Dr. Greg Lee MD, PhD, MPH has a special interest in facial aesthetic plastic surgery and rhinoplasty but is also well versed in breast and body aesthetic plastic surgery, as well as male aesthetic plastic surgery.

He completed his undergraduate education from the University of Michigan as well as obtained a master’s degree in public health from the University of Michigan School of Public Health. He further completed a combined MD/PhD degree from Louisiana State University New Orleans where he obtained his PhD in Pharmacology in only 3 years while also obtaining his medical degree. It was there that he realized his interest in plastic surgery.

He matched into his number one choice in the highly competitive integrated plastic surgery residency match at Southern Illinois University Integrated Plastic Surgery Program, one of the first and premier integrated plastic surgery residency programs in the nation. There he completed his 6-year integrated plastic surgery training and quickly realized his interest in aesthetic plastic surgery. He received intense and in-depth training in aesthetic surgery, performing many facelifts, rhinoplasties, breast and body contouring and numerous other aesthetic procedures.

He then became an ASAPS (The American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery) endorsed aesthetic fellow. He further took the opportunity to enhance his training and aesthetics education by observing and learning from world renowned plastic surgeons and facial plastic surgeons, including Dr. Timothy Marten, Dr. Bahman Guyuron, and body contouring and male plastic surgery specialist Dr. Douglas Steinbrech.

Not only is Dr. Lee committed to his passion for aesthetic surgery, but he is also dedicated to enhancing knowledge and giving back to the plastic surgery community. He has been asked and honored to serve on multiple committees for both ASAPS (American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery) and ASPS (American Society of Plastic Surgeons), the two premier societies for Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons and General Plastic Surgeons, respectfully. He has also been asked and honored to serve on committees for ACAPS (American Council of Academic Plastic Surgeons).