About Broc L. Pratt, MD
As a prominent plastic surgeon in Charlotte NC, Dr. Broc Pratt joined Enhanced Images Medical after achieving massive success and a stellar reputation in the North Carolina area for the past 14 years. Coming from a busy plastic surgery practice in South Charlotte, he brings a variety of plastic surgery services to the Charlotte region and surrounding areas. Some of the more requested services including face lifts, neck lifts, breast augmentations, breast lifts, breast reductions, tummy tucks, mommy makeovers, blepharoplasty, and liposculpture. One of his procedures that he is most passionate about includes Fat Grafting such as the well known “Brazilian Butt Lift” but there are many options he offers in this category for his patients. Dr. Pratt holds his patients in the highest regards, and patient safety and satisfaction are his number one priorities. He is known for taking his time during the consultation process to ensure he develops a solid rapport with each and every patient as well as allots time to answer all questions a patient may have before surgery. At times, he is even known to make an old fashioned house call for a patient in need. Consults and treatment recommendations are tailored specifically for each patient based on personal body habitus, skin type, age, and other contributing factors. Surrounding himself with expert staff and surgical team, he provides the latest technology to achieve the best results with as little downtime as possible. In addition, an accredited, state-of-the-art Operating Room is offered to patients at the Enhanced Images Surgery Center with full Anesthesia services. Dr. Pratt graduated from the University of Florida Medical School in 1997, and then completed his General Surgery Residency at Carolina’s Medical Center right here in Charlotte, NC from 1997-2003. To further hone his skills, he completed his Plastic Surgery Fellowship at the prestigious University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill form 2003-2005. He has been delivering exceptional results for patients in the Charlotte region since.
