Michele CooperDr

Dr. Cooper has an artistic eye for aesthetics and as a woman, brings a unique and genuine perspective to the table when consulting with patients on their desired changes.

Dr. Cooper’s patients describe her as gifted, kind, and compassionate, and she provides every patient with the education, information, and rationale required to make the best decision for their cosmetic endeavors. Her office offers a soothing environment  with knowledgeable staff to help make your experience an incredible and possibly life-changing one.

Dr. Cooper is originally from Maryland where she attended the state university and medical school. She followed the warm climate and her future husband to New Orleans for her residency training in General and Plastic Surgery at Louisiana State University, Charity Hospital System. A highly regarded residency for the sheer number of operative cases performed  yearly by the residents with talented staff and cutting edge techniques.

She was then awarded a fellowship in Craniofacial Surgery at the Children’s Hospital of New Orleans, and was the first female plastic surgeon on the craniofacial team, until her departure in 2006.

Like so many Louisianians, Dr. Cooper and her husband Dr. Scott Sullivan, lost their home and businesses in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, with two young children in tow and not wanting to leave the New Orleans area they moved to the Northshore area to live, work, and raise their children.