Meet Dr. Kelly Killeen
Dr. Kelly Killeen specializes in complex breast revision, breast reconstruction, and breast & body aesthetic surgery. She has a special passion for non-invasive skin rejuvenation and medical skin care.
About Dr. Killeen
Dr. Kelly Killeen is a double board-certified plastic surgeon recognized nationally for her expertise in complex breast surgery, including breast reconstruction, breast revision, and breast reduction. A principal investigator on multiple FDA clinical trials and a frequent speaker at national meetings, she is known for combining technical excellence with a deep commitment to patient safety and education.
Featured as an expert in The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, on CNN and Good Morning America, and as a surgeon on the Dr. 90210 reboot on E!.
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Our Surgical Team
Dr. Kelly Killeen, double board-certified and nationally recognized for breast revision and cosmetic surgery, practices alongside three esteemed partners: Dr. Lisa Cassileth (founder of The Practice and former Chief of Plastic Surgery at Cedars-Sinai), Dr. Beina Azadgoli (deep plane facelift, rhinoplasty, and blepharoplasty), and Dr. Omar Hussain (facial aesthetics and rhinoplasty).
Together, they cover the full spectrum of aesthetic and reconstructive surgery, so every patient is matched with the surgeon and approach best suited to their goals.
Four surgeons. One standard of excellence.
Patient Stories
Hear from Dr. Killeen's patients in their own words: why they chose her, what recovery was really like, and how they feel about their results.
“Direct-to-implant was very important to me, just having one operation.”
Breast reconstruction patient
Direct-to-implant reconstruction
“I'm back to my regular life, and I don't even think about it that much most days.”
Breast reconstruction patient
Direct-to-implant reconstruction
“My results are absolutely life changing.”
Lacey
Breast lift
“It was unexpectedly long, but the team here was incredibly supportive.”
Breast reconstruction patient
Direct-to-implant reconstruction
“It took the pain away. And so just feeling like myself, having my body back and being pain-free.”
Capsular contracture patient
Capsular contracture treatment
“It felt very tight on my chest, and if I had a cough or a sneeze, it would really seize up my left breast.”
Capsular contracture patient
Contracture repair after radiation
“It's the best thing I did. I should have done it far sooner.”
Breast reduction patient
Breast reduction
“I can exercise again. I was in a lot of pain from the contracture.”
Capsular contracture patient
Capsular contracture treatment
Now Offering Preservé™ by Motiva
Preservé™ by Motiva is a tissue-preserving breast augmentation. Instead of cutting a pocket, a balloon gently opens a space for the implant above the chest muscle, keeping more of your breast's natural support structure intact.
Dr. Killeen was one of the first surgeons in the United States trained in Preservé and now trains other board-certified plastic surgeons in the technique. In her practice, most Preservé patients return to exercise and normal routines right away.
See Your Possible Results - in 3D!
With Crisalix 3D, we can simulate changes on your body before surgery, so you can compare sizes, shapes, and proportions with confidence. Upload three photos securely, then review options together in-office. We commonly use it for breast and body procedures.
Patients tell us Crisalix takes the uncertainty out of planning. Instead of guessing from someone else's photos or trying on sizers, you'll see your anatomy in 3D and compare options side-by-side, including implant sizes, shapes, and placements, or subtle body refinements. Reviewing the simulations together makes choices clearer, lowers pre-op stress, and aligns the plan with your goals.
Coming from out of town? You can start with a virtual consultation from home. Our guide to traveling for surgery covers how long to stay, where to stay and follow-up after you go home.
It's collaborative, personalized, and confidence-building, exactly how surgical decisions should feel.
Considering a Breast Revision?
Dr. Kelly Killeen performs a large number of breast revisions and lectures nationally on correcting implant complications. Located in Beverly Hills, she offers a luxury experience for her patients.
She plans each revision around what went wrong the first time, your tissue, and your goals.
Talk with Dr. Killeen about your options.
Latest from the Blog
Stay informed with Dr. Killeen's latest insights on plastic surgery, patient education, and the newest techniques in breast surgery.
My Surgeon Says the Implant I Want Is Too Narrow. Is That Real?
November 3, 2026
Dr. Killeen explains why surgeons push back on an implant that is much narrower than your breast: it can make the breast look tuberous, and because a round implant is as tall as it is wide, a narrow one can fill the lower breast and leave the upper breast flat in a traditional augmentation. She also explains why Preservé lets a small implant sit higher than the crease, so the width rule matters less for the right patient.
Fat Necrosis After Breast Surgery: How We Treat It
November 2, 2026
Dr. Killeen explains fat necrosis after breast surgery: why an area of fat can lose its blood supply, how ultrasound makes the diagnosis, and how treatment depends on size and timing. Massage and time for small areas, an anti-inflammatory injection for stubborn ones, in-office removal for small areas near the skin after six months, and waiting longer on large areas to avoid a dent. Plus why aeration works better after fat grafting, and why you never have to remove it.
Hydrogen Peroxide Won't Prevent Tetanus. Here's What Does.
October 28, 2026
A pharmacist on TikTok argued that hydrogen peroxide should have been used on a young patient's deep, contaminated wound. Dr. Killeen, a general and plastic surgeon, explains why that's wrong: peroxide can't kill tetanus spores in the time it's in contact, your tissue breaks it down within seconds, and it damages healing cells. What prevents tetanus is a booster, plus immune globulin for some patients, not antibiotics or peroxide.