Isis Scomacao, M.D., is an Assistant Professor of Surgery and a fellowship trained plastic and reconstructive surgeon whose interests include state-of-the-art breast and other oncological reconstructions, surgical treatment of lymphedema, microsurgery, and general reconstruction, as well as scientific research and documentation of innovative practices and procedures that may improve patient outcomes and overall quality of life.
Dr. Scomacao earned her MD in Brazil in 2007, followed by a general surgery residency and then a plastic surgery residency that she completed in 2012 in Curitiba, Brazil. Before moving to the US in 2016, Dr. Scomacao practiced in both the public and private sectors.
She was awarded the ASAPS North American Plastic Surgery Fellowship, where she was invited to study with and observe some of the United States' most recognized aesthetic plastic surgeons.
Dr. Scomacao then pursued further training in the US at the Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH, where she completed a series of fellowships in microsurgery (including supermicrosurgery), craniofacial surgery, and surgical wound care.
Dr. Scomacao has produced numerous peer-reviewed publications and professional presentations and is a peer reviewer for the prestigious Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Journal.
