Dr. Janet Blanchard’s Plastic Surgery Center in Willoughby Hills

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Dr. Janet Blanchard’s motto is, “we don’t care how old you are, we just care how young you look!” At her Plastic Surgery Center, she helps patients feel more comfortable and confident through individualized care.
With more than 30 years in practice, this plastic surgeon has perfected an umbrella of rejuvenating and anti-aging procedures, as well as founded the America’s Wellness Weight Loss Program for those struggling with extra pounds who don’t know how to lose them. The behavior-based program combines FDA-cleared Semaglutide injections with nutritional coaching and an exercise plan for weight loss that’s sustainable for a lifetime.
To improve the face and body, Dr. Blanchard has refined advanced treatments—from liposuction to lip fillers. She specializes in Botox, Sculptra, Juvederm, Restylane, Galderma, Dysport, Hyaluronic Acid, Microneedling, undereye filler, sclerotherapy injections for spider veins, facial peels, PDO thread treatment and several advanced plastic surgery procedures, such as blepharoplasty, facelifts, breast reduction and breast lift, nose jobs, neck lifts, and tummy tucks.
When a new product emerges, she makes sure it produces results before offering it to her patients. For instance, she tried the new FDA-approved Upneeq eyedrops to uplift eyelids on herself before offering it to her patients. Muscles in the eyelids naturally stretch with aging, and these drops gently lift the lids for a refreshed, more awake appearance.
For women who want to counteract the negative effects of pregnancy and childbearing (sagging breasts, loose skin, stretch marks in the abdomen), she performs Mommy Makeovers, which is a combination of procedures that return the body to pre-pregnancy form.
Board Certified by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, Dr. Blanchard has been earning accolades within her field for decades. In fact, even back in her residency at the Cleveland Clinic, she was honored as the top surgeon in her rotation. In medical school, she began i