Bahair Ghazi, M.D.

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Bahair Ghazi, M.D. A double board certified Plastic Surgeon at Atlanta Plastic and Reconstructive Specialists Kaiti Kelly, PA-C is a physician assistant with Dr. Ghazi.

Dr. Ghazi has spent 8 years training at the world renown and internationally respected Emory University. He followed this with fellowship training in Cosmetic Surgery, Cosmetic & Breast Reconstruction, and Microsurgical Breast Reconstruction in Belgium. He is a member of the Southeastern Society of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, American Society of Plastic Surgery, and the American College of Surgeons. Dr Ghazi’s main concern is for you the patient and he will work tirelessly to bring you outstanding, individualized results that are delivered in a manner of comfort, safety and with a warm smile. His medical interests range from cosmetic surgery for the breasts, body and face as well as breast and body reconstruction. She is from Atlanta and attended the University of Georgia for her undergraduate education. She then graduated from the UAB Surgical Physician Assistant program in 2014. She began working with Dr. Ghazi in February 2015 and wants to make your experience at our office as comfortable and informative as possible.

“Board-certified” is a term you hear often in plastic surgery, but do you know what it actually means?When choosing a pl...
10/08/2026

“Board-certified” is a term you hear often in plastic surgery, but do you know what it actually means?

When choosing a plastic surgeon, it’s worth looking beyond the title and asking who granted the certification. For plastic surgery, the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS) is the specialty board patients should know, and certification can be verified.

But credentials are only one part of the conversation.

Where will your surgery be performed? Is the facility accredited? Who will administer anesthesia? How frequently does your surgeon perform the procedure you’re considering?

These aren’t questions you should feel uncomfortable asking. They’re exactly the questions a consultation is for.

Because before choosing a procedure, choosing a qualified plastic surgeon, and understanding the safety standards surrounding your surgery matters.

Do your research. Ask the questions. Know who you’re trusting with your care.

Revision surgery doesn’t automatically mean the first surgery went wrong.Sometimes a revision is performed to address a ...
10/06/2026

Revision surgery doesn’t automatically mean the first surgery went wrong.

Sometimes a revision is performed to address a complication or refine a result. But other times, the reason has much more to do with what happens after surgery.

Bodies change. We age. Weight fluctuates. Pregnancy can change anatomy. Preferences evolve. And in procedures like breast reconstruction, returning to the operating room may actually be an expected part of a staged surgical plan.

That’s why the word revision doesn’t tell you the whole story.

The more important question is: Why is the revision being considered, and what are we hoping to accomplish?

Every situation is different, and understanding the reason behind a revision is where the conversation should begin.

-Dr. Ghazi
Atlanta Plastic & Reconstructive Specialists

Breast reconstruction isn’t one procedure; and every patient’s path can look different.Following a breast cancer diagnos...
10/05/2026

Breast reconstruction isn’t one procedure; and every patient’s path can look different.

Following a breast cancer diagnosis or mastectomy, there can be many decisions to navigate. Reconstruction may involve implants, your own tissue, a combination of techniques, or choosing not to reconstruct at all. Timing can vary, too and factors like cancer treatment, overall health, anatomy, and personal goals can all influence the surgical plan.

For many patients, reconstruction is also a process rather than a single operation. Understanding that from the beginning can help set realistic expectations for the journey ahead.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’re using the opportunity to talk about something Dr. Ghazi believes every patient deserves: a clear understanding of their options.

There is no single “right” path through breast reconstruction. There is the path that makes the most sense for you, your health, and your goals.

Save this as a starting point, and bring your questions to your reconstructive surgeon

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. 💕This month, we recognize the women and families whose lives have been impacte...
10/02/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. 💕

This month, we recognize the women and families whose lives have been impacted by breast cancer, those currently undergoing treatment, those in recovery and survivorship, and those whose lives and stories we continue to remember.

As a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, Dr. Ghazi has the privilege of being part of the care journey for some patients as they navigate breast reconstruction after breast cancer. Every journey is different, and every decision surrounding reconstruction is deeply personal.

Throughout October, we’ll be sharing more education around breast reconstruction, the options available, and the conversations patients deserve to have along the way.

To our patients, survivors, families and care teams: we see you, and we honor you this month and always.

Botox isn’t just about smoothing wrinkles.Neuromodulators can be used in several areas of the face to address concerns r...
10/01/2026

Botox isn’t just about smoothing wrinkles.

Neuromodulators can be used in several areas of the face to address concerns related to muscle movement, expression, contour, and even certain functional concerns.

Common treatment areas may include the forehead, frown lines, crow’s feet, masseter muscles, chin, and lower face. Depending on the patient and the goal, neuromodulators may also be used for concerns like excessive sweating or muscle-related tension.

The key is understanding why an area is being treated. Placement, dosage, facial anatomy, and muscle strength all influence the result.

At the Med Spa at APRS, neuromodulator treatments are approached with the same attention to anatomy, balance, and individualized planning as the surgical side of the practice.

Who is actually a good candidate for plastic surgery?It starts with more than wanting a certain procedure.A strong surgi...
09/28/2026

Who is actually a good candidate for plastic surgery?
It starts with more than wanting a certain procedure.

A strong surgical candidate is someone whose overall health, medical history, anatomy, expectations, and goals all align with what can be safely and realistically achieved through surgery.

During a plastic surgery consultation, Dr. Ghazi considers factors like general health, medications, smoking history, previous surgeries, weight stability, recovery expectations, and whether the procedure being considered truly addresses the patient’s concern.
Just as important are realistic expectations and a clear understanding of what surgery can, and cannot, accomplish.

The right procedure for the right patient, performed at the right time, is always the goal.

A facelift is not about changing who you are. It’s about addressing the changes that happen over time while preserving t...
09/22/2026

A facelift is not about changing who you are. It’s about addressing the changes that happen over time while preserving the features that still make you look like you.

Modern facelift surgery can help improve facial laxity, jowling, and deeper signs of aging through the lower face and neck, with the goal of creating a refreshed, natural-looking result.
And while a facelift can’t stop the aging process, results can be long-lasting. Genetics, skin quality, sun exposure, lifestyle, and ongoing skincare all play a role in how the face continues to age over time.

For patients considering a facelift in Atlanta, consultation is the best place to talk through concerns, goals, anatomy, and what surgical facial rejuvenation can realistically achieve.

Plastic surgery isn’t just a women’s conversation.More men are exploring procedures to address concerns like chest fulln...
09/22/2026

Plastic surgery isn’t just a women’s conversation.

More men are exploring procedures to address concerns like chest fullness, stubborn fat, loose skin, facial aging, and changes after significant weight loss.

Depending on the concern, treatment may include gynecomastia surgery, liposuction, body contouring, tummy tuck, blepharoplasty, facelift, neck lift, or other facial rejuvenation procedures.

The goal is not to make someone look dramatically different. It’s to create a plan that fits the patient’s anatomy, priorities, and aesthetic goals.

For men considering plastic surgery in Atlanta, the first step is understanding what is actually causing the concern and which surgical options may realistically address it.

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12425 Morris Road
Alpharetta, GA
30005

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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