Laurence Z. RosenbergDr

Dr. Rosenberg is a board-certified plastic surgeon based in Tallahassee, FL, who strives to deliver “excellent patient care in a warm, compassionate setting.” His various areas of specialization allow him to help a wide range of patients from Destin, FL; Dothan, AL; Valdosta and Thomasville, GA; and surrounding areas improve their lives through plastic surgery.

Dr. Rosenberg lives with his wife Lori, an obstetrician-gynecologist, and their two sons, Efrem and Marshall. During their time away from work, the family enjoys outdoor and charitable activities and reading.

Growing up in Albany, New York, Dr. Rosenberg learned that caring for other people was the core of his family’s values. His father was a physician and his mother taught at a school for disabled children.  Dr. Rosenberg has continued their legacy by focusing his life on caring for others through medicine.

Education

Dr. Rosenberg attended Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia for undergraduate and medical school.  At Emory, he earned many awards and distinctions including the Whitehead Surgical Scholarship. He completed both general surgery and plastic surgery at the University of Alabama under pioneering plastic surgeon Dr. Luis Vasconez. He is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.

“I have one goal: to improve my patient’s outcome and experience.” – Dr. Laurence Rosenberg

Specialties

He has a variety of interests and areas of specialization in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery. His areas of focus include facelifts, eyelid surgery, breast surgery, body contouring and skin cancer reconstruction after Mohs surgery.

Dr. Rosenberg offers hair transplant. The physicians at Southeastern Plastic Surgery are proud to be the only board-certified physicians in North Florida and South Georgia to perform hair transplants.

“We tailor our recommendation to the individual patient.” Before performing a hair transplant treatment, Dr. Rosenberg asks himself, “Will they need a second transplant? How dense is their donor site? How short do they wear their hair?” in order to identify the best approach for the patient’s needs.