Camille Cash, M.D.
2150 Richmond Ave #103
Houston, TX 77098
Phone: (713) 571-0600
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Wednesday: 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m.–3 p.m.

About

Dr. Camille Cash and her staff work together to offer the most pleasant experience and best results for their plastic surgery patients in Houston. The practice functions very much as a team of interdependent professionals who support and respect one another. The result is a practice that’s accessible and responsive to the people who visit us for nonsurgical treatments and reconstructive and cosmetic plastic surgery.

Dedicated to the Patient Experience

When you’re confident about your appearance, it can enhance many aspects of your life. As a woman, wife, and mother—as well as one of the top female plastic surgeons in Houston—Dr. Cash understands this concept firsthand. She has crafted her practice around offering convenient, quality cosmetic surgery and medical spa services to her male and female patients. Discover more about our exceptional doctor and practice by visiting the following pages:

Meet Dr. Cash: Learn why so many patients and physicians consider Dr. Cash one of the best plastic surgeons in Houston.
Meet the Staff: Get to know the talented individuals who support every facet of Dr. Cash’s practice.
Fees & Financing: Learn about your options for paying for surgery.
Reviews: Read verified patient reviews of Dr. Cash and our practice posted on independent websites
Patient Testimonials: Read words of praise and appreciation from Dr. Cash’s patients.
Giving Back: Find out how Dr. Cash donates her time and services to worthy community organizations.
Surgical Facilities: Learn what options Dr. Cash offers cosmetic surgery patients for the setting of their procedures.
Travel Information: Visiting us from out of town? Find everything you need to make your experience simple and enjoyable.
TouchMD: Make your consultation more beneficial with this private, secure patient portal and app.

Dr. Cash’s office, conveniently located in Upper Kirby, is designed with visitor comfort in mind. The office has a tranquil and relaxing atmosphere where patients can feel welcome. “For us, we want the office to feel like a home away from home,” Dr. Cash says. “We hope our cosmetic surgery patients and medical spa clients feel like they are our guests.”

A Reputation Built on Results

Dr Cash made me a new woman with my breast argumentation. She’s given me my confidence back after babies....

I just had breast augmentation this morning and OMG, I have no words on how amazing everyone was; from...

Five stars is not enough to rate Dr. Cash and her amazing team! From our very first consultation to...

I had a wonderful experience with Dr. Cash and her team! Everyone in the office was so kind and professional...

More Than a “Cosmetic Surgeon”

It’s important to understand the difference between the terms plastic surgeon and cosmetic surgeon when choosing a doctor to perform a procedure. Any licensed physician who performs cosmetic surgery can legally claim to be a cosmetic surgeon. Throughout the U.S., there are dermatologists, dentists, gynecologists, and other types of physicians who perform cosmetic surgery. Most are not appropriately trained to do so.

To be qualified to call themselves plastic surgeons, physicians must have completed at least 2 years of residency training specifically in plastic surgery, which includes both cosmetic and reconstructive components. Board-certified plastic surgeons such as Dr. Cash are even more qualified, as they have made an even greater commitment to their plastic surgery training and surgical skills.

As Seen on TV

Watch Dr. Cash help patients on TLC's Skin Tight program regain their confidence through body contouring procedures. Learn more about her appearance.

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Board Certification: Make Sure It’s the ABPS

Dr. Cash is certified by both the American Board of Surgery, which is for general surgery, and a more specialized board: The American Board of Plastic Surgery. A board-certified plastic surgeon is qualified to perform plastic surgery of the face, breasts, and body. Board certification with ABPS is a voluntary credential that a surgeon can earn after completing medical school and a surgical residency. The surgeon must:

Graduate from a 4-year accredited medical school
Complete at least 5 years of surgical training and experience, 2 of which must be in plastic surgery
Pass comprehensive examinations focused on plastic surgery
Renew certification every 10 years

Beyond board certification in plastic surgery, surgeons may pursue membership in elite professional organizations dedicated to upholding standards of excellence for members. By choosing a surgeon who is a member the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, you can be confident that your surgeon is trained and experienced in plastic surgery and operates under guidelines of safety and ethics.

In the News

Because of her extensive knowledge and experience in a range of plastic surgery procedures, local and national media outlets seeking a plastic surgeon’s expertise routinely consult Dr. Camille Cash to share her knowledge and experience.

Magazines

Look Sexy After Babies

Dr. Cash explains the unexpected changes carrying a child can bring — and how plastic surgery helps women overcome them to regain their pre-pregnancy bodies.

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ThermiVa®: A Very Private Makeover

As Dr. Cash tells The Plastic Surgery Channel magazine, women in Houston seek vaginal rejuvenation treatment as a way to discreetly solve problems such as vaginal looseness and urinary incontinence.

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The Houston Chronicle Likes Our Style

Our office was featured in the Style section, with a much-appreciated nod to Dr. Cash’s design sensibilities. They called our space “a cozy place to settle while waiting for an appointment.”

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Reclaiming Your Natural Beauty

In this interview, Dr. Cash says that plastic surgery melds artistry and medicine, helping people regain what they’ve lost to aging, stress, sun damage, pollutants, and other factors.

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