Top-Rated Cosmetic Surgeon from Henderson, NV, Opens a New Practice in St. George, Utah
Dr. Mustafa Ahmed
ST. GEORGE, Utah, March 28, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dr. Mustafa Ahmed of Las Vegas Body Sculpting is thrilled to announce the opening of his St. George, Utah, practice, St. George Cosmetic Surgery Center at 965 E 700 S, Suite 201 St. George, UT 84790. As one of the leading providers of popular cosmetic surgery procedures including breast augmentation, Brazilian butt lift, and tummy tuck in Henderson, NV, Dr. Ahmed brings his experience and expertise to the burgeoning St. George area.
Triple board-certified, Dr. Ahmed is an accomplished cosmetic surgeon who believes that looking your best can make a noticeable difference in a person's life. His personalized, professional, and compassionate approach helps men and women become the best version of themselves in a safe and comfortable environment.
Dr. Ahmed is consistently top-rated among his patients. Appointments are now available and can be scheduled via phone or online.
About St. George Cosmetic Surgery Center: Headed by Dr. Mustafa Ahmed, St. George Cosmetic Surgery Center provides personalized cosmetic surgery procedures to men and women in southwestern Utah and beyond. St. George Cosmetic Surgery is the top destination for plastic surgery and non-surgical aesthetic enhancements in St. George.
Contact:
St. George Cosmetic Surgery Center435-246-4422
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