Is Dr. Ksenija Belsley board certified?

Yes. Dr. Belsley is double board-certified by the American Board of Surgery (2004) and the American Board of Plastic Surgery (2007), and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS).

Where is Dr. Belsley's plastic surgery office located?

Dr. Belsley's practice is located at 245 Fifth Avenue, Suite 305, New York, NY 10016, in the historic Flatiron District — a three-minute walk from Madison Square Park and convenient to several NYC MTA subway lines and parking garages.

Does Dr. Belsley accept insurance?

Yes. Dr. Belsley accepts most major insurers as well as private-pay patients who prefer the autonomy and privacy of cash payments.

What is integrative breast and torso contouring?

Integrative breast and torso contouring is Dr. Belsley's signature approach that addresses the aesthetic and functional concerns of the breast and torso simultaneously, achieving natural proportions while providing both medical and aesthetic benefits in a single surgical plan.

What cosmetic surgery procedures does Dr. Belsley perform?

Dr. Belsley performs breast augmentation, breast lift (mastopexy), breast reduction, revisional breast surgery, integrated breast and torso contouring, abdominoplasty (tummy tuck), liposuction, arm lift (brachioplasty), rhinoplasty, face lift, neck lift, eyelid lift (blepharoplasty), brow lift, and facial liposuction.

How do I schedule a consultation with Dr. Ksenija Belsley?

You can request a confidential consultation online at drbelsley.com/office/appointment or call the office directly at (212) 879-8500. The office is at 245 Fifth Avenue, Suite 305, New York City, NY 10016.

What training and fellowships has Dr. Belsley completed?

Dr. Belsley received her BA from Columbia University, her MD from Louisiana State University School of Medicine, completed a General Surgery residency at Mount Sinai, a Plastic Surgery residency at Montefiore Medical Center, and an Aesthetic Plastic Surgery fellowship at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai.

Dr. Ksenija Belsley: New York Plastic Surgery

BEFORE PHOTOGRAPH: Right frontal oblique view of a 24 year old woman in whom approximately 2 pounds of tissue was removed from each breast during breast reduction surgery

BEFORE PHOTOGRAPH: This is a right frontal oblique view of a 24 year old woman in whom approximately 2 pounds of tissue was removed from each breast.

AFTER PHOTOGRAPH: Right frontal oblique view of a 24 year old woman in whom approximately 2 pounds of tissue was removed from each breast during breast reduction surgery

AFTER PHOTOGRAPH: This is a right frontal oblique view of a 24 year old woman in whom approximately 2 pounds of tissue was removed from each breast during breast reduction surgery.

BEFORE PHOTOGRAPH: Right profile view of a 24 year old woman in whom approximately 2 pounds of tissue was removed from each breast

BEFORE PHOTOGRAPH: This is a right profile view of a 24 year old woman in whom approximately 2 pounds of tissue was removed from each breast during breast reduction surgery.

AFTER PHOTOGRAPH: Right profile view of a 24 year old woman in whom approximately 2 pounds of tissue was removed from each breast during breast reduction surgery

AFTER PHOTOGRAPH: This is a right profile view of a 24 year old woman in whom approximately 2 pounds of tissue was removed from each breast during breast reduction surgery. It's notable in this photograph that this woman is standing up much straighter after 4 pounds of weight has been removed from the front of her chest. Better posture typically leads to less back pain and also has very positive effects on the way a woman's body is perceived.

BEFORE PHOTOGRAPH: Frontal view of a 31 year old woman who had differently sized breasts prior to undergoing breast reduction surgery

BEFORE PHOTOGRAPH: This is a frontal view of a 31 year old woman who had differently sized breasts prior to undergoing breast reduction surgery. No two sides of the human body are identical. In the case of the breasts, it is very common to find marked differences between the breasts. This is normal and can be related to differences in the shape of the right and left sides of the rib cage on which a woman's breasts sit, the shape of her spine (i.e.

AFTER PHOTOGRAPH: Frontal view of a 31 year old woman who had differently sized breasts prior to undergoing breast reduction surgery.

AFTER PHOTOGRAPH: Frontal view of a 31 year old woman who differently sized breasts prior to undergoing breast reduction surgery. Every effort is made to make each side look as similar to the other. However, no two sides can every look exactly identical after surgery. Also notable in this case study are the "shoulder grooves" from bras straps.

BEFORE PHOTOGRAPH: Right frontal oblique view of a 31 year old woman who had differently sized breasts prior to undergoing breast reduction

BEFORE PHOTOGRAPH: This is a right frontal oblique view of a 31 year old woman who had differently sized breasts prior to undergoing breast reduction surgery.

AFTER PHOTOGRAPH: Right frontal oblique view of a 31 year old woman who had differently sized breasts prior to undergoing breast reduction

AFTER PHOTOGRAPH: This is a right frontal oblique view of a 31 year old woman who had differently sized breasts prior to undergoing breast reduction.

BEFORE PHOTOGRAPH: Right profile view of a 31 year old woman who had differently sized breasts prior to undergoing breast reduction

BEFORE PHOTOGRAPH: This is a right profile view of a 31 year old woman who had differently sized breasts prior to undergoing breast reduction.

AFTER PHOTOGRAPH: Right profile view of a 31 year old woman who had differently sized breasts prior to undergoing breast reduction surgery

AFTER PHOTOGRAPH: This is a right profile view of a 31 year old woman who had differently sized breasts prior to undergoing breast reduction surgery.

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