Michael A. Bogdan, MD, FACS

It’s rare to find a plastic surgeon in Fort Worth, Frisco, or Grapevine, TX such as Dr. Michael A. Bogdan, who combines a warm, down-to-earth demeanor with surgical precision-honed through years of exceptional training and experience.

Fellowship-trained and certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, Dr. Bogdan uses advanced plastic surgery techniques that he mastered during 6 years of residency at Stanford University and as one of the few plastic surgeons in the country who completed formal post-graduate training in aesthetic surgery. Dr. Bogdan serves on the Board of Directors of both the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and the Aesthetic Surgery Education and Research Foundation.

To schedule a personal, private meeting with Dr. Bogdan, one of the leading board-certified plastic surgeons serving Fort Worth and Grapevine, TX, to discuss your aesthetic concerns, request a consultation using our online form or call our office at (817) 442-1236.

Dr. Bogdan’s interest in medicine originally focused on research. As a 16-year-old high school student in Maryland, his advanced grasp of science and math led to a summer job at the National Institutes of Health assisting in research. At around this time — well before the days of the Internet — he created a computer network for the school district that became the model on which other districts in the state based their systems.

At the University of Maryland, he opted to major in chemistry and earned his degree in 2 years, attracting the attention of an organic chemistry professor who recruited him to assist in his research. He graduated summa cum laude with degrees in both chemistry and zoology. While earning his diplomas, he volunteered during the night shift at a local hospital’s emergency room, which spurred his interest in medicine. At the time he enrolled at Stanford’s medical school, Dr. Bogdan still envisioned a career in research. But, he says, he discovered during surgical training that he enjoyed the personal interaction and technical demands of surgery more than research.