Dr. Justin Broyles is a board-certified plastic surgeon with elite academic and clinical credentials, recognized nationally and internationally for his expertise across breast, facial, and body surgery. He completed rigorous training at top-tier institutions, where he developed a comprehensive, evidence-driven approach to both reconstructive and aesthetic surgery. His background reflects a rare combination of technical excellence, academic rigor, and leadership in complex surgical care.

He currently serves as an Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School and is a staff surgeon at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and Massachusetts General Hospital—three of the world’s most respected medical centers. In these roles, Dr. Broyles manages high-acuity, complex cases while contributing to multidisciplinary care at the forefront of innovation in oncology, reconstruction, and aesthetic surgery. His clinical practice spans the full scope of modern plastic surgery, with particular distinction in breast reconstruction, facial aesthetics, and body contouring.

A prolific academic surgeon, Dr. Broyles has authored more than 100 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters and is a frequent invited lecturer at national and international conferences. He serves on the FDA Medical Device Advisory Committee, helping guide regulatory decisions that shape the future of surgical technology and patient safety. Widely regarded as an opinion leader in breast, facial, and body surgery, Dr. Broyles brings a depth of credibility, analytical insight, and professional authority that is highly valued in medico-legal, regulatory, and advisory settings.