Dr. John Choi - Advanced Aesthetics | Orlando, FL Plastic Surgeons

About Dr. Choi

Dr. John Micheal Choi has a passion for Art, Piano and Plastic Surgery. After college, Dr. Choi studied medicine at the University of Health Science. Dr. Choi then completed internships and residencies at Legacy Emanual Hospital in Portland, Oregon and St. John Oalkland Hospital in Madison Heights, Michigan.

Dr. Choi completed fellowships in Plastic and Reconstructive surgery. This training included Hand Surgery at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and went on to complete fellowships in hand surgery at the Philadelphia Hand Center at Thomas Jefferson University, aesthetic/cosmetic plastic surgery at Hahnemann University and City Avenue Hospitals, reconstructive plastic surgery at the Medical College of Pennsylvania, general plastic and reconstructive surgery at Delaware Valley Medical Center and St. Mary Hospital, and pediatric burn plastic surgery at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children. These fellowships and residencies have given him a unique skill set and the ability to address a variety of patient needs with gentle and skilled hands of an Artist and Surgeon.

Advanced Aesthetics LP is the largest premier Plastic Surgery clinic in Orlando Florida, drawing in patients from all over the entire United States.

Advanced Aesthetics is now a premier Florida plastic surgery clinic, drawing patients from all over the Orlando area.  An artist as well as a surgeon, Dr. Choi has been recognized by his patients for his spectacular results. Samples of his artwork decorate the Advanced Aesthetics facility, which house its own surgical recovery area.

Artwork by Dr. Choi is on Display Throughout the Office.

Dr. Choi has several published works to his credits with the media including March 1999 periodical, “Tendonitis and Teosynovitis,” Published in the Atlas of the Hand Clinics, The cover of the Aesthetic Surgery Journal.

Dr. Choi’s Education, Training, and Credentials

Undergraduate Training:

Oregon State University (1986-1990) Portland State University (1990-1991)

Osteopathic Medical School:

University of Health Sciences- Kansas City, MO (1991-1995)

Internship & Residency:

Legacy Emanuel Hospital – Portland, OR (1995-1998) Oregon Health Sciences University

St. John Hospital/Oakland – Detroit, MI Michigan State University (1997-1998)

Residency/Fellowship:

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Philadelphia, PA (1998-2000) Hand Surgery (July 1998-December 1998) Philadelphia Hand Center Thomas Jefferson University

Aesthetic/Cosmetic Plastic Surgery (Jan 1999- June 1999) Hahnemann University/City Avenue Hospital

Reconstructive Plastic Surgery (July 1999- Oct 1999) Hahnemann University Medical College of Pennsylvania

General Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery (November 1999- February 2000) Jefferson-Frankford Delaware Valley Medical Center St. Mary Hospital

Pediatric Burn & Reconstructive Plastic Surgery (March 2000-June 2000) St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children Philadelphia Plastic Surgeons, PC

Trauma and Heart Surgery Jefferson-Frankford 1999-2001 (part time) St. Mary Hospital

Publications:

March 1999 Atlas of Hand Clinics Tendonitis & Tenosynovitis Philadelphia Hand Center

Thomas Jefferson 1996 Archives of Surgery Laparoscopic Collis Procedure

Miscellaneous:

WebMD: Burn Surgery Q&A for the public October 20, 1999 Healthnetwork.com World’s First Live Internet Broadcast Bilateral skin sparring mastectomy with Immediate reconstruction

Sept/Oct 2001 Selected to be on the cover of Aesthetic Surgery Journal of Society of Plastic Surgery

America’s Top Physician 2004-2005 for Plastic Surgery

2001 – Recruited by Florida Hospital for Reconstructive & hand Surgery

2005 – Co-Chairman of AOBS

2005 – Present: Private Practice

2011 – Patient’s Choice Award

2013 – Most Compassionate Doctor Award

2014 – Top 10 Doctor in Orlando, FL Award

American Osteopathic Association Board Certification

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery: Certificate Number 1947 Effective Date of Certification-May 17th 2005