Dr. Carisa Champion

Dr. Carisa Champion is a cosmetic surgeon at Tulsa Surgical Arts, treating the face, breast and body. She is a diplomate of the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery, a status she has held since 2024, and the site lists her as board certified by that board. She has about a decade of surgical experience. Consultations are listed at $135. The site credits her as surgeon on a breast augmentation case shown there.

She earned a DO, JD and MPH from Nova Southeastern University in a combined six-year program, after an undergraduate degree from Florida State. She completed a general surgery residency at the University of Florida in Jacksonville, following earlier training in Pennsylvania, and then a cosmetic surgery fellowship through the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery at Tulsa Surgical Arts. She stayed with the practice after her fellowship.

Her body work includes mommy makeovers, arm, leg and liposuction procedures, wound surgery and labiaplasty. Outside the operating room, she completed a surgical communications fellowship on the ABC series Grey's Anatomy, where she advised on medical aspects of the show. She also worked on standards and policies at NASA's Office of the Chief Health and Medical Officer, and served as a White House intern working with the Department of Health and Human Services on health initiatives. She has been Lead of Patient Education for Care Access and has taught Professional Ethics and Health Law to public health and medical students. The site says she was the first person to attend and graduate from medical school, law school and a master's program in public health all at once.