Sachin Shridharani

Sachin Shridharani founds and directs LUXURGERY, a plastic surgery and aesthetic practice in Manhattan, where he works as a plastic surgeon. He holds board certification from The American Board of Plastic Surgery and carries MD and FACS credentials. He trained in plastic and reconstructive surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital, where he was chief resident, and then completed an aesthetic plastic surgery fellowship at Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital.

His practice concentrates on aesthetic and cosmetic surgery of the face, breast, abdomen and body. Procedures he performs include facelift, rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, breast augmentation, breast lift, tummy tuck, mini tummy tuck, mommy makeover, liposuction and fat grafting, and he also treats male patients with aesthetic procedures. He offers Botox, other neuromodulator injections and dermal fillers. According to the site, he developed Surgery in a Syringe, which it describes as a Kybella-based treatment. The site also says he was the first plastic surgeon in New York to inject Kybella after FDA approval, has performed over two thousand Kybella treatments, and has trained thousands of practitioners in his injection techniques.

The site calls him an innovator who championed drainless abdominoplasty and TubelessTuck, and names him a Global Thought Leader and Key Opinion Leader. He has lectured colleagues in France, Spain, Italy, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Taiwan, South Korea and China, and has co-authored over 100 peer-reviewed articles, textbook chapters and abstracts on cosmetic and reconstructive surgery. He takes part in ongoing cosmetic surgery studies and trials. His work has been featured in The New York Times, New York Post, Cosmopolitan, Harper's Bazaar, NBC, FOX and ABC, and he has appeared on TV programs including The Doctors, Total Bellas on E!, Fox 5, Hopkins and The Meredith Vieira Show. He is the cosmetic surgery expert and a recurring contributor for Haute Living Magazine, and he has discussed plastic surgery and cosmetic dermatology on the SiriusXM show Dr. Radio.

According to the site, he personally reviews every photo and medical record when judging whether a patient is a surgical candidate. He visits international patients in their hotel rooms with his nurses after surgery to check healing. The site says body contouring is tailored to each patient's goals and concerns. Patient testimonials describe him as clear in explaining options and goals; the site presents these as patient reviews, not verified outcomes.