The Art of Plastic
Surgery

Serving Philadelphia and the surrounding
Delaware Valley

Dr. Scott Brenman

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon & Founder of The Pennsylvania Centre for Plastic Surgery

Dr. Scott A. Brenman is a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon and a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. He received his MD with honors from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, PA.

After completing medical school, Dr. Brenman continued his surgical training at Pennsylvania Hospital with a five-year residency in General Surgery. Dr. Brenman completed his Residency in Plastic Surgery with two and a half years at Duke University Medical Center. A Hand and Microsurgery Fellowship at the University of Louisville followed the residency.

He is a clinical instructor in plastic surgery and is actively involved with the teaching of residents and medical students from Temple University and the University of Pennsylvania.

Dr. Scott Brenman has also been honored as a “Top Doc” by the Philadelphia Magazine as one of the region’s best plastic surgeons for women.

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Plastic Surgery Practice FAQs

A patient-friendly guide to services, consultations, recovery, costs, and care
These answers provide general educational information about The Pennsylvania Centre for Plastic Surgery. A personal consultation is the best way to receive guidance based on your health, anatomy, and goals.

General Information

Dr. Scott A. Brenman is a board-certified plastic surgeon, a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, and the founder of The Pennsylvania Centre for Plastic Surgery. He provides cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgery services for patients in Philadelphia, Plymouth Meeting, and communities throughout the Delaware Valley.
The Pennsylvania Centre for Plastic Surgery is a plastic and cosmetic surgery practice offering surgical and nonsurgical options for the face, breasts, and body. Each treatment plan is developed around the patient’s anatomy, health, preferences, and aesthetic goals.
The practice welcomes patients at 822 Pine Street, Suite 3B, in Philadelphia and 531 West Germantown Pike, Suite 100, in Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania. The office team can help you select the most convenient location when scheduling.
With offices in Philadelphia and Plymouth Meeting, the practice serves patients throughout Philadelphia and the surrounding Delaware Valley. Patients may contact the office to discuss the location that best fits their needs.
Yes. Patients can explore surgical procedures for the face, breasts, and body, as well as selected facial rejuvenation, injectable, and nonsurgical body treatments. A consultation can help clarify which approach aligns with your goals and preferred recovery experience.
Yes. Patients can explore surgical procedures for the face, breasts, and body, as well as selected facial rejuvenation, injectable, and nonsurgical body treatments. A consultation can help clarify which approach aligns with your goals and preferred recovery experience.
Yes. The practice participates with most health insurance plans that cover certain reconstructive plastic surgery procedures. Because benefits vary by plan and procedure, the office team can help you review eligibility while your insurer confirms coverage.
You may request a consultation through the practice website or call 267-687-2180. The team can assist with scheduling at the Philadelphia or Plymouth Meeting office.

Dr. Brenman’s Training and Credentials

Yes. The practice identifies Dr. Scott Brenman as a board-certified plastic surgeon and a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.
Dr. Brenman earned his medical degree with honors from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. He then continued his surgical education at Pennsylvania Hospital.
Dr. Brenman completed a five-year general surgery residency at Pennsylvania Hospital, followed by two and a half years of plastic surgery residency training at Duke University Medical Center.
Yes. Following his plastic surgery residency, Dr. Brenman completed a Hand and Microsurgery Fellowship at the University of Louisville.
The practice notes that Dr. Brenman has been recognized as a “Top Doc” by Philadelphia Magazine and included in the Consumer’s Research Council of America’s “Top Surgeons” listing.
Yes. Dr. Brenman is a clinical instructor in plastic surgery and has participated in teaching residents and medical students, including learners from Temple University and the University of Pennsylvania.
Yes. The practice reports that Dr. Brenman has authored original articles and chapters in major plastic surgery textbooks and has lectured on a range of plastic surgery topics.
The practice lists memberships in the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, Pennsylvania Medical Society, Northeastern Plastic Surgery Society, and Professional Team Physicians. Dr. Brenman is also a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.
The practice lists privileges at Pennsylvania Hospital, Chestnut Hill Hospital, and Abington Surgical Center. The location associated with a specific procedure can be reviewed during consultation and surgical planning.

Surgical Procedures

Facial options include brow lift, blepharoplasty, chin augmentation, facelift, lip and cheek enhancement, neck lift, otoplasty, rhinoplasty, and other procedures. An evaluation helps match the treatment approach to your features and desired changes.
Body-contouring options include arm lift, body lift, calf augmentation, liposuction, SmartLipo, mommy makeover, thigh lift, tummy tuck, and ultrasound-guided BBL. Your consultation can explore which procedure—or combination of procedures—best addresses your concerns.
Breast procedures include breast augmentation, breast lift, breast reduction, limited breast fat transfer, and gynecomastia treatment. The consultation is an opportunity to compare these options and develop an individualized plan.
Yes. Facelift and neck lift procedures are available and may be considered separately or together, depending on the areas you would like to address. A personal evaluation helps determine the most appropriate approach.
Yes. The practice offers ultrasound-guided BBL procedures. Consultation includes a thoughtful review of candidacy, the surgical technique, safety considerations, recovery, and realistic expectations.
Yes. Rhinoplasty is available for patients interested in refining the shape, size, or balance of the nose. A consultation allows your goals, facial proportions, and treatment options to be reviewed in detail.
Yes. Tummy tuck surgery, or abdominoplasty, is available to address concerns involving excess abdominal skin and, when appropriate, abdominal muscle separation. Your consultation will include a review of candidacy, recovery, and expected changes.
Both traditional liposuction and SmartLipo are body-contouring options offered by the practice. They use different techniques, and the better fit depends on the treatment area, the amount and location of fat, skin quality, health, and personal goals.
Yes. A mommy makeover may combine procedures selected to address changes in the breasts and body. The plan can be customized, and procedures may be combined or staged based on your goals, health, and recovery needs.

Nonsurgical Treatments

Nonsurgical services include selected body treatments, facial rejuvenation, and injectables. Options listed by the practice include Exilis Ultra, Cellulaze, IPL for hyperpigmentation, non-ablative fractional laser rejuvenation, and Juvéderm.
Yes. IPL is offered for selected pigmentation concerns. Because different types of discoloration respond differently, an evaluation can help determine whether IPL or another skin treatment is a suitable option.
Yes. Non-ablative fractional laser rejuvenation is available. During consultation, the provider can review your skin type, areas of concern, treatment goals, expected response, and anticipated recovery.
Yes. The practice offers Juvéderm injectable fillers. Product selection and placement are tailored to facial anatomy, the area being treated, and the patient’s desired level of enhancement.
Yes. Exilis Ultra and other technology-based treatments are among the practice’s nonsurgical options. The recommended approach depends on the treatment area, skin quality, and the degree of change you would like to pursue.
Yes. Cellulaze is offered for selected cellulite concerns. A consultation can help assess the treatment area and explain whether this option aligns with your goals.
The practice provides information about miraDry, a treatment designed for excessive underarm sweating. Contact the office to discuss current availability, candidacy, and scheduling.
Yes. Services that may be of interest to men include gynecomastia surgery and Alma Duo for erectile dysfunction, along with many facial and body procedures. Recommendations are based on the individual’s health, concerns, and goals.

Consultation and Treatment Planning

Your consultation is a dedicated conversation about your concerns, health history, priorities, and desired changes. Dr. Brenman can evaluate the relevant areas, explain appropriate options, and review expected results, recovery, and long-term considerations.
Call The Pennsylvania Centre for Plastic Surgery at 267-687-2180 or submit the consultation request form on the website. The staff can help arrange an appointment at the Philadelphia or Plymouth Meeting office.
Yes. Evening office hours may be scheduled in advance at either location. Call the main office to ask about current evening availability.
Consider the areas you would like to discuss and the changes you hope to achieve. Bring an up-to-date medication list, relevant medical information, and questions about procedure choices, preparation, recovery, results, risks, and long-term care.
Yes. You are welcome to share all of your concerns and goals during the consultation. Dr. Brenman can explain which options may be complementary and whether combining or staging procedures would be appropriate.
Yes. The consultation includes a personalized discussion of the changes a procedure may offer and the factors that influence an individual result. This helps establish clear, realistic expectations before you decide how to proceed.
The best fit depends on your anatomy, goals, desired degree of change, health, and comfort with recovery. A consultation allows surgical and nonsurgical options to be compared in relation to what matters most to you.

Safety, Recovery, and Expectations

Safety planning begins with a careful review of your health, medications, treatment goals, and the procedure being considered. Your consultation provides time to discuss the surgical setting, anesthesia, preparation, recovery instructions, and procedure-specific risks so you can make an informed decision.
Surgical and nonsurgical treatments are designed for different goals. Nonsurgical care may offer more gradual or modest changes with a different recovery experience, while surgery may address concerns that require structural correction. A consultation can help you compare the options.
Recovery depends on the procedure, treatment extent, and individual healing. Your care team will provide a personalized timeline for returning to work, exercise, and other activities, along with instructions to support a comfortable recovery.
Many procedures can provide long-lasting improvement, although the duration varies by treatment and individual factors. Natural aging, weight changes, lifestyle, and skin quality may influence appearance over time, and these considerations can be discussed during planning.
The practice website includes a patient gallery with examples from body contouring, abdominoplasty, breast procedures, facelift, and rhinoplasty. These photographs can help you understand possible changes, while your own expected result will be based on your anatomy and treatment plan.
Yes. The practice provides on-call emergency support 24 hours a day, seven days a week. After regular hours, call 267-687-2180 to reach the answering service, which relays messages directly to Dr. Brenman.

Pricing, Insurance, and Office Policies

Procedure costs are based on the treatment selected and the details of the individualized plan. After consultation, the practice can provide pricing information that reflects your recommended procedure and related care.
Yes. The website provides financing information. Estimated monthly payments are illustrative starting amounts and may vary according to credit approval, loan terms, interest rates, and procedure details.
The practice participates with most health insurance plans that cover certain reconstructive plastic surgery procedures. The staff can assist with eligibility questions, and your insurer can confirm benefits, deductibles, copayments, and remaining balances.
Insurance may cover certain reconstructive procedures when the plan’s medical-necessity and benefit requirements are met. Cosmetic procedures are generally self-pay. The office and your insurance company can help clarify how your specific procedure and plan are handled.
If you need to change an appointment, the practice asks for at least 48 hours’ notice. This gives the scheduling team an opportunity to offer the appointment time to another patient.
The listed hours are Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; and Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The office is closed Saturday and Sunday, and evening appointments may be arranged in advance.

Local and Conversational Search Questions

Yes. Dr. Scott Brenman is a board-certified plastic surgeon with an office at 822 Pine Street, Suite 3B, in Philadelphia. The practice welcomes patients from Center City and throughout the Delaware Valley.
Yes. The Plymouth Meeting office is located at 531 West Germantown Pike, Suite 100. Call 267-687-2180 to request an appointment at this location.
The Pennsylvania Centre for Plastic Surgery offers facial procedures, breast surgery, body contouring, and selected nonsurgical treatments at its Philadelphia and Plymouth Meeting locations. A consultation can help you narrow the choices based on your goals.
A consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon is the best way to explore candidacy. Dr. Brenman can review your health, anatomy, concerns, and goals, then explain which options may be appropriate for you.
Yes. Reputable online information can help you learn procedure names, understand general differences, and prepare questions. Because it cannot evaluate your anatomy or health, use it as a starting point and rely on a personal consultation for individualized recommendations.
Begin by identifying the concern you want to address and the degree of change you prefer. During consultation, you can compare what each option is designed to treat, how it is performed, its recovery profile, and the type of result it may offer.
Photos and online descriptions are helpful research tools, but they cannot reflect every difference in anatomy, health, or treatment goals. A personal consultation connects that information to your needs and gives you the opportunity to compare options, ask questions, and establish realistic expectations.
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