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Harvard trained, board certified Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Obeng, MD, FACS, was named
among Americas Top Plastic Surgeons by the Consumers Research Council of America in 2011.
He specializes in cosmetic surgery of the aging face, neck, breast, body, trunk, extremities and genitalia. Dr.
Obeng is among the rare, few surgeons in the world to successfully reattach a limb, and he is an expert in
complex reconstructive surgery, hand, and microneurovascular surgery.
Born into poverty in Ghana, Dr. Michael Obeng persevered over unimaginable obstacles and overcame all
odds to arrive at this culmination of professional and personal success. He takes pride in treating each
patient like family; his deep compassion and care for his patients is derived from his humble beginnings.
Dr. Michael Obeng travels to third world countries to donate his surgical skills through his non-profit,
R.E.S.T.O.R.E Worldwide Inc. In addition, Dr. Obeng advocates for the underprivileged in the United States
by educating patients on safe breast reconstructive surgery options available after undergoing breast
cancer treatment.
When he is not lecturing on plastic surgery, he can be found donating his time with R.E.S.T.O.R.E and
delivering his award-winning motivational speech, Perseverance.
Differential gene expression of endothelial cells under different oxygen conditions, supervised by L.G.
Phillips, M.D., 2002
Effects of hyperbaric oxygen and topical antimicrobials on endothelial cells, supervised by J.H. Miller,
M.D. and L.G. Phillips, M.D., 2001
Effects of ketoconazole on acute phase response, supervised by D.N. Herndon, MD, 2001
Pressure sores, supervised by L.G. Phillips, M.D., 2001
Long- term treatment of severely burned patients with growth hormone, supervised by D.N. Herndon,
M.D., 2000-2001
Cadaveric allograft discard rates, supervised by R.L. McCauley, M.D., 2000
Muscle catabolism in burn patients, supervised by D.N. Herndon, M.D., 1999-2000
Blood loss in pediatric burn surgery, supervised by D.N. Herndon, M.D., 1999-2000
Immunologic tolerance induction, supervised by Nancy Van Houten, Ph.D., 1998
National Institute of Health (NIH) PreDoctoral Research Fellow, Shriners Hospitals for Children, Galveston,
TX (June 2000 June 2001)
Research Assistant, Shriners Hospitals for Children, Galveston, TX (December 1999 June 2000)
Research Assistant, Department of Pediatrics, Childrens Hospital Research Center, the University of Texas
Medical Branch, Galveston, TX (April-July 1998)
NIH Mentored Medical Student Research Award, National Institutes of Health, $31,698, David N.
Herndon, M.D., 2000-2001
McLaughlin Scholarship for Research, McLaughlin Foundation, $1675, Nancy Van Houten, Ph.D., Summer
1998
Welch Scholarship for Research, Welch Foundation, $2000, Rodney L. Cate, Ph.D., 1996-1997