Kamran Khoobehi, MD

Specialties

Dr. Khoobehi also serves as the Director of Training for aesthetic students at LSU.

Dr. Khoobehi is an active member of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and enjoys participating in many of their continuing education programs. He is also a proud father and loves spending time with his family. For more information about our board-​certified plastic surgeon, contact our practice in Metairie, Louisiana near New Orleans. We welcome patients from both near and far who desire the beautiful, exquisite results that only a world-​class plastic surgeon like Kamran Khoobehi, M.D. is able to achieve.

History

Established in 1997.

Kamran Khoobehi, M.D. is on staff at Louisiana State University, serving as both a clinical professor and as a plastic and reconstructive surgeon at the LSU Health Sciences Center in New Orleans. During an eyelid reattachment surgery at the LSU Health Sciences Center, Dr. Khoobehi made history as the first surgeon in the world to successfully reconnect the network of tiny blood vessels in the eyelid. He is believed to be the first surgeon to accomplish this feat. Dr. Khoobehi’s efforts helped save the sight of his patient, a dog bite victim, and their story was featured on CNN, in USA Today, & in other major media outlets. He also pioneered the fat grafting procedure, where he used a patient’s fat to replace the patient’s saline or silicone breast implants.

Dr. Khoobehi also serves as the Director of Training for aesthetic students at LSU. He is an active member of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery & enjoys participating in many of their continuing education programs.

Meet the Business Owner

Kamran K.

Business Owner

Kamran Khoobehi, M.D. is on staff at Louisiana State University, serving as both a clinical professor and as a plastic and reconstructive surgeon at the LSU Health Sciences Center in New Orleans. During an eyelid reattachment surgery at the LSU Health Sciences Center, Dr. Khoobehi made history as the first surgeon in the world to successfully reconnect the network of tiny blood vessels in the eyelid. Dr. Khoobehi’s efforts helped save the sight of his patient, a dog bite victim, and their story was featured on CNN, in USA Today, and in other major media outlets.