Physician recognition
Top Docs
*Dr. Scott Ennis
The Boca Raton Observer · 2024
Featured in the publisher’s Castle Connolly Top Docs 2024 special advertising section.
View the publisher’s profileEnnis Plastic Surgery · Boca Raton, Florida
Board-certified plastic surgeon · Founder
Individualized surgical planning, an artist’s attention to proportion, and natural-looking refinement as the goal.

Beautiful Medicine™
A face, a proportion, a personal point of view. Dr. Ennis’s approach begins with the individual.
As founder of Ennis Plastic Surgery, he brings an interest in art and visual balance to surgical planning. His published philosophy emphasizes understanding each patient’s concerns and choosing an approach around their anatomy and goals.
The aim is refinement that respects your identity. A consultation is a chance to explore the reasoning behind a recommendation, including what surgery can—and cannot—change.
Dr. Ennis on LinkedIn
Meet the surgeonA personal introduction to the surgeon behind Ennis Plastic Surgery, in his own words.
Selected recognition
Consider the recipient, source and year alongside the surgeon’s training and actual patient work.
Physician recognition
*Dr. Scott Ennis
The Boca Raton Observer · 2024
Featured in the publisher’s Castle Connolly Top Docs 2024 special advertising section.
View the publisher’s profile
Practice recognition
Ennis Plastic Surgery
LUXlife · Global Excellence Awards · 2025
Practice recognition, announced by Ennis Plastic Surgery in January 2026.
Areas of surgical focus
Explore Dr. Ennis’s surgical specialties and the care he guides, then discuss which options fit your goals.
Facial rejuvenation and proportion, with an individual assessment of the face, eyelids, brow, nose and neck.
A specialty focus on Preservé breast augmentation with Motiva implants placed through the underarm (transaxillary), with planning tailored to your proportions and goals.
Labiaplasty is a particular focus of Dr. Ennis’s practice, including the posterior wedge method. A private consultation considers your anatomy, comfort and goals.
NeoGraft FUE hair restoration is performed by trained technicians under Dr. Ennis’s guidance. He helps guide the treatment plan and remains involved in your care.
Patients of Dr. Ennis
Hear the personal considerations behind the decision to have surgery.
Individual experiences and results vary.
Actual patient work
Actual patients of Dr. Scott Ennis

A combined procedure: deep plane facelift and lower blepharoplasty.
Actual patient of Dr. Scott Ennis

Combined with buccal fat pad removal, lower blepharoplasty and an Obagi Blue Peel.
Actual patient of Dr. Scott Ennis

Breast augmentation. Original multi-view patient comparison.
Actual patient of Dr. Scott Ennis

Breast augmentation. Original multi-view patient comparison.
Actual patient of Dr. Scott Ennis
Dr. L. Scott Ennis
Medical training, professional credentials and a public record you can explore.

*Dr. Scott Ennis
Certification listed in the Florida Department of Health practitioner profile.
View the public physician record
*Dr. Scott Ennis
Recognized in the Society’s 2026 listing of members celebrating 20 years.
View the Society’s listingBS, Biology
Doctor of Medicine
General surgery residency
Plastic surgery fellowship
Education and training recorded in the Florida practitioner profile.
Dr. Ennis explains
Watch Dr. Ennis explainDr. Ennis explains how he considers the brow and upper eyelids, lower eyelids and cheeks, and the jawline and neck when discussing facial surgery.
A concern around the eyes can involve different structures from a change in the jawline or neck. In this overview, Dr. Ennis discusses facial areas together and explains how surgical and nonsurgical options differ.
Use the film as a starting point for your own questions, then explore the detailed procedure guides.
Explore facial proceduresYouTube captions are available through the player where provided.
An informed choice
The right choice begins with evidence and a conversation about your needs. Look beyond a single photograph, award or ranking.
Verify relevant board certification and training. Ask about the surgeon’s experience with your proposed procedure and the alternatives they consider.
Review actual patients with similar concerns. Ask which procedures were combined and when the photographs were taken. A selected result is not a prediction of your own.
Discuss risks, limitations, anesthesia, the surgical facility and postoperative care. Know who will be available during recovery and how concerns will be addressed.
Questions worth asking
Start with relevant board certification and experience with the procedure you are considering. Review actual patients with similar concerns, ask what each result involved, and listen to the surgeon’s explanation of the proposed plan. A useful consultation covers alternatives, risks, limitations, the surgical setting and follow-up. Awards may be one part of your research; they cannot establish which surgeon or procedure is right for you.
The Florida Department of Health practitioner profile lists Dr. Ennis’s certification by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. This is a physician-specific credential. The public profile also records his medical education and postgraduate training.
Bring your questions, the changes you notice, and a clear account of your health, medicines and previous procedures. Photographs can help explain your goals, but should not become a promise of a particular result. Ask Dr. Ennis to explain what he recommends, what it could change and what its limitations would be.
The practice offers in-office and virtual consultations with Dr. Ennis. If you are traveling, discuss the examination, time in Boca Raton, recovery support and follow-up before arranging surgery. The appropriate travel plan depends on your treatment and individual recovery.

At the practice
Meet Dr. Ennis in Boca Raton or begin with a virtual consultation. Discuss the changes you notice, review relevant patient photographs and explore an individualized recommendation.
If you will be traveling, ask about examination requirements, recovery support and follow-up before making arrangements.
Continue learning
Featured guide · Recovery
Explore the practice’s guide, then discuss a recovery plan that reflects your procedure, health and support at home.
Read the recovery guideCompare procedures by area and concern.
Explore the approach, actual patient work and recovery considerations.
Learn about planning, proportion and incision choices.
Your goals. A personal conversation.
Bring your questions. Explore your options.
Begin when you feel ready.
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