Grossman Plastic Surgery: Peter Grossman, MD

11/20/2025

Our SmartSkin laser treatment for the face and neck helps in removing damaged skin layers to smooth wrinkles, tighten lax skin, and improve texture, tone, and pigmentation. Just look at the results!

11/11/2025

Take a look at the amazing recovery of this patient. The patient was involved in an accident in the kitchen when hot grease exploded on her face. Her recovery is truly inspiring.

11/06/2025

Three photos, years of dedication. Grateful to the Grossman Burn Foundation for making this work possible.

11/04/2025

A breast lift is a surgical procedure designed to lift and reshape the breasts by removing excess skin and tightening the surrounding tissue. If you are interested in booking a consultation, please call our office.

11/03/2025

Lower stomach fat can be the most stubborn fat to get rid of. An abdominoplasty is a great option to rejuvenate the appearance of the abdomen.

10/20/2025

Platelet Rich Plasma is a concentration of platelets derived from your own blood. Platelets contain growth factors that stimulate cell repair, collagen production, and tissue regeneration.

10/13/2025

Another patient I will never forget. Thankful that the Grossman Burn Foundation gives me the opportunity to contribute to transformations like this one.

At just 12 years old, Aesha Mohammadzai was thrust into an unimaginable nightmare. In a practice known as *baad*, her father pledged her to a Taliban fighter to settle a family dispute. By 14, she was married off and subjected to relentless abuse by her husband and his family. At 18, desperate to escape, Aesha fled—only to be caught, imprisoned, and returned to her tormentors. As punishment for her defiance, her husband and his family took her to the mountains, where they mutilated her by cutting off her nose and ears, leaving her to die. Miraculously, she survived, crawling to her uncle's house, though he refused to help. Eventually, her father and grandfather intervened, securing her asylum at a U.S. military base.

Aesha's story gained international attention when her photograph, showing her disfigured face, was featured on the cover of *TIME* magazine in August 2010. The haunting image, taken by photographer Jodi Bieber, sparked global outrage and ignited debates about the oppression of women in Afghanistan. This powerful visual became a symbol of resilience and a call to action for women's rights worldwide.

In the United States, Aesha received extensive reconstructive surgery. The process was complex and painful, involving multiple procedures to rebuild her nose using tissue from her forehead and cartilage from her body. Beyond physical healing, she faced significant psychological challenges, including trauma-induced seizures and emotional distress. With the support of organizations like Women for Afghan Women, she began to rebuild her life. Aesha now lives in Maryland, where she continues her education and advocates for women's rights. Her journey from victim to survivor stands as a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the enduring fight against injustice.

10/06/2025

Growing older is a privilege but looking great while doing it is a choice. To see if a facelift is right for you call the number in our bio to book a consultation.

10/03/2025

Incredibly honored to announce the opening of our new burn center in Dallas. Thank you to everyone who made this possible.

10/03/2025

From December 2024 to June 2025, Suci’s journey has been nothing short of remarkable. None of this would have been possible without the support from Dignity Health Memorial Hospital, the Grossman Burn Center, the Ronald McDonald House, and the Grossman Burn Foundation. And most importantly, thank you, Suci for trusting our team with your care.

09/24/2025

From 2019 to last week with Kechi. Same smiles just a new chapter.

09/20/2025

Daddy daughter time. Parents weekend. Clemson University