5550 Warren Pkwy.
Ste. 210
Frisco, TX 75034
Open · Closes 5:00PM
- Sunday Closed
- Monday 8:00am - 5:00pm
- Tuesday 8:00am - 5:00pm
- Wednesday 8:00am - 5:00pm
- Thursday 8:00am - 5:00pm
- Friday 8:00am - 2:00pm
- Saturday Closed
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Doctors
Dr. Sean Hill, board-certified plastic surgeon and founder of Lone Star Plastic Surgery in Frisco, TX, provides exceptional outcomes through both plastic surgery and nonsurgical treatments. Dr. Hill’s success as a plastic surgeon stems from his natural aptitudes, refined skills, and truly caring nature. He strives to make every patient he serves feel supported, confident about their safety and results, and happy to be in his clinic. Patients considering plastic surgery travel from Plano and throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex to have Dr. Hill perform their procedures.
Learn about Dr. Hill’s background, motivations, and training in the following question-and-answer session:
This distinction demonstrates a physician’s training, experience, and dedication to the field of plastic surgery. It is legal for any licensed physician who performs procedures to enhance their patients’ appearance to call themself a “cosmetic surgeon.” To be a “board-certified plastic surgeon,” a physician must complete at least 6 years of surgical training following medical school that includes a minimum of 3 years of plastic surgery residency training. They must also pass oral and written examinations administered by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS). The ABPS is the only board recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) to specialize in plastic surgery of the whole body. ABPS certification is a mark of distinction for a plastic surgeon.
Dr. Hill is a double board-certified plastic surgeon, recognized by both the American Board of Surgery and the American Board of Plastic Surgery. A Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, he has also been selected to the prestigious American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.
I enjoy the fact that I can make dramatic changes in people’s lives. Plastic surgery involves the perfect mixture of art and science. I am a creative person and plastic surgery is about creativity. I grew up in an artistic family so an appreciation for beauty seems to be in my genes. I also have the analytical mindset of an engineer. Plastic surgery is also about precision; during surgery, a single millimeter can make the difference between good and great results.
I grew up in a small farming community in southern Illinois, the youngest of three children. My two older sisters are in the arts; one is a dancer and the other a writer. Naturally, with these influences, I was actively involved in theatre and visual arts throughout school. I went to college thinking of becoming an engineer like my father. I enjoy mathematics and science, especially the idea of puzzles and putting things together.
However, while on a medical mission trip seeing the impact medicine can have on people, I decided immediately I wanted to be a physician. I entered medical school wanting to be a family physician; that is the role I admired while growing up in a small town. I liked the thought of being involved in patients’ lives for their longitudinal needs. Also, I appreciated the family doctor’s active involvement in so many aspects of the community and its needs.
I was sitting in the anatomy lab during the first year of medical school when I fell in love with the complexity of the human anatomy and human form. I knew at that moment I must be a surgeon. During a plastic surgery rotation, I had the opportunity to work with a surgical master. While watching the precision and the way he cared for his breast reconstruction patients, I knew I wanted to be a plastic surgeon.
I completed my general surgery training in Illinois, and then completed my plastic surgery training at UT Southwestern, the most competitive program in the country. While training there, I worked with masters in all aspects of plastic surgery, but specifically facial rejuvenation, rhinoplasty, and breast surgery. Seeing these masters at work made me excited to learn their techniques and make them my own in my future practice. I sought out extra rotations in breast reconstruction and aesthetics with my mentor in Illinois, Dr. Glyn Jones, who is the author of the Bostwick Breast Surgery textbook.
After graduating from this rigorous plastic surgery program, I decided to undertake one more fellowship, this time in craniofacial plastic surgery. This year of training was focused on plastic surgery of the face, and I further refined my skills by working with masters of rhinoplasty.
Frisco is an up-and-coming community with lots of young families, making it a great place to raise a family of my own. It has a wonderful sense of community like the small town I grew up in. There are lots of new businesses, restaurants, and commercial developments. The city government is very active in the development of the area, expanding the “$5 Billion Mile” into the “Frisco North Platinum Corridor,” a stretch of the Dallas North Tollway (DNT) between the Sam Rayburn Tollway/State Highway 121 to U.S. Highway 380. Another bonus of Frisco being the location, it's the headquarters of the Dallas Cowboys and the new home of the PGA of America
Having grown up in a small community, I wanted Lone Star Plastic Surgery to have that same feeling of community. Patients appreciate that I’m well-trained and honest. I’ve found that a little lightheartedness puts patients at ease in a typically stressful setting. My staff and I make the patient the center of the consultation. We do all we can to make a patient happy, but only offer procedures we feel will truly benefit the patient.
5550 Warren Pkwy.
Ste. 210
Frisco, TX 75034
Open · Closes 5:00PM