got my first bike without training wheels. One thing you should know about me is that I stick my tongue out when I concentrate. That's apropos because as I got around my first curve, the wheels skidded out and I fell--chin first--on the pavement. My tongue was bit almost in half: through-and-through; hanging on "by a thread." Lots of blood (I hate the sight of blood) and a frantic rush to find my grandfather ensued: he was, of course, a board certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon. He and my uncle, who was in his plastic surgery residency at the time, sewed me up on my kitchen table. (If you think about it, good overhead lighting and a flat working surface).

Fast-forward about 30 years, and my tongue works just fine. All I have is the scar and the story. Which is actually remarkable given that the tongue is innervated by 5 different cranial nerves: the hypoglossal (for movement), the trigeminal & glossopharyngeal (for touch), and the facial & vagus nerves (for taste). Absolutely remarkable! Five different nerves that all found their way back on course.

Needless to say, I grew to idolize my grandfather. I worked with him and my uncle: sterilizing instruments and painting water-stained ceiling tiles in the office at first, then progressing to the operating room. It's a true story that I nearly fainted the first time I did a case with my Gramp, but I promise I've been rock-steady on my feet since then. As you'd expect with any family tradition, I owe a great deal of respect to the work they've done. I'm committed to helping the world, both locally and globally.

​I find myself looking towards the future. My goals? To change the dialogue about the meaning of plastic surgery -- #MomsNotModels -- and in so doing, to make exceptional plastic surgery available to all.